Titus Conditions

Mike said:
Dunno, the border is close by, you could go there and visit an ATM, but why? Titus is reasonable and deserves the support.
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No doubt Titus is a good place, deserves a lot of support and is reasonable.
Why give a “27% discount” to local Quebec folks and not local NY folks?
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Just got in from skiing, it had firmed up a bit overnight, only warmed up to 21, but there is a good 4-5 inches of blower down, and its still snowing. Skiing is great, chair 6 opens tomorrow! and more snow is on the way.
 
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Titus, an interesting flat spot (Al's). Titus has many flat spots....

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With a road through it. As @Warp daddy says, it is great place to take your beginners. And yes. there is more than one road!
 
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I used my two Indy days at Titus, second half of yesterday, first half of today. I had some light drizzle and light snow on Monday afternoon, which made the snow slow (which is not a good thing at Titus given the amount of low angle terrain). Still, I found some good runs and enjoyed my afternoon. The best run was probably Three Trees and the best glade was Harvey's Road. The Face and the bottom of Pine Run were as well since I could get up a little speed. Today, I was there pretty much for first chair and found about 2" of fresh cover. This and temps just below freezing made all the difference. I had a lot of first tracks, and the surfaces skied into a really nice packed powder by midday. They had Chair 1 open instead of 4 and everything over there was fun. The best glade of the two days was Bark Eater, but I did find some spots where the little bit of fresh snow was barely covering dirt and rocks. I wish I could have stayed longer but left after lunch since I had to drive here to Toronto, where sadly I am nowhere near the massive snows back close to home.
 
Yesterday, we got some rain, then we woke to a bit of snow. It snowed throughout the day, but didn't amount to that much. Today we woke up to 8 inches or so at the house, and there was more on the mountain. Everything has great cover and is just wonderful. There was some good untracked this morning, and while a lot of the runs got skied in, there was great snow to be found. In the morning, the snow was surprisingly dry, but got a bit heavy in the afternoon as the sun came out. It's going to get cold tonight, so it will dry out, tomorrow will be excellent.
 
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