Gore Mountain Conditions

[Johnny V.]

First day at Gore in about 15 years, this time with 13 and 11 year old granddaughters. Bluebird day and despite the cars in the parking lot (we got there about 8:20) the slopes were not crowded. Snow was good for most of the day although it was getting scraped in spots by mid afternoon. The girls were impressed, especially the younger as she's never skied anyplace other than Bristol. Back tomorrow and Thursday for more fun.

 

[Low Angle Life]

First time up at Gore today, making use of the SKI3. Drove up from Jersey this morning and managed to get on hill around 11. Snow conditions seemed pretty good, things got nice and soft throughout the day, zero wind, lots of sun. Looking forward to spending a bit more time learning the mountain.

 

[jasonwx]

Heading up leaving house at 530

 

[NorEaster27]

Crowds are MIA this week

 

[jasonwx]

Heading up leaving house at 530

Called a audible
I’m at bell

 

[DomB]

Crowds are MIA this week

In my experience after Monday becomes much less than a normal weekend. I haven't skied Gore much mid week, but I imagine midweek this week they run all the lifts they can. Have heard here that they don't run many lifts Tuesday/Wednesday during a normal mid week.

 

[westcoastben]

Crowds are MIA this week

Not just there, too. Skied on every lift except the tram at Jay for the Monday holiday, then the same at Bolton yesterday. I know VT school kids aren’t on break this week, but the crowds were much more formidable the same days last year. Perhaps the cold weather kept people away.

 

[Harvey]

Have heard here that they don't run many lifts Tuesday/Wednesday during a normal mid week.

Benny to the white courtesy phone!

 

[jasonwx]

Called a audible
I’m at bell

woke up after not sleeping well or feeling great...Bell was very good..around lunch time it got a bit skied off

 

[tirolski]

Gore actually does have a water problem.

It’s called r**n.

If they want to upgrade (which they need to do), then they'd need to look into increasing their permit for water withdrawal.

They’ve recently enlarged the snowmaking reservoir to account for the difference in river/res. pump capacity...
Are ya saying the capital allocated last year for snowmaking wasn’t enough and/or spent correctly?
Check out May ’23 ORDA board meeting & this article.

ORDA board OKs $38.3M in new projects | News, Sports, Jobs - Adirondack Daily Enterprise

LAKE PLACID — The state Olympic Regional Development Authority Board of Directors on Tuesday approved $38.3 million in new capital projects at ORDA’s winte

www.adirondackdailyenterprise.com

If Hudson water withdrawal permit was the bottleneck ya’d think it’d be mentioned by someone else sometime.