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I heard they are planning a hudge parking garage and will be charging $40 a day to park. And they'll be accepting Ikon and Epic passes since they are basically just a restaurant group with snow to ski between pubs and restaurant now. Also heard they were thinking about a brewery (That one actually might be true)..
Where did you hear that? Do you have inside info?Quote:
Originally Posted by shredgnar
The “ultimate pass”, a basin, eldora, and Loveland, with a tram in between them would be so sweetQuote:
Originally Posted by MCS5280
I would love an ABasin, Copper and Loveland Pass. Sold to Colorado residents only.
Hey,
Since this is no longer a weather thread, did you guys know about this?
https://coloradosun.com/2018/12/11/c...-new-law-2019/
We may actually see some good beer prices at City Market in the mountains now!
What a fantasy.Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
Well, it's really hard to evaluate just on that number. The growth of sales and revenue slowed, and the simple fact that more passes were sold doesn't mean anything on its own, given the number of resorts they added. Of course, that doesn't mean that they're going down the tubes either.Quote:
Originally Posted by smmokan
Slow start to my season, been out of town.Quote:
Originally Posted by Foggy_Goggles
I was at Pep’s for like 3 hrs this afternoon. Skied some too.
I’ll be there on Thursday. Big throwdown on Dec 20.
Thanks for the honesty. We haven’t had much of a snowpack conversation here yet, have we? I haven’t been up yet but have been at least trying to observe and make some notes on temps, wind, and other significant weather events. Anybody have some early season zone assessments or just some general observations post em up here.Quote:
Originally Posted by simple
Guess that depends where you’re skiing.Quote:
Originally Posted by simple
Yeah, didn’t feel punchy to me either. It was one deep layer on top of the early season’s garbage.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lindahl
I haven't been out a ton, but everywhere I have been has the typical slab over junk that we pretty much always see in Colorado, and on pretty much all aspects. I've been to the Berthoud/Jones area and Vail Pass/Blue Sky Basin vicinity at and below treeline on every aspect. The slab is quite a bit thinner and less cohesive on solar aspects and lower elevations, as you would expect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fritz
And that doesn't feel punchy to you with boot penetration?Quote:
Originally Posted by The SnowShow
That's what up in the Indian Peaks. In some places the slab is pretty much impenetrable. Mostly it's not.Quote:
Originally Posted by adrenalated
My observations match adrenalated from the LP and VP areas
Yeah, typical garbage on the bottom (though a bit less bad than usual). But I wasn’t really seeing any other major midpack layers which is nice and a bit different. Unless I looked at solar aspects with crusts of course.
Eldora to Loveland would be one long ass tram, better include couches and a bar for that one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ireallyliketoski
I, from the Loveland Pass, Eldora, RMNP, and Cameron Pass zones , have seen the typical facets at the bottom (other than deep areas around the ridges) and varying layers of crusts and pow above that. Cameron there seemed to be a mid pack surface hoar layer at times. If I broke through the top 18” while skinning I’d suddenly slide backwards on a slippery layer.
The trend is still towards Faceting and weakening of the snowpack
Temperature Gradient is in full effect this time of year. Perhaps not as strong as years with 10” on the ground but it’s there. For example Anywhere where the snowdepth is 40” = 100cm anytime the temperature is below -10C /14F there is likely a strong TG and therefore facet development. So for example on Loveland Pass tonight the forecast low temp is -2F or - 19 and the snow depth is say 40” then there is almost a 2C/10cm TG which is a strong TG = Faceting
Get above 60-70” and the Faceting will be minimal
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That'll be $20.Quote:
Originally Posted by GPP33
Local forecaster used 1.3M as the ballpark faceting will stop #.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kinnikinnick
Snowpack in CB is worse than average from my avy perspective. We had a bit better than average Oct storm cycle but missed out on those early Nov storms- all of which added up to a pretty faceted snowpack when the Thanksgiving storm hit.
This guy found a weak layer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7N1u...r0tIm-5nOP4ODY
:nonono2:Quote:
Originally Posted by turbomike15
I love how he skis over the side of the crown after setting off the first one and sets off another small one.
"I don't always huck, but when I do, I huck into the moving debris of the slide that I just kicked off and don't stick the landing."Quote:
Originally Posted by turbomike15
*I think I'll stop and look around for awhile. Cool. Now I'm gonna ski over the crown and stop again. Cool, a little bit more slid. Welp, guess I'll huck this rock band I almost got swept over, later bros*
"Multiple slides on the same face from today? I sure this line will be fine tho"