Moar spring!
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Moar spring!
https://c4.staticflickr.com/8/7722/1...9784d028_b.jpgSpring in the Park by Tim_NEK, on Flickr
Sheesh, that doesn't look good. With no freeze any snow pushed downhill will quickly melt out. I may be done at this point.
MTB was fun last night for mid July temp and humids in May. Had to waste a bit of time blocking off a baby-go-round for the sixth time. Ride or Walk, build no go-arounds.
^ About 100' linear walking on casual terrain out of 1,200' vertical skiing -- that's still pretty good for Memorial Day weekend!
I kept thinking that when I went to Killington yesterday instead of Otto and postponed Otto to Thursday that something unexpected would get in the way of that plan:
https://www.facebook.com/mtwashingto...type=1&theater
Quote:
Originally Posted by Otto on FB
Even though I was a bit disappointed I wasn't able to ski more this winter, I did end up with some quality days.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZN7SvH7fJQ
sorry for the fact that it looks like it was filmed with a potato
Anyone know how far up you have to walk up on ND at $towe to be on snow?
farther than you'd have to walk from the west trapps parking lot to get on some good climbs, dood.
And nice vid, EOB. One day I'd like to join all the fun you guys are having in the natch.... hope my bogner matches kencos!
Perfect for skinlaps, better than the mile and a half walk for 300 linear feet x 2 patches at bush south. Not so good for Weekend laps chasing powbmps or The Hammer as that patch is a little long for "fast grassing".
Nice potatoe edit EOB
Riding gonna be the shizz tonight.
With bonus points for the local news coverage:
https://scontent-lga.xx.fbcdn.net/hp...0c&oe=55FFF25B
There was a long, but somewhat flat, pitch right at the bottom. After that, you have to hike up to cliff trail to get the upper part, so pretty far. Best bet for long stretches of snow with pitch are on Liftline, and possibly lord/north slope (the standard opening route which gets the most Snowmaking)
gap or no gap the snow was top notch before and after last sunday. flowing bumplines all the way across. vibe on the hill, on the road and at the U-bar has been great.
a little walking down for each ride up is negligible. and it's in the natural breather spot for those of us who don't go top to bottom in one shot.
haven't seen the hammer all spring btw. he was supposed to be out 2weeks back per radio ron. maybe he'll be out for this weekend's likely final four.
and forecast gets better each day...cold nites sooner to keep the melt at bay.
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gonniff above the gap...everybody else below.
More of the same this evening, or rather less: will be a 100' vertical gentle downhike by Friday along with flat walking on and off the lift.
But otherwise the skiing is nice enough to nudge even the jaded Dynafit snow leopard into the edge of the picture frame.
How dare you temp me with pictures of mogul goodness and the UB!
http://www.tetongravity.com/forums/a...0&d=1432159511
^anyone heading up tomorrow?
Besides killington, anyone venturing out and about this weekend?
excellent!
red pants, black and green d-nastys
woot