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Thread: Jay Peak VT

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    Jay Peak VT

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    more snow in the forecast! BRING IT !!!
    Bacon tastes good. Pork chops taste goood.

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    i was thinking mansfield. any chance the forecasted mixed precip on sat will actully be just snow? high elevations maybe? was going to go up tomorrow but we have no ride.
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    can't wait, skied jay last spring (march) after a huge storm and have got to get back there many times this season

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    On the second JP pic, there's about five people skiing down the trail from the top. How is this possible!?
    “The best argument in favour of a 90% tax rate on the rich is a five-minute chat with the average rich person.”

    - Winston Churchill, paraphrased.

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    Can you hike up and ski the mountain when it's closed, like you can do on Forest Service land in the west?

    If so, thinking of making some turns this Saturday.

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    No ones gonna give you trouble hiking for turns at Jay esp. if they're closed.

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    Thanks. Think I'll have a go.

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    pond skimming

    If yer gonna fly to VT from Wales I think Loveland has thier lifts running.
    Bacon tastes good. Pork chops taste goood.

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    Thanks for the heads up, but I'm currently in NY state.

    6.5 hour drive from where I am (Middletown).

    Last weekend here before heading back to Wales.

    Any closer skiing then please let me know.

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    I remember good days when i used to ski Jay when i lived in VT. Oh well, altaBird treats me good now.
    Always charging it in honor of Flyin' Ryan Hawks.

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    Brings back good memories...
    I'm jealous. Oh wait, no I'm not, I ski WB now

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    Jay should be good, mansfield is also good right now, solid skintrack set, solid bootpack all the way up, plenty of snow, also looks like tuckermans will be the place to be this weekend
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    Quote Originally Posted by soul_skier View Post
    Jay should be good, mansfield is also good right now, solid skintrack set, solid bootpack all the way up, plenty of snow, also looks like tuckermans will be the place to be this weekend
    sickter...i'll be at mansfield sunday. glad to see the noaa forecast changed over from rain/snow to "wintry mix"....siiiiiiiiiiiiick
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    I'm planning to earn some turns on sunday, I sure hope it snows.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lax View Post
    sickter...i'll be at mansfield sunday. glad to see the noaa forecast changed over from rain/snow to "wintry mix"....siiiiiiiiiiiiick

    If you can share any beta on how it is Sunday I'd appreciate. I'm working all weekend but I've got a tues/wed off and I'm thinking of heading that way or north to Jay.

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    yea we're going to try to get vid, i'll try to post something sun night or mon. think we're going to get tired and build a small jump...
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    Jay was beautiful yesterday (October 25th). Did some skiing, no snow until you get to the Stateside parking lot. The top third of Stateside had between 1-2 feet base. Not sure how much was new snow versus previous days. The snow was wet and heavy, but you can't complain for October turns.

    My partner had skins, I didn't. Big different, especially at mid-mountain. Bring snowshoes, I wasn't expecting so much snow, so the hike was pretty demanding.

    I'll post a link when my partner post his digital pics.

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    Quote Originally Posted by soul_skier View Post
    Jay should be good, mansfield is also good right now, solid skintrack set, solid bootpack all the way up, plenty of snow, also looks like tuckermans will be the place to be this weekend
    Tucks will need a lot more snow.

    Picture from Sunday the 22nd.



    I guess lower chute or left gully might be skiable but personally I would rather be at Stowe or Jay.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MadPatSki View Post
    Jay was beautiful yesterday (October 25th). Did some skiing, no snow until you get to the Stateside parking lot. The top third of Stateside had between 1-2 feet base. Not sure how much was new snow versus previous days. The snow was wet and heavy, but you can't complain for October turns.

    My partner had skins, I didn't. Big different, especially at mid-mountain. Bring snowshoes, I wasn't expecting so much snow, so the hike was pretty demanding.

    I'll post a link when my partner post his digital pics.


    Nice...that's what I like to hear. I wasn't sure that there would be much coverage down low. With that and the next few days of potential snow could be killer by Tues.

    I'll look forward to that post!

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    Quote Originally Posted by MadPatSki View Post
    I'll post a link when my partner post his digital pics.
    Here is the report with some pics.

    http://www.firsttracksonline.com/boa...pic.php?t=2321

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