Ooh, I should get one. It'll fit right between the seats in the Caravan.
@brownski it sure does. One thing they have going for themselves is they draw from pretty far away like a resort much bigger than they are. I think that 1994 is the last time I skied there, a few weeks after that awesome night, I've ridden there a few times and yeah it's good but I don't think it's as good as the bro-brahs think it is.
I've been over at Powder Ridge in CT a few times this month because my wife gets a booth at their craft fairs and they have the most amazing thing going there now. They can make "snow" with the temps well into the 40s with this 3-story high supercooler at the top of the tubing park. It basically makes ice cubes that get pulverized and sent through snowmaking hoses at high pressure then spread with a wide ported nozzle on snowguns. At the beginning of this month they had a 5 foot base and were selling lift tix. There were plenty of tubers but snowboard kids were also all over the half of the hill that didn't have lanes on it and there were 2 film crews doing photo shoots. This weekend on Saturday they were open for skiing from top to bottom after burning 1.6 million gallons of water in three nights. They also have the restaurant and bar and all of these fabric igloos that people hang and eat and drink in and there are a couple of these gazebo things that can be rented for a variety of things, my wife has one rented for MLK weekend for her craft booth. They have ski-bikes in the winter and it's becoming a destination spot for mt biking in the summer. I hope they keep the Bavarian Garden and tasting room building open all winter too. It's so nice to see an old ski area transitioning into the new no-snow regime we live in and considering that there are only 4 ski areas left in CT it's doubly awesome that the owner "gets it" and loves it when he sees parents dropping the kids off to spend the day in his playground.
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