Timberline

[ectobar]

Bluebird day with a temp around 41. Got to the Mt. and was riding by 7:30. Took a lap down Gordon's trail. Snow was good. Just firm enough that the locals were whining starting to call it "ice". By 11 it was almost too soft. Not a whole lot to explore here, but it's still riding in June which is badass. Got to see the High Cascade/Windells camp setups. Pretty serious, looked like a lot of fun. The park set up for the public was legit. I hit a bunch of jumps, then called it a day around noon. The legs are feeling it after the first day back. Hitting it again sat/sun. Sunday will be day 50 on the year for me!

 

Couple pics...

 

Win:

 

View from Parking lot:

 

From the top:

 

Top of Otto Lang(public park):

[librider]

Everyone is at hood but me. GAH

[phillycore]

Like!!

[Johnny Style]

Awesome.

 

Did I mention that it feel like the bowels of Hell back here in Pennsylvania with the weather?

 

Great pics, have a blast.

[ectobar]

Today was super foggy. Jumps were closed for the most part. Snow was great.

 

Here are a couple shots from the park today...

 

 

 

and my lunch:

 

and one for you 2 plankers:

[ectobar]

Day 50 in the books, ties my personal best. Looking to up the ante next week. Still pretty foggy today, but the snow was great so there was fun to be had.

[Ride Delaware ?]

What kind of terrain do they still have open? Vertical? Trails? Just Bowls?

[ectobar]

What kind of terrain do they still have open? Vertical? Trails? Just Bowls?

 

There are 3 ish trails open. If you only take the Magic Mile lift, you get around 1000ft of vert. If you take the Palmer lift to the top, you get another 1000 of so. The trails are pretty much just straight runs. You can get some serious speed if you like, but there is a ton of training going on that you gotta watch out for. Also there is a very legit park, and half pipe open.

[DiMe]

Wow looks awesome. Our season here is way way way way way to short