Smellytele
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Mine must be setup like Hawk. This page is 316 and the pics Hawk is referring to are indeed on 312 for me.
Post numbers should be quoted instead of page number
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Mine must be setup like Hawk. This page is 316 and the pics Hawk is referring to are indeed on 312 for me.
Post numbers should be quoted instead of page number
Post numbers should be quoted instead of page number
The grading at the bottom is pretty much done. If you go back to page 312 of this thread there are some pretty good pics. Basically the slope at the exit of Out to lunch coming from behind Rice brook at the bridge has not changed at all. At the bottom of the lift they built a big retaining wall to level of the area so they can have a flat lift line area. This is at the lower bridge below Gadd Brook.
gotcha... just curious to see how it matches up to the renderings in terms of making it a true ski-on, ski-off for the new construction and how/if it ties into the old village...would be cool if the older condos up the hill had more ski-able access too...just daydreaming there
djd66; When they built the village trail - they F'd up royally when they did not build some kind of bridge from the Village trail the the village. It's kind of a joke that you have to take your skis off and walk 200 yards to get to the Out to Lunch trail.[/QUOTE said:Yup, they sure did. Snowmaking would help too.
Starting to think about winter break....had a great trip to SB/MRG last year. Might do it again....working theory being. if the season starts off slow re: snow, you have the snow making power of SB, and heck, could even drive to stowe for a day. But if snow is falling, you've got great skiing at SB and MRG....
Worked out great last year.
Other thought is, try the same theory out in S. Vt. Get a place close to stratton or Okemo and either ski man made snow there, or, god willing, head over to Magic for early natural snow skiing...seems overly optimistic though. Driving north really makes more sense I think.
Anyway...looking forward to winter....
Magic is upping their snowmaking game so it shouldn't need a 2'+base to be an option anymore!!!
And don't forget Bromley. Great option vs Stratton and Okemo, unless you LIKE skiing with tons of people!
Here are some pictures of the progress of the upgrades at Mt Ellen from this past Friday.
New snowmaking pipe on Which Way:
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New Sunny D Quad progress:
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From you pics it looks like they added towers to Which Way, so hopeully more snowmaking ofr it this season. Cruiser & Northstar get a bit old.
Just wondering if anyone got their new RFID pass in the mail yet. They said they would be mailed to existing passholders "later in the fall" but as we're almost into November and less than 3 weeks away from opening day if weather cooperates, I'm starting to wonder when they are mailing them.
I just saw a message this week from Sugarbush that they were mailing them out now. Based on what I read, I would expect them early next week.
Picked mine up on Community weekend. I think this is going to work real slick.
Me too and used for resort charging (drinking) all weekend and it was great.