What state do you spend most of your time skiing in?

[Puck it]

NH then VT

 

[Grassi21]

Last year CT edged out MA. This year will be CT and then a 3 way tie for 2nd (MA, NY, VT).

 

[ERJ-145CA]

New York

 

[bvibert]

CT here too. I wouldn't get to ski nearly as much as I do without Sundown being a local option!

 

[millerm277]

In order, VT, NY, PA, NH, NJ.

 

[snowman]

Canada! And no, it's not a state, the poster was just too closed minded to include us. :razz: I'll be spending more time in the US skiing this year though were OUR DOLLAR IS WORTH MORE THAN YOURS.....making skiing there super cheap!

 

[mattchuck2]

NY

 

[hammer]

NH

 

[Dr Skimeister]

It's a toss-up between NY and VT for me. CO next, MA a distant 4th.

 

[riverc0il]

VT

 

[twinplanx]

VT, NY close second but have logged more trips to the Green mtn state

 

[AMAC2233]

NH

 

[ccskier]

Vermont only with the hopefully yearly trip out of New England.

 

[deadheadskier]

Historically Vermont

Past two seasons and most likely this season - Maine.

Oh how I wish there was an Interstate going straight from Portland to Lebanon, NH. It's depressing looking at a map knowing it's maybe 100 miles by the way the crow flies, yet nearly 180 the way I'd have to travel to get there. I miss skiing the northern greens every week

 

[Terry]

Mostly Maine.

 

[skibum1321]

Canada! And no, it's not a state, the poster was just too closed minded to include us. :razz: I'll be spending more time in the US skiing this year though were OUR DOLLAR IS WORTH MORE THAN YOURS.....making skiing there super cheap!

Yeah, that's pretty depressing and a sad snapshot at how weak the dollar is these days.

 

[Marc]

I spend most of my time in the state of denial.

 

[riverc0il]

Oh how I wish there was an Interstate going straight from Portland to Lebanon, NH. It's depressing looking at a map knowing it's maybe 100 miles by the way the crow flies, yet nearly 180 the way I'd have to travel to get there. I miss skiing the northern greens every week

I hear you there. My trip to Mad River Glen on Saturday took 2.5 hours for only about 100 miles. People who live a lot further away than I do by the crow flying can get there much quicker due to interstate access. but there really is no need or demand for such an artery except for a handful of recreationalists.

 

[andyzee]

I spend most of my time in the state of denial.

I thought it was the state of confusion?

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

I spend most of my time in the state of denial.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHA... denial is a river in Egypt...4 years ago I could have said Montana..:argue: