Gore Mountain Conditions

[Cork]

The March 1993 Storm of the Century

There has never been a winter storm to match it.

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Ahhh the good ole days!

 

[tirolski]

We went up after the storm and it was sunny & warm.
Broke a boot buckle in the bumps. Duct tape and a screw fixed it.
Still can picture women skiing well in bikini tops up top.
We discussed that trip again this week while riding up the chair.
Good ole days indeed.

 

[tirolski]

Conditions look good.
The orange animal may be looking for a snack.

 

[Warp daddy]

Conditions look good.
The orange animal may be looking for a snack.
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Conditions look good.
The orange animal may be looking for a snack.
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What ?? What ?? No Electric Neon ??? Whaaaat ,it's spring

 

[Dmoss]

Another great weekend, Saturday softened up nicely and was great spring skiing top to bottom. Rumor was great once it opened later in the day. First run had plenty of snow, it got skied off fairly quickly and did not open Sunday.

Today was colder and firmer, on and off snow all day. Spent most of the day skiing off the Gondola. Slopes were empty. Bare spots on showcase and lower parts of Twister make me think they may not be open much longer. Still plenty of cover on Topridge and Hawkeye. Hopefully we have a couple more weeks left.

 

[Cork]

Pretty good day on the hill today, as the groomers performed some magic with the 2-3 inches of fresh! All of the groomed trails skied very well, and some exploration showed that things were in skiable shape.
Fucking cold today!

 

[Harvey]

2-3 inches of fresh

Thank you

 

[tirolski]

We went up after the storm and it was sunny & warm.
Broke a boot buckle in the bumps. Duct tape and a screw fixed it.
Still can picture women skiing well in bikini tops up top.
We discussed that trip again this week while riding up the chair.
Good ole days indeed.

Talked with my friend who helped fix my boot that day.
It was in the Upper Darby soft bumps , allegedly.

 

[Alfredeneumann]

Yesterday, in spite of mid January cold and wind, was amazingly good. I made a bad first choice and we skied Twister, which for some reason had been neglected by the groomers since the freeze up Sunday night - rock hard frozen corduroy and windblown dust. We were considering heading out for late breakfast. Fortunately, on everything else that was open, the few inches of new was well tilled into the surface and though firm and fast, skied great. Hats off to the groomers.

 

[Harvey]

Bumps update? Rumor, Lies?... anything on lower? Topridge? or....