Glenn

Gotta say, the only thing that appealed to me was early access.

This conversation has already happened here... http://www.paskiandride.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1068 You even participated...

5 hour drive... I'll pass. I can ride small moutains with slow lifts a lot closer to home...

Well... arguably you could say elk gets lake effect snow... avg snowbase means alot more than saying lake effect... EDIT: avg snowfall, not snowbase....

... 3 storms a year = lake effects

Now now children

HAHAHA, even after he tells us... I still have no clue what he does.

Actually I was thinking that narrow, steep, and winding would be alot of fun...

1 regular half pipe would be an improvement over last season...

Actually in canada its 18... but I'm sure there is plenty of fire water and OTHER things floating around camp. It's all who you know and what you're into. ... I'm sure papasteeze knows whats going on, he's no dummy.

... was it the blue mountain in pa? There is one in canada I believe that is much larger, better bla bla bla.

OMG, I think that kid is my hero...

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I believe the state decided no inverts at any mountian in pa. So no go on anywhere in the poconos.

Ahahhahaa, I paid $60 for mine. You guys have been had...

It's just over a half hour from the one mountain to the othere.

Thanks for the report... I don't get the channel at home, only at work, so I was only able to see the ad.

Check the gallery, there are some great new pics posted by some ski roundtop skiiers. Glad to have you guys one board!

Tonight at 10 pm on fox 56 (don't know who gets it) they are doing a piece on montage traffic issues and why they are trying to sell... and why they haven't accepted any offers yet. Just FYI

... humble too. Should be intersting to see where they put it. I guess another weeknight Nastar is a big deal as well. Looks like the nastar crew will do BC wed and Blue thur.

Good luck and have fun! Be sure to let us know how it goes.

That's what I've heard as well, from instructors and the park crew themselves. Any chance that things will change with the new owner, or is the director of skiing going to still control that aspect of things? Btw, welcome to the site! Glad to see we have another CB insider in our ranks!

Zaldon, I don't even know what it means... if we had more trollers you would undoubtedly be flamed for that post

As I have said and will continue to say... if camelback would just setup things correctly it would be a whole different ball game. I don't think things need to be super tech, just setup nicely. Jumps with proportional landings would be a nice start. That doesn't take any extra money, and it makes a huge difference in quality. Rails are another story, but I think they were setup a little better this past year, than 2 years ago.

I don't mean to start up a flame war... but even if rob only put in 1 vertical foot per day and you put in a couple thousand in a few hours, he's still spending all day at the mountain. Reguardless of how many feet he puts in during the day he is still in the boots for around 12 hours (sidenote to Jeff... maybe why he needs them to fell good ). No offsense to you sib, but from the stats I've seen, your not putting in 12 hour days. Of coarse at some point.... the hours from several years sking a bit each day catch up with one or two years of spending all day at the mountain. I'm not sure where that crossover point is. So to rob... it seems there is some doubt as to whether you REALLY need new boots. Of coarse there is only so much we can tell without seeing the condition of the boots (from my recollection they were pretty beat, but then again, that was a couple months ago and I'm a snowboarder). Maybe its best (if money is a concern at all) to check with a non-biased equipment specialist (aka not someone who is going to sell you your next pair of boots). Just some thoughts.