It was Price Chopper for me when I lived in the Upper Valley.stop and shop or shaws -cant recall which it was- in west leb was waaay cheaper than macs and like 5-10 minutes further, every i knew went there.
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It was Price Chopper for me when I lived in the Upper Valley.stop and shop or shaws -cant recall which it was- in west leb was waaay cheaper than macs and like 5-10 minutes further, every i knew went there.
Please don't spread that good report to too many people, for the sake of Sugarbush sustainability!Meant to thank folks here for the helpful tips the other week. My beginners did well on those suggested trails and enjoyed their day. The food and outdoor deck at Green Mountain Lounge were perfect, as well as the scenic chair ride there. Sugarbush gets high marks.
Place is already too crowded. Too latePlease don't spread that good report to too many people, for the sake of Sugarbush sustainability!
it was a little hard on wednesday before the snow but ok with the inch on top. should be great now. if you like the woods idk why you wouldn't be skiing them now.is slidebrook skiable? asking for a friend (really).
That's too funny because what I told my friend was exactly this. Probably sketchy and best left to next week.Howie, So the real report is that if you go where no one else has gone it is OK. There is stuff lurkng all over the the place but with such a small base you can see the obsticles at least. Any of the main lines are already skied down to ice in a lot of places and there are stumps, logs and rocks everywhere. If you are an agile expert skier then you will have no issues. if you are the type of skier that likes to slide all your turns and ski in the troughs, good luck. Steezy's report lacks depth of explanation. It should get better with this week's storms