Gore Mountain Conditions
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Alfredeneumann
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- Dec 7, 2020
Jeez, give ‘em a break, will ya? Whaddya want, eggs in yer beer? They just got two feet of snow. I was on the base cam and AEII started loading at exactly 830. They are filling chairs and even have a singles line.
Jiminy and Bromley have yet to put a butt in a chair today. Of course they each got 3+ feet.
I’d be there to give you a shoulder to cry on, but I’m home keeping the wood stove and generator going. No power since Yesterday am.
Skiers on the summit at 10 am. Not bad.
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Lab doesn’t open weekdays until 10am.
But with the daylight “
snoloco
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- Jan 1, 2021
Gondola is on wind hold, which is out of their control. I was more annoyed at the other lifts being late, and the general unpreparedness for the number of people who showed up. Both of which are all too common at Gore.
Once Burnt Ridge opened there was another huge backup, but a powder run on Sagamore was all worth it.
Summit is open, but I haven't been up there yet.
Once Burnt Ridge opened there was another huge backup, but a powder run on Sagamore was all worth it.
Summit is open, but I haven't been up there yet.
snoloco
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I had a great run on the oh so horrible ruined Dark Side. Reports of its demise were greatly overstated.
Since the gondola remained closed all day, I was glad to have a higher capacity lift there, instead of the old double which would've had a huge line if it wasn't broken down.
Since the gondola remained closed all day, I was glad to have a higher capacity lift there, instead of the old double which would've had a huge line if it wasn't broken down.
Is what the Dark Side lifeline has become objectively a fun trail? Sure. However, I assume you skied it before its ‘demise’? It’s ok to admit it, it was even more fun before. Go ahead, it’s ok to say it.
