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  1. 10-28-2004, 07:06 PM #1
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    Timberline conditions

    Have any of you Portland Mags been up to timberline lately.
    I am thinking of driving down from Seattle this weekend and wondered if there is any decent skiing right now.
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    and hows about a park. cause that place really isn't worth it without one
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    Quote Originally Posted by pollard
    and hows about a park. cause that place really isn't worth it without one
    what are you talking about, those blues are fucking extreme! Dodge the rocks!!!

  4. 10-29-2004, 12:16 AM #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ski to Be
    Have any of you Portland Mags been up to timberline lately.
    I am thinking of driving down from Seattle this weekend and wondered if there is any decent skiing right now.

    You still thinking about going? I might be headed from seattle tomorrow night, planning to come back Sunday Night. I'm Gonna put in a call to a patroller friend of mine tomorrow for conditions.
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    We were planning on heading out early Sat . Ski Sat. & stay at Timberline and ski Sunday and drive back. PM me if you want to hook up. I know it won't be extreme skiing but would rather do that than ski blind on a glacier as it is supposed to dump Sat with 2500ft snow level.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ski to Be
    it is supposed to dump Sat with 2500ft snow level.
    you sure Timberline will still be open? They tend to close when it snows there, due to viz concerns...
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    I don't know that is why I asked. That would really suck though.
  8. 10-29-2004, 08:42 AM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jumper Bones
    you sure Timberline will still be open? They tend to close when it snows there, due to viz concerns...
    They've been running the lower chairs.

    Sundays looks like a possible plamer/mile day also. I'm planning to drive down, room for a couple more.

    No park right now as far as I know. It's our own ribbon(s) of death until it snows more.
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    Contemplating there or Baker now
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