anyone know how march skiing is at Taos?
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anyone know how march skiing is at Taos?
Totally unpredictable.
thanks for the info
Well it depends on how much you like marching. Some people like to march all the way to Kachina Peak, some people march a few minutes and drop in...
LOLZ.Quote:
Originally Posted by YetiMan
Yeti - you still down there? anything worth a shit? heard wolfie is avg this year, could not make it due to inJURY, but much better now....
No, I moved to west blueball mcdrizzleton Washington in July. Techtonics Meadow skipper anon505 or cybercop should have the beta you desire. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by PTracy P1
i kneed no facking beta. :biggrin: working on 2 kids in private skool, a hip replacement (see: gimp, central) moms house i thought i had, died and left it to my sister who DOES NOT EVEN FUCLKING ski....Quote:
Originally Posted by YetiMan
oh well, i still have a becks premium light and can pass a piss test. :yourock:
From the best historical source in the business:
http://webpages.charter.net/tcrocker818/
Taos, N. Mex. 11,200 9,207-11,819 264 Very well protected. Most open terrain requires hiking above lifts. Needs six-to-eight-foot base on some expert runs. Rivals Snowbird, Mammoth and A-Basin in altitude, steepness and north exposures for snow preservation Best time to ski: March for maximum coverage, excellent preservation, highest snowfall
I think march is a great time to be here. either march, or yesterday. it was bleak for a little while, but we've had a very good cycle of storms coming through, with long-term outlooks also looking favorable. yesterday was one of the better ski days i've ever had anywhere. deep, no wind, dumping, everything open, monday. fkna.
May is good too. I'll hit it Sat & Mon morning. 5:30 start at Williams Lake TH parking lot. Any takers?