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Seems like Jay is doing alright. According to their newsletter “The current 7-day total sits at a comfortable 50 inches, and in the past 12 days, the mountain has been buried in 71 inches.”

Heading to Jay last week of Feb 22-26. Can't wait!

https://explorersweb.com/mammut-triple-couloir-skiing-video/

Conditions were great all over. Never seen it that crowded. We arrived at 8:30 and were in traffic back to 28. I heard it was backed up to the Stewart’s. My friend arrived at 8 and said it was already backing up. Lift lines were longer than usual but I thought they moved quickly. They were doing...

Thanks. Not looking for anything expensive. Coming from Albany Friday night. Plan to crash, ski, get some dinner, crash, ski, leave. So was thinking hotel/motel within 20-30 minutes of the slopes if possible.

Any lodging recommendations? Going to hit Killington and Pico next weekend. Me my sister and my 15 and 12 year old boys. Will stay Friday night and Saturday night. Thanks!

great photos!

That's great, but really wish they were putting some snow on Chatiemac to get that reopened. I'll ski the Rumore once or twice a year but really missing Chatiemac this year.

About 5” but got to break through a crust. Cut up snow is softer than fresh tracks.

Looks like it's coming down pretty heavy on the gore webcams.

Thoughts on Thursday at Gore? Some forecasts talking rain and sleet mixing in.

That chair!

I thought it was very good today. So much better than last weekend. Most crowded I’ve seen it this year but lift lines were still moving quickly. Need to get some snow on chatty.

https://nypost.com/2023/01/14/apples-crash-detection-dials-911-when-skiers-take-a-tumble/

There didn’t seem to be much competition today. I think they were off. Saw a few practice runs.

Conditions were about as expected (icy, hard, fast, and cold) but we still managed to ski until 2:30p and have some fun. Twister had tons of death cookies. Chatiemac is bare

Thanks, now I can tell my wife there are people doing crazier things than me! Congrats that's quite an accomplishment and story!

Gore is big enough that if most trails are open you can really explore and enjoy a lot of different trails and terrain. I never get bored at Gore.

Beautiful rainbow at the end of the a great spring conditions day.