The say only something positive about your "home mountain" thread...

[awf170]

By far the steepest terrain in the east. Most vertical. Huge bowls. No liftlines...

 

[tjf67]

As I type there are four men with chain saws cutting 62 acres of approved galdes at whiteface mountian.

 

[SkiDork]

By far the steepest terrain in the east. Most vertical. Huge bowls. No liftlines...

where?

 

[bigbog]

Sunday River has the nicest vibe and people I have ever seen at a resort.

1+ ...*but skiing the weekend is a double-black test of control...
**Having said that...have to admit I've gotten clipped more by the little Bodes at Sugarloaf...LOL, but during a snowstorm...excluding backcountry(my favorite)...Sugarloaf's powder and pitch is great...with Saddleback a very close second.

 

[deadheadskier]

where?

Mt. Washington

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

Blue mountain has the coldest 6-pack in the Poconos..

 

[ctenidae]

I don't have a "home mountain," so probably the part about it enjoyed by most people is that I'm not there...

 

[Hawkshot99]

Jimney has god night skiing, and provides me a place to work slope side.

 

[wa-loaf]

 

[St. Bear]

Puh-lease.

 

[wa-loaf]

Puh-lease.

LOL

I consider the Loaf my home mountain even though I don't get there much anymore.

This is what I deal with most of the time for night skiing. They have excellent grooming:

 

[Greg]

Sundown has excellent grooming.

 

[WJenness]

Sigh... need to make it back there mid-winter this year... Got a taste during the second to last weekend of the season, and I felt like there was so much more to explore there... It must happen this year.

-w

 

[campgottagopee]

Greek Peak---feel like I own the place

 

[Puck it]

I don't have a home mountain. But they all should have snow on them.

 

[speden]

Pat's Peak - Nice beginner and intermediate terrain, kid friendly, and you get plenty of time to plan out your next run while riding on the quaint lifts.

Wawa - Great location close to Boston.

 

[millerm277]

Hunter - Awesome snowmaking, great terrain, most reliable snow in the area, and closest "real" ski area for me.

Killington - A huge amount of terrain for the east, I've had it being a blizzard on Snowdon, and sunny slush on Bear at the same time. Regardless of the weather, there's always some area of the place that has the conditions I'm looking for at that time.

 

[PomfretPlunge]

Whitetail -- Real skiing day & night, reachable from DC, with moguls top to bottom on Exhibition

Roundtop -- Gonna seed bumps this year

 

[riverc0il]

One of the few mountains in the east with consistently open trees from sometime in December right up to closing day except immediately following rain/freeze events.

 

[sLoPeS]

biggest, most diverse terrain in the east. long season, huge snowmaking. 250"+ natural snow. lots of high speed chairs and ganjala's.

a "first chair, last call" kinda place.