BC Still Sucks

[First Grade Teacher]

Yep

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

Larry did you buy a season pass for blue??

[Shadows]

Yea but off mountain facilities are amazing

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

I've still never been to bear creek. 

[Johnny Law]

MILF game is top notch

[toast21602]

MILF game is top notch

QFT


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[Schif]

1 hour ago, Johnny Law said:

MILF game is top notch

Guess I'll be heading up there a few times a week now

[saltyant]

Forget BC. Spring Mountain is where the gnar is at. Two mountains chock full of trails, and you can even cross over to another mountain without needing a lift. The main slope might look like one big trail, but rest assured, there are 3 trails there. The piste map says so.

 

[RidgeRacer]

Forget BC. Spring Mountain is where the gnar is at. Two mountains chock full of trails, and you can even cross over to another mountain without needing a lift. The main slope might look like one big trail, but rest assured, there are 3 trails there. The piste map says so.
 

Savagery

[RootDKJ]

Let's not hate on BC to much, they do keep some people away from Blue 

 

*full disclosure: never skied there

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

51 minutes ago, RootDKJ said:

Let's not hate on BC to much, they do keep some people away from Blue 

 

*full disclosure: never skied there

Business is booming at bear creek...Burton71 likes it there.

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

 

I know a level 3 instructor at bear creek well level 3 on the written test but only level 1 at whirlybirds..wahahahahooey

[saltyant]

5 hours ago, RidgeRacer said:

16 hours ago, saltyant said:

Forget BC. Spring Mountain is where the gnar is at. Two mountains chock full of trails, and you can even cross over to another mountain without needing a lift. The main slope might look like one big trail, but rest assured, there are 3 trails there. The piste map says so.
 

Savagery

Not hatin on the big Spring Mt. Im glad its there but its a little sad that I'll be skiing there for 5 weekdays while working in suburban Philly. BC is too far to drive.

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

27 minutes ago, saltyant said:

Not hatin on the big Spring Mt. Im glad its there but its a little sad that I'll be skiing there for 5 weekdays while working in suburban Philly. BC is too far to drive.

Just go night skiing at Blue. Johnny law does and he works in philly. 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

 

5 days at spring isn't that much. How much farther is BC than spring from suburban philly?  

[guitar73]

34 minutes ago, GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

 

5 days at spring isn't that much. How much farther is BC than spring from suburban philly?  

about 30 mins north-west

[guitar73]

1 hour ago, saltyant said:

Not hatin on the big Spring Mt. Im glad its there but its a little sad that I'll be skiing there for 5 weekdays while working in suburban Philly. BC is too far to drive.

we used to do nite skiing at bc. I'd pick up tinymoose at the ft Washington train station and be at bc in 50 mins.  now, we do the adult racing clinic at blue mtn (Thursday nite this season).....a bit further, but we can work from home those days and get an early start to the drive up. it's all about how much you really want to get on the snow.

[AtomicSkier]

JohnnyLaw lives in Reading, works in Conshie, and skis at Blue at night.  Everyone else needs to quit their bitching...except when Airport Road gets backed up and it takes me 30 minutes to get the BMDI

[saltyant]

1 hour ago, AtomicSkier said:

JohnnyLaw lives in Reading, works in Conshie, and skis at Blue at night.  Everyone else needs to quit their bitching...except when Airport Road gets backed up and it takes me 30 minutes to get the BMDI

That's pretty crazy. I've always just hit up Spring Mountain because it's only 41 minutes; Bear Creek is 64 minutes, and Blue is 85 minutes. However, I would actually have 16 more minutes to ski at Blue than Spring Mountain, and the runs are probably a couple seconds longer. So I'll have to reconsider Blue as an option those 5 weeks. It's just rough getting back to the hotel around midnight after a long, rigorous day of work.

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

It just depends how late you work until. If you get out of work before 530 I'd go to blue and the runs are more than a few seconds longer than spring and BC

[saltyant]

I get out at 4:30 actually , so that gives me 4h 5min at Blue, with a total driving time of 2h 50 min. Not too bad of a trade off I guess.

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

I prob skied over four hours like 3 times last season. My night sessions are usually 7-9

[saltyant]

4 minutes ago, GrilledSteezeSandwich said:

I prob skied over four hours like 3 times last season. My night sessions are usually 7-9

I need to go hardcore. I've pulled several open to closes at Camelback on Saturdays last season.

Edited November 22, 2017 by saltyant

[toast21602]

20 minutes ago, saltyant said:

I need to go hardcore. I've pulled several open to closes at Camelback on Saturdays last season.

 

That sounds miserable. 

[theprogram4]

i dont know how anyone can ride a PA mountain for more than 4 hours.  at blue i usually do 3 hours max