Zand
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Headed up there next Saturday and Sunday. Looking to ski lots of trees and steeps. Looking forward to the front four. Anyone have any advice on times of day to hit some of the trails or places for good tree skiing?
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Stowe Advice
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JD
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Great trees at J. Seriously though, pray for snow.
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Pray for snow
It was pretty firm yesterday. Last weekend was epic, that's life in VT. looks like moisture in forecast, sometimes Mansfield creates it's own little "Jay cloud" especially in the Spring.
If it does snow...Great trees all over, skier's left of Chin Clip especially ...follow your nose. Traverse way out and paddle out on Notch road. Trees off Goat, Starr, Hayride wherever... Hike the Chin to Mansfield summit off Gondy for backcountry extreme adventure, bring buddy and look for Taft lodge roof, point 'em down and pray. :flag:
It was pretty firm yesterday. Last weekend was epic, that's life in VT. looks like moisture in forecast, sometimes Mansfield creates it's own little "Jay cloud" especially in the Spring.
If it does snow...Great trees all over, skier's left of Chin Clip especially ...follow your nose. Traverse way out and paddle out on Notch road. Trees off Goat, Starr, Hayride wherever... Hike the Chin to Mansfield summit off Gondy for backcountry extreme adventure, bring buddy and look for Taft lodge roof, point 'em down and pray. :flag:
JD
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Pretty much. But let me say this. Ah, nevermind.
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