Plattekill Conditions

Since I am a first year Platty skier I'm just not familiar with the trees there. I pretty much confined myself to the trees between Plunge and Freefall and there was a ton of soft snow in there.
 
G.ski said:
Since I am a first year Platty skier I'm just not familiar with the trees there. I pretty much confined myself to the trees between Plunge and Freefall and there was a ton of soft snow in there.
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Hang around, and most importantly get to know Riley and Chris. Reports indicate some sweet adventure yesterday.
 
Harvey said:
Hang around, and most importantly get to know Riley and Chris. Reports indicate some sweet adventure yesterday.
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Yeah it's always best for me to have a guide first time through. Much more confident knowing where I'm going.
 
More than the first time, if interested in the sidecountry.

It's oddly satisfying for me to see a Belle(?) skier discover Plattekill and also a Hunter skier @Kingslug discover Gore.

I mean I know you have both been there before, but it's kind of cool what is happening this year.

Been digging turning @Stu onto NY too.
 
Harvey said:
More than the first time, if interested in the sidecountry.

It's oddly satisfying for me to see a Belle(?) skier discover Plattekill and also a Hunter skier @Kingslug discover Gore.

I mean I know you have both been there before, but it's kind of cool what is happening this year.

Been digging turning @Stu onto NY too.
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Hunter for years and then Belle the past few. Also had a Killington pass the past 5 years or so.
 
I do know that the backside of platt gas huge cliffs..that you want no part of..
Patrol had to rescue someone back there years ago
 
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