The First Annual Northeast Ski Bloggers Summit

[Harvey]

Pics from NSBS Day 1:

Epic Exhibition

Riv on Exhibition

Sick Bird Rider on Powerline

River on River Quai

Untracked Timbuktu

 

[Harvey]

NSBS Day 2: Woke up early.

Loaded the Tram.

Rode to the top.

Dropped in on Green Beret.

When Riv hucked the big rock, or more like sailed off it really...

Air Riverc0il

Matt ...well if you know Matt, you know that he could not let that stand unanswered...

Air Mattchuck

I lobbied heavily for tree skiing, and it worked.

Like yesterday, once again, Riverc0il's knowledge of Jay was a huge advantage.

We skied the trees almost exclusively.

Patrick sliced and diced everything.

We found some of the best snow of the day, after 3 o'clock.

Lots of great snow, a good percentage of untracked lines, sunshine, cold temps, and brutal windchill on the Freezer.

What a day.

More NSBS Day 2:

www.thesnowway.com

The Real Jay Peak Snow Report

Ski = MC SQUARED

 

[Harvey]

NSBS Day 3: Photographic evidence from today is sketchy. The cause may have roots in last night...

Nevertheless, Riverc0il, Sick Bird Rider, Mattchuck and I found ourselves doing some skinning in the morning...

There was some nice snow around.

After 20-30 mins we got to the top of the rise, and headed back down the gentle terrain.

Then we leapfrogged our way down the steeper parts. Sorry no action shots.

After lunch, we headed back out to the to ski the trails and trees.[/img]

We found good snow in areas across the mountain.

Check out other NSBS Day 3 Reports:

TheSnowway.com

The Real Jay Peak Snow Report

 

[Brownski]

Yeah, that looks fun. How did the second annual summit turn out?

 

[Harvey]

Second summit was bony.

The first was saved by a Jay Cloud miracle, about 8 inches in three hours the first morning.

We stayed at SBR's place less than 5 miles from mountain and there was only a dusting, less than an inch.