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1) There will still be long lines if passes are $1000 2) Passes aren't going to be $1000

Corn harvest? I’ll gas up the combine and join in. 🌽🚜

If ABE receives 2.5" or more tomorrow it will already be the 8th snowiest winter on record.

Nothing crazy for tomorrow, but snow is snow.

Ah, @guitar73 must have forgotten that you were the regulator of how people enjoy themselves.

You’re so much fun.

So did you give him the tip today?

Crowds were a disaster. Overflow lot filled. Great snow, though. Couldn’t stand the lines so I went for a run from the lot towards Palmerton and snapped a good picture of the gas line from a distance. Found some other areas down the ridge that could be fun. I guess I only have 48 hours or so to figure it out before it gets warm and snow gets crusty.

Good thing tickets are limited 😂

Nice to finally meet you out there today! 🙌

Wally is such a little snow bum. He’s a blast 🐶

Another successful PASR adventure. @EdBacon @skiincy Wally @Mixilplix @mbike-ski myself, and Jordan - a guy I know from trail running joined in. We met at the reservoir parking lot trailhead and were off around 8:00. Under clear blue skies and plenty of sun we made our way up an unplowed reservoir access road. After 1.5+ miles and 800+ vertical feet of skinning up, we made it to the top where it flattened at the observatory. Wally was pleased to finally be there. After a quick break for photos and to pack our gear way, we made it back down the access road. The pitch at first wasn't super steep, but as it progressed it got plenty steep. No worries about keeping up speed. The snow on the side of the boot/skin pack was fantastic and there were plenty of little logs and rollers to pop off of. After we got back down, Wally was tired from chasing @skiincy the whole way down so her and @Mixilplix went back to the lot. The rest of us went back up past the reservoir and up Furnace Creek to make some more turns. Jordan and I broke trail and picked our way up about 400' of the backside of Pulpit Rock to get some turns in the trees, and good turns were found. I know some others took photos and I'll let them share them here too... After 5.5+ miles of skiing and 1500+ feet of climbing we called it a day and enjoyed a few beverages in the parking lot before heading out. Everything today exceeded expectations and it didn't feel like we were in Pennsylvania. It is wild to continually get good turns outside of a resort in PA. This season has been a treat so far and it has been a blast enjoying it with the PASRs!

holy mole this is true.

Having a drink on the patio overlooking Deer Valley and Park City at the St. Regis is the crème de la crème living - followed by a ride down the funicular. 100000%

He’s probably more into docking than soaking.

We’re trying to meet at 8. Can you swing that? I’ve heard you’re not a morning person from anonymous sources.

I miss actually being able to ski onto the list like before the turnstiles. that has been years.

the best one yet 😍

Multiple picture posts for one report... you know how to rack up the likes! This is the second report from this place this year and it looks better every time. Sounds like you made the right decision and timed this well! 👏

That is usually my concern. Skis and gear can be replaced by my body (mostly) cannot.

Of course there were lift issues. At least they aren't as bad this year as they have been before.

What time are you folks thinking about doing this? I might make this trip as well. @mbike-ski @Mixilplix?

especially if @tarponhead is giving bump lessons. I could always use some tips since I'm not very good.

I'll bring mine too. I'm not 100% sure if I'll be at Blue tomorrow but if I am I'll definitely join. I'm trying to make this a day of kindness and weekend of kindness after our bickering earlier.

Wow. Weekdays still slim like when we were there?