BackLoafRiver
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Date(s) Skied: Wednesday 1/20/10
Resort or Ski Area: Sugarloaf
Conditions: Powder!!!
Trip Report:
It started snowing yesterday in the A.M. and the kids were talking about a snow day. I called shenanigans since finals were supposed to start and it didn't look like we were going to get more than a few inches.
4:45 a.m. I got the call that school was canceled. 5:30 I was in the car heading north.
When I got there, I found nobody there. No lines anywhere, no wind, and tons of fresh! It was surreal. I have never seen it that dead, especially on a powder day. There were fresh lines to be had until 2 when I had to call it quits.
Run of the day? Probably Upper Tote Road (binder from the top is still roped off...fail) -> Cinder Hoe under the lift -> Binder under the Timberline Lift -> Binder -> Upper Glancer -> Ram Pasture Glades. Visibility on Upper Tote was the suck but, the sides had boot deep snow all day.
Discovered a couple new runs as well. Boomauger off the King Pine lift was amazing. Again, I am not a bump skier but I had a great time there. The bumps were MASSIVE, soft, and unavoidable. :smile: I bet if I had been there first thing, it would have been even more enjoyable.
The pics aren't great but, something to look at:
A Small access trail to the side of Upper binder looking up. (Timberline lift in view)
Then looking down:
A little tree entrance off Upper Binder:
The bumps on Boomauger:
Someone (not me) on Upper Glancer:
Resort or Ski Area: Sugarloaf
Conditions: Powder!!!
Trip Report:
It started snowing yesterday in the A.M. and the kids were talking about a snow day. I called shenanigans since finals were supposed to start and it didn't look like we were going to get more than a few inches.
4:45 a.m. I got the call that school was canceled. 5:30 I was in the car heading north.
When I got there, I found nobody there. No lines anywhere, no wind, and tons of fresh! It was surreal. I have never seen it that dead, especially on a powder day. There were fresh lines to be had until 2 when I had to call it quits.
Run of the day? Probably Upper Tote Road (binder from the top is still roped off...fail) -> Cinder Hoe under the lift -> Binder under the Timberline Lift -> Binder -> Upper Glancer -> Ram Pasture Glades. Visibility on Upper Tote was the suck but, the sides had boot deep snow all day.
Discovered a couple new runs as well. Boomauger off the King Pine lift was amazing. Again, I am not a bump skier but I had a great time there. The bumps were MASSIVE, soft, and unavoidable. :smile: I bet if I had been there first thing, it would have been even more enjoyable.
The pics aren't great but, something to look at:
A Small access trail to the side of Upper binder looking up. (Timberline lift in view)

Then looking down:

A little tree entrance off Upper Binder:

The bumps on Boomauger:

Someone (not me) on Upper Glancer:

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