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I guess it was fairly warm at 11F, not including wind chill.
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What's Your Coldest Day on the Slopes?
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eatskisleep
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-40 at Bretton only 5 to 10 other people on the mountain. 
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Couple years ago I skied at Jay in about -25...but most of the lifts were closed due to wind. Not good times. Skied the next at the Loaf, in about -10 with no wind, I felt like I should have been out in a t-shirt.
Last winter, I went nordic skiing in -22. Worked up a sweat on the uphills, and then froze everything on the downhills. Had to keep moving to keep my shell from freezing...I didn't ski that hard all winter!
Last winter, I went nordic skiing in -22. Worked up a sweat on the uphills, and then froze everything on the downhills. Had to keep moving to keep my shell from freezing...I didn't ski that hard all winter!
Masskier
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Burke last January, it was a Friday At 9:30 am it was -11 f at the base. No one was skiing except the BMA kids were training. Thats dedication.
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-27 below Stowe last January.
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Last year over Presidents day weekend it was -48 at Chimney Pond in Baxter Park. A bunch of us tried to summit, but it was too cold and people were getting frostbite I was pretty disappointed after hauling that 70 pound sled 32 miles and not summitting.
My coldest day at a resort is about -30 at Burke last year, in Jamuary. The chairlift broke for about 12 minutes while I was on board. The ski patrol was really sweet though, they took everyone into a warming hut and let us get toasty warm before heading down. They then closed the chairlift for the rest of the day. So it was beer-thirty a little early :beer:
I was pretty disappointed after hauling that 70 pound sled 32 miles and not summitting. My coldest day at a resort is about -30 at Burke last year, in Jamuary. The chairlift broke for about 12 minutes while I was on board. The ski patrol was really sweet though, they took everyone into a warming hut and let us get toasty warm before heading down. They then closed the chairlift for the rest of the day. So it was beer-thirty a little early :beer:
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