Indiana gets 14" of fresh. NewYork, Michigan and WEST VIRGINIA represented as well. Thank you Snoqualmie and Vail for making sure the west didn't get shutout.
www.tetongravity.com/snowreports
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Indiana gets 14" of fresh. NewYork, Michigan and WEST VIRGINIA represented as well. Thank you Snoqualmie and Vail for making sure the west didn't get shutout.
www.tetongravity.com/snowreports
Paoli has 14" of fresh----manmade. Which is realistically less than that given measurement. They've been shutdown for a few weeks due to it all melting away...
Snoqualmie is a bit outdated I think. They tend to delay reports a bit. For instance, if you look at their conditions page on their site, it says "Snow is cold and dry". But its 50F up there right now and sunny according to the WSDOT pass cam.
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Originally Posted by XtrPickels
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Perfect North ski area, Indiana
Perfect North ski area is a mid size ski resort in Indiana with a relatively average elevation drop when compared to other ski resorts in the region, it has the largest elevation drop among ski resorts in a 110 mile radius. Perfect North receives a small amount of snow each season. Perfect North has a lower than average ratio of expert and advanced runs, and a higher than average ratio of intermediate and beginner runs. Perfect North has a low variety of runs and a decent number of lifts.
Perfect North ski area Trail Map:
That does it, I am calling in sick and flying to Indiana for some pow.
yeah it's sick at PN. Armpit deep eeeeevery day.;)
I was on the lift a few weeks ago for the 5min ride up to follow with the 20 seconds down and a guy asked me about my "powder boards". I was like...who...me? I think mine are all of a 75 waist...powder boards...riiiiiight.:nonono2:
oh well. it's still skiing I suppose.