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Indeed. A lotta peops showed up todayTried to hit the big k but the park and hike was too much for this gal's old legs. Place is packed.
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Indeed. A lotta peops showed up todayTried to hit the big k but the park and hike was too much for this gal's old legs. Place is packed.
Regarding Killington... A LOT more terrain should/will open up once (if?) things soften up this weekend. There's no way Ovation or Downdraft melted out...more than likely they're glacial as they've been for the past couple weeks. They finally got a groomer up Double Dipper so that re-opened for the first time in weeks. I also wouldn't doubt a couple naturals like Escapade and Old Superstar to be open. Powerline and Ridge Run up on the North Ridge are open and they are naturals.
Of course this is all dependent on things softening up. But base depth should not be an issue.
Given it's the third weekend of April I do not fault Killington for "just" having the K1 and Superstar areas open. That's pretty much typical this time of year. The only thing I wish they were doing differently this spring was re-opening the Snowshed Crossover. That way you could ski Needle's Eye and Vertigo (or at least the top 3/4 of each of them).
The Ego woods at excellent when they have snow. Nothing like the north face woodsIt seems like I haven't spent enough time over by Carinthia. Those woods look decently-spaced, which is not like most of the woods at Mt. Snow. There's a few sections with nice spacing, but most if it is really tight, IMO.
Originally the plan was Killington Sunday, but with them shutting down so much terrain, we might do somewhere like Okemo or Snow this weekend since they are open and have more open acreage. Then, Killington can be an option next weekend after most of the other players are done. Hmmmmmmmmm
I'm a skier sharing in a skiing forum. I'm not an Pulitzer-awarded investigative journalist such as these lauded contributors to society http://www.pulitzer.org/winners/boston-globe-1.
I disagree with your assessment of the Mt Snow's crowd, spend a few Saturdays midseason at Stratton and let me know what you think. To the point my wife will never step foot on that mountain again.I don't love either..the NY crowd at Snow is manic. Okemo has too many transitions and not a nice flow to the trails for a boarder. If I HAD to pick, I'd pick Snow. Parking at Okemo is a ^%$#@
What does this have anything to do with his post. I think you grabbed the wrong postAll you needed was a very rudimentary understanding of geography and a calendar. Hint: Look at Jay Peak, Okemo, and Killington.
What does this have anything to do with his post. I think you grabbed the wrong post
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What? TOO CROWDED?? What does that mean? Super lift lines?? Ya think next weekend will be good?
What? TOO CROWDED?? What does that mean?
I think it's the weekend but I didn't ask any employees so I wouldn't want to get flamed for telling untruths.Is the Cat planning on opening just the 5th, a Saturday, or for the 6th also. If only the 5th I may have to pass for either Jay, Bush or the loaf. I've only heard talk of the 5th?
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I think it's the weekend but I didn't ask any employees so I wouldn't want to get flamed for telling untruths.
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