Killington has started with the huge stockpiles. Impressed at how big they already are.....sorry no pics to cold!
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Me to.last year I believe it was middle March.Nice. I wonder when spring passes go on sale.
Nice. I wonder when spring passes go on sale.
If they keep the guns on Superstar till the end of February the mountain will tilt. Kinda like Guam.Nice to see the glacier growing daily, but they will need to blow snow well beyond the end of Feb, which has been the cutoff point the last few years, if they want to make Memorial Day and beyond.
According to their report next up is Skyelark T to B & lower Bitter with middle Supe thrown in for good measure. Everyone always thinks of Superstar as their only late season offering but more often than not Skyelark/lower Bitter hang in there right to the end too. Last year was an exception not the rule.
Even if skinning your knees, or having young adults fly through the air at you elbowing you in the head. It is rough on old knees, I don't think mine felt normal til August, still love Spring turns. Not holding out alot of hope for a deep Spring season this year, but you never know.Nonetheless - always a good time!
This is exciting but generally speaking SS is the lone trail at the end. I have been skiing Killington for the past 4-5 years on their last few weekends and I do not recall Skylark making it to the very last day! Nonetheless - always a good time!
Well then your memory is not very good.
What year was Skye Lark open until the last day?
K closed May 18 in 13/14. Skyelark/Bitter closed May 17 but was still being skied on the 18th. I know since I was there. Same thing other years.
That particular year was when there was a late spring May snow storm and they had opened Skyelark back up - if not mistaken.