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I was making a bit of a joke. Hence the winking emoji.There's a handful of days left in the season and its snowing. Either you're skiing or you're not. Does the webcam really make a difference?
Skiers left of Stein's this morning was
Apparently one more surge of heavy snow mid afternoon before tapering back to lighter snow in the evening. Summit snow stake has been showing nothing w/ the wind but it looks like the storm total is 7" so far mid-mtn. KMart, Mt. Ellen tour, or hold out for some permissible uphill access to HG terrain tomorrow? Decisions decisions...
I don't want to sound like a Killington Fanboy as this is probably my 5th-ish positive Killington post in the SB thread! BUT...as far as lift-served terrain tomorrow Killington will have an infinitely better product than SB and all at higher elevation. North Ridge, Canyon, Superstar, K1, Snowdon 6 (probably the triple too), even Ramshead all spinning still. And also Killington can open up the top of Needle's, top of South Ridge, and top of Skyeburst IF they drop the nets and open up the Snowshed Crossover in its entirety. That's a lot of work so I'm not sure they'll do that but it's an easy poach once it's tracked out.
I'm leaning in that direction too tbh. Saved 6 out of my 7 my Killington days for May Superstar bumps so might as well use one tomorrow, especially if they might pick up another 8" today on what already fell last night. Just hope it's not a total zoo!
From the snow report:
Odds this changes tomorrow? Better to ask for forgiveness than for permission? Skinning up VH Traverse > Jester for an OG lap or 2 could be nice. Coming down at an inch per hour now based on the mid mtn stake
Personally I'm inclined to agree. Not that I have an interest in driving down there, but they're definitely much better setup to take advantage of a storm like this late in the season. If this storm was a week or 2 earlier it would have worked out well at SB with the terrain/lifts they still had open at the time.I don't want to sound like a Killington Fanboy as this is probably my 5th-ish positive Killington post in the SB thread! BUT...as far as lift-served terrain tomorrow Killington will have an infinitely better product than SB and all at higher elevation. North Ridge, Canyon, Superstar, K1, Snowdon 6 (probably the triple too), even Ramshead all spinning still. And also Killington can open up the top of Needle's, top of South Ridge, and top of Skyeburst IF they drop the nets and open up the Snowshed Crossover in its entirety. That's a lot of work so I'm not sure they'll do that but it's an easy poach once it's tracked out.
If only mt Ellen was open. Laps off the summit chair. Oh well.Personally I'm inclined to agree. Not that I have an interest in driving down there, but they're definitely much better setup to take advantage of a storm like this late in the season. If this storm was a week or 2 earlier it would have worked out well at SB with the terrain/lifts they still had open at the time.
I was there Friday and Saturday..At noon the lines got super long. I left.It got busy at noon?? Did you get there at noon?? It felt like a winter holiday week most of the day