What mountain do you ski the most?

[Vortex]

April you will have Loon to yourself. Most of the regulars still are around. The day skiers are done usually by then. Cannon usually makes it to the 1st weekend in April.

 

[Brettski]

Good to hear. I'll have to look you up. Do I remember correctly if Lincoln had a brewpub?

And is that little ski shop still one them main road in town? That guy was great and cheap.

 

[Vortex]

I'll help you with a ski shop if you need it. There are a bunch of them. Ski Fanatics is the place to go exit 28 off 93 near my place. 20 min south of Loon. Brewpub... Woodstock station probably in woodstock 10 min away.

 

[tirolerpeter]

Which Mt. ?

Frankly, I get bored when I spend more than two or three days in a row at the same mountain. I tend to spread my ski days out over as many different mountains as possible. In a given season I usually ski three or four mountains out west (usually around Salt Lake but sometimes in CO. Here in the east, I ski either Killington or Snow the most (I can't beat that ASC Bronze Pass anywhere else), then I get a few days in at Pico, Jiminy, Hunter, Bellayre, or Windham. Last season I had a two day package at Jay also, but due to cold and high winds they wouldn't open the mountain on the first day, so we bailed (and got most of our money back) I have not recently gone further north, but I have also skied Sunday River, and Loon in past years.

 

[Joshua B]

I think last year it was close between Tenney and Berkshire East.

 

[K2Trav]

I definetly ski Sugarloaf the most, over the past 8 years I have probably skied close to 1000 days there, maybe 12 at Sunday River, 2 at killington, 1 at Sugarbush, 5 at the canyons, 1 at alta, 5 at Snowbasin and 2 at Powder mtn


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[highpeaksdrifter]

I definetly ski Sugarloaf the most, over the past 8 years I have probably skied close to 1000 days there, maybe 12 at Sunday River, 2 at killington, 1 at Sugarbush, 5 at the canyons, 1 at alta, 5 at Snowbasin and 2 at Powder mtn


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125 ski days a year at Sugarloaf is impressive. Do you work there or are you retired?

 

[Vortex]

I definetly ski Sugarloaf the most, over the past 8 years I have probably skied close to 1000 days there, maybe 12 at Sunday River, 2 at killington, 1 at Sugarbush, 5 at the canyons, 1 at alta, 5 at Snowbasin and 2 at Powder mtn


http://www.k2trav.com

You need to post more. :wink: You have good info. The final days out total crown I think went to you or LostOne.

 

[NHpowderhound]

With the spike in gas prices I may have to limit my trips to my "home" mountain, Jay Peak. I estimate about $85 for a round trip journey. Looks like I'll be getting a Cannon pass this year.
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[awf170]

With the spike in gas prices I may have to limit my trips to my "home" mountain, Jay Peak. I estimate about $85 for a round trip journey. Looks like I'll be getting a Cannon pass this year.
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I feel bad for you having to ski such a crappy mountain like cannon :wink:

 

[andyzee]

With the spike in gas prices I may have to limit my trips to my "home" mountain, Jay Peak. I estimate about $85 for a round trip journey. Looks like I'll be getting a Cannon pass this year.
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On the same note, SnowSprite brought up a good point on KillingtonZone. With gas going up the way it is, we can expect shorter lift lines.

 

[Terry]

I probably spend around 50 days and nights at Shawnee Peak each season as it is just 10 minutes from work, and 15 from home.

 

[ga2ski]

Sunday River

 

[K2Trav]

I work at a restaurant at Sugarloaf, work at night, ski all day.


http://www.k2trav.com

 

[deadheadskier]

Year's past its been Stowe. This year it will more than likely be Smuggs. If you don't live in Stowe and work for a company that belongs to the chamber, it is a very expensive place to ski.

I'm hoping to spread it around this year and ski Smuggs, Stowe, Mt Ellen, MRG, Jay, Bolton and Burke. and if I'm a lucky and time affords, head to Sugarloaf for Reggae weekend.