Kingslug20
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Upper hasn't turned into a rock fest yet!
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Skiers right above where Haychute feeds in getting sketchy, and given the temps the next few days, guessing it's remaining hours open this season are getting very limited. The mid section from Haychute down to Midway was mostly wall to wall still with only a handful of bare spots. Rope already up from Midway down.Upper hasn't turned into a rock fest yet!
**Statement should be verified for accuracy, citation needed.**Worth 2.5 hour drive every time...
I, for one, am never driving 2 and a half hours, or 5, for an icy groomer day. I can do that anywhere, with a short drive.I drove 5 hours every weekend for 3 years...before I moved here.
I was on the beach at Isle of Palms SC for the last one (first place visible in US). It was cloudy all day and then a gap in clouds appeared in just the right spot in the sky about 30 min before totality. Felt miraculous.I'll be at family's house in Erie which is in the zone of totality. It better be friggin clear that day...
5 hrs RT is minimum I drive to ski anywhere better than PA (3-4 hr RT to places I ski there).I drove 5 hours every weekend for 3 years...before I moved here.
I was at Stowe the last couple days as well. Seems there was a decent AZ contingent. My first and only visit of the season and I thought it was great. Front 4 from the Chute, many Nosedives and Hayrides. Enjoyed Lookout from the top. Going fast. I thought the woods were better yesterday than today with no freeze overnight last night, but good all around. It was the warmest skiing day I've had in a while today. I don't know why I don't make the drive more often? Crazies here drive 6 hours. I don't like the 2 and a half.
Based on your posts, you definitely win for the most committed person on here that consistently makes crazy long drives in search of the best skiing in the North East! How long is Tremblant for you?The way I look at it, is that if I wasn’t driving I’d probably be sitting someplace anyway on Friday night after work. On my couch, in a theatre, at a restaurant. Why not sit in my car, catch up on my full podcast line up for the week, and then be someplace where I can ski the next two days. I don’t mind driving. I actually quite like it. Hopefully my back stays amenable to this arrangement over time
Based on your posts, you definitely win for the most committed person on here that consistently makes crazy long drives in search of the best skiing in the North East! How long is Tremblant for you?
I've done a lot of Friday night drives north from work to the mountains or Saratoga. The ride up is never a problem. The excitement plus cigarettes and adderall get me there. The ride back not so much...