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Last I heard, Barb is gonna match Camelback, who announced April 12 (weather permitting of course) closing.

Indeed!

Slowly he turned, step by step...

Spring will eventually get here, still want more snow!

That's the only model I'm interested in, unless there's another indicating more snowfall!

Need that weekend storm bad!

Would be great to stuff the "Spring has sprung"ers!

I'd love to do more, well ANY, but my flesh and bone doesn't take kindly to contacting metal...

Looking pretty grim. In sore need of a snowcat to do some snow reallocation. Southern exposure really beats up the snowpack. Could be closing day today.

Definitely was!

Damn deer shit all over the jump landing!!

Note that Blue is closing today at 4pm.

I'm thinking, with the rain and warm temps, crowds are going to be pretty light.

Uh, me. Most of the time I forget they're having it...

Free grub 4-6

Wrong f/stop for amount of light, amateur photographer...

Hey all, I just got back from a fun session at Christines Hill, the only mountain! I arrived at the hill just after 7pm after having stuffed flounder and seafood genevieve over linguini. Temps were in the low 40s and overcast, which made for pretty warm conditions. I was expecting more of a crowd, but I guess with it being Friday the 13th, people were reluctant to try their hand at such a terrifying slope. The surface was natural snow, human-groomed, wet granular. I was expecting it to be a bit faster, but I can't complain for mid March and also the price. After booting up in the lodge, well house, I made my way out to slopes to find it virtually empty. I was really wound up to try the main chute, but started out mid-mountain to test the snow conditions. First run was mid hill down to just above the dosing tank. Snow was VERY soft and carveable. After a few more runs down mid, I was ready to hike to the main chute and what a hike it was. By the time I got to the summit, I was sweating bullets and darkness was approaching fast. There isn't much room at the summit and had to get the skis on carefully. Unfortunately my right binding would lock and I toppled over. Luckily the soft snow caught me and I didn't go down any further. After getting my bearings, I made my way down the chute, what an exhilarating experience as this part of the hill has never been open before due to lack of snow (and interest). Next I headed over to the park where some jibhonks had set up a jump. I made a few runs over the jump, but it needed a lot of work and with time running out, I didn't feel like helping build it up. Darkness set in pretty quick and with no night skiing, I peaced-out around 7:30 after getting in about 10 runs and went into the lodge to grab some liquid refreshments and relax. Hopefully the snow will survive for another visit, but with an inch of rain predicted and already a lot of thin spots showing, I'm not holding out much hope. Heading down mid-hill run Down by the glades Hiking to the main chute Wicked fast, technical run! Après ski refreshment.

Customer appreciation day on Sunday! I like waffles!

He never misses Jeopardy either...

I hate to ask you when I last pooped as you might know and that would be scary...

I thought it was about Glen Plake?

Wondering if they're even going to bother to be open Saturday?

Was it that recent? Seems like it was a lot longer ago that they had it. Big waste of snow.

Great report. We did Okemo for a few years with another family when son was younger, but ready for bigger than PA mountains. We thought it was a great family area for them as it had a wide range of slopes for different skill sets. When the kid starts to get bored of Okemo, Killington Skyship gondola is only like 40 mins up the road.