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I hope they drop 'em off at the top of the mountain so they can get the real heli-skiing experience!

I've done this in the past. More recently I've switched to using roll-on Swix F4 on the scales. I still hot wax tips & tails, though.

On the other hand, the snow on the top of Seneca and Wanatuska was pretty darned nice.

The judges would've also accepted "Mountains Conquer Hiker" as a headline :unsure:

I have never been to NYC and been surprised by the lack of good skiing there.

The example of hotels & restaurants in Lake George being open wouldn't be the problem (Glens Falls is open year-round, btw), it's that the original poster wanted more of a resort experience. My suggestion is to go to a resort with the preferred amenities. Or to develop somewhere that's already...

You seem to want some place that's not like Gore. Why don't you go ski at one of those myriad 'resort type' places instead of insisting that Gore become something like everywhere else you like? Have you approached Disney about building a year-round indoor ski area on Cape Cod? Just my opinion...

Maybe they were more paranoid before legalization?

Safest bet: https://www.bigsnowamericandream.com/

Also, I don't think inches of snow is a good metric if they all melt away the next day. Inches of snow that stick around for a month would be a better indicator. Just sayin'. ;-)

I think it either needs to be a solar panel on top to keep the batteries charged, or else a poorly-tuned diesel so it can roll coal.

Maybe someone at ORDA has been following your social media posts for several years and they've dedicated themselves to personally ruining YOUR skiing experience?

https://maps.app.goo.gl/JZWAMEWUm39dGzTY7

I was surprised to see lift 7 running yesterday.

I'm fairly certain that one can be miserable anywhere...

Great skiing with you Harvey!

Rip, great to meet you today and great skiing with you and Harvey!

The legend I heard was that MRG was among the first places that allowed snowboards, but they had to stop letting them ride the single chair as the boarders were derailing the cable from the top bullwheel upon dismount, due to the push-off required (there's no down ramp at the top of the single)...

What a run! RIP Betsy.

Keep your skis well waxed, scraped, structured for best performance in wet conditions (good wax job keeps your skis sliding predictably/helps prevent sticking). If that's not possible, carry some of this and apply as needed...