Supposedly. I doubt this thing will ever get out of the public comment period. If it did, some of those NW facing steep trees would be pretty rowdy...for a month and a half a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
Supposedly. I doubt this thing will ever get out of the public comment period. If it did, some of those NW facing steep trees would be pretty rowdy...for a month and a half a year.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
How many inches does Nordic get per year 250"??? Maybe 300-350" at the summit ???
Hey sfb, not being rude, just unable to get a handle on sending a pm. Help!
The highest peaks and ridgelines in that area all barely crack 8,000 ft.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sirshredalot
Uh no.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
500 inches
got itQuote:
Originally Posted by telefreewasatch
goin fast this year
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last year there were still patches on the mower after the eclipse
cheers from powder ponds mnt haven hole in the ground
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My office has a majestic view of Mt. Ogden. Just off of visual comparison, there was still snow on the W facing summit I look at every day this time in 2017. This year the snow was gone by early June.
Lets see the view.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
Fack. While my observation was literally correct, that probably isn't high enough to make a lick of difference. I figured some of that stuff had to be a bit taller.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
Is pondo gonna turn that hole-in-the ground to something liveable before the snow flies?
70" this year, 25" in 2014.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bromontane
Apparently it's planning to make money through real estate sales, financed by naive foreign investors and then they hope to make it a popular MTB place. That would be sweet. 2500' vert and would open fairly early for Utah, like Sundance does. Not sure if they care about snowfall like they should be.
The next Whistler! That will totally happen...totally.
They closed in early March this season after barely hanging on to a WROD for a month. We took a bunch of their reservations over at Powder as a courtesy. If I was a betting man, I know where I wouldn't put my money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bromontane
That's because you are not a Trump supporter / climate change denier. You'd have to deny climate change to bankroll that winter operation.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarsB
Sounds like this is would be a more profitable summer operation if it happens, eh?
Lift Blog had a blurb about LCC and one option being considered is a gondola. Can't do it in one clean move, has to make a turn. Tanners Flat was mentioned where you would unload - reload to get to the top, essentially two gondolas, 1200 people per hour. Wonder what the travel time would be? If a tram up Baldy in the event shooting artillery is no longer permitted I can't imagine the outrage putting a gondola in LCC.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheFugitive
They also mentioned more parking at the gravel pit and 9400 S improvements.
They keep mentioning the increased use of LCC. I understand the Albion Basin is definitely busier in the summer than it used to be. Anybody know what LCC's skier numbers were for this past season, Utah skier days were down. Of course if temp's keep rising it won't matter.
The gondola connecting to North Ogden certainly would appeal to a certain demographic. A buddy of mine jokingly wondered if they were going start closing on Sundays now.Quote:
Originally Posted by telefreewasatch
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Originally Posted by zion zig zag
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Could Snowbird's new app help with canyon traffic, perhaps?
https://www.snowbird.com/ride/
I'd say it can't hurt, at least they're trying.
No need to buy socks when you can grow 'em!:fmicon:Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
OldLarry must be so proud.
well livible for mice or men?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tri-Ungulate
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gettin poured end of month if the dude who drives that thing keeps the excavator upright:D
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i guess him and i are framin it if any woodbutchers are lookin for a outta the heat gig shadow economy gig
be the second one in that hood ive framed and roofed
friend of ours got side swiped by a rock in the lcc rolled his truck and lost a hand
so a good 30 young and old hands, a dozen paws and 3 splitters bucked up nuff cords for the fam make it thru the winter
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sucks when bad shit happens to friends but it reminds me the true measure of people is how they handle adversary and it sure was nice to see precipitation fall from the sky been a hot dry summer so far
Not to be stalkerish, but I bet I could knock on your office door within two guesses.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
^^ word. dig the lil' pup.Quote:
Originally Posted by skifishbum
been hiking, trail running and day dreaming of ski runs this summer in upper lcc/bcc and seeing lots of activity. heard they are putting a heated, covered bridge from the tram center to the cliff and that area is going to change. redoing the fork lift restaurant but nothing except access roads to mary ellen gulch this summer. no lifts yet. only thing i've seen at solitude is regrading on solbright and a slew of cut down trees near eagle. oh yea, i'm sure most of you know this but i didn't when getting the kids passes last weekend. thought all passes got wasatch benefits but its only a certain # of passes. solitude gets 5k of them and they are halfway through them so if you getting them ...
ExactlyQuote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
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On the other hand, the owners don't seem to be too concerned. In an interview with the Ogden Standard Examiner, James Colman, the resort manager said,"There’s been climate change for millennia. There’s no question the Earth goes through cycles, there is climate change, in general the Earth has been heating up. It’s not something I worry about a whole lot myself. We do the best we can to deal with it, to improve our snowmaking, to improve the way we manage the mountain.
"I just think there are bigger things I have to deal with, personally, that I can have more control over than the climate. I don’t think it’s conclusive, personally, that climate change is human caused. My home in Durango, 10,000 years ago, was under 2,000 feet of ice."
Cognitive dissonance what?
I'd make a joke about Durango having some damn good weed these days, but I don't think it's possible to get that out of touch with reality just from blazing herb.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheFugitive
That guy has a strong future in the GOP /pollyassQuote:
Originally Posted by Sirshredalot
It’d be funny if it wasn’t so sad. Also funny if he was an outlier, but that’s pretty much the party line of every Utah elected official.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sirshredalot
lolQuote:
Originally Posted by TheFugitive
Good to know. I renewed mine with full wasatch pass benefits a couple of weeks ago. However, what i really want to know is the Ikon conversion. I would love a couple of days thrown in at Jackson Hole. I guess we find out in November after close of the deal.Quote:
Originally Posted by getoutside
The Nordic Valley deal has got to be a pump-and-dump stock scam of some kind, a throwback to when that happened all the time in the mining days. I mean, it has to be, right?
Best person to ask is probably Gage Froerer: https://house.utah.gov/rep/FROERGQuote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
He is leaving his seat in the house to be a Weber County Commissioner. Oh yeah, and he owns a bunch of land around Nordic Valley. But he's never done anything self-serving as a legislator.
Purely coincidental, I'm sure. The Fonz looks like he's a man of impeccable character.Quote:
Originally Posted by zion zig zag
With Squaw and Jackson both installing summertime Via Ferrata's, I think it would be wise for Alta in conjunction with the new tram and base development build a via ferrata along devil's castle offering patrons the ability to ski the ribbon. Talk about a bucketlist destination item!!
Problem with the ribbon is the goats get ornery when you trespass on their territory. Hopefully this coming winter there is enough snow that it fills in and somebody can give it a whirl, I would love to watch.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
JFC cannot wait for highs in the mid 80s in the valley . SLC summers are awful. Give me 85 and 90% humidity over desert heat any day
No no no and fuuuuck no.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
lmao. go back to dixie.Quote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady
Gross wtfQuote:
Originally Posted by SirHeady