It may work for ya like this optimistically.The optimist in me hopes that this will move the construction of a reservoir to the top of the money-spending list.
Conceptual--->UMP Stuff Approved-->Funded-->Bid--> Built-->The Stuff Works Correctly.
It may work for ya like this optimistically.The optimist in me hopes that this will move the construction of a reservoir to the top of the money-spending list.
The reservoir is on the current UMP. I don't know if it's been approved though and that could be tough around hereIt may work for ya like this optimistically.
Conceptual--->UMP Stuff Approved-->Funded-->Bid--> Built-->The Stuff Works Correctly.
Could someone offer a comparison between trails serviced by Gore's Cub Quad and Whiteface's Falcon lift? Whiteface is a longer drive for me but I am enticed by the descriptions of the Bear Den Lodge. I like and need Gore's Lower Sunway trails. Will I find similar trails at Whiteface off the Falcon Lift? And get to enjoy the convenience of the Bear Den Lodge.
There’s a long discussion of WF snowmaking system in the 2004 UMP Volume I available online.The reservoir is on the current UMP. I don't know if it's been approved though and that could be tough around here
It was approved last year, I think. But was approved.The reservoir is on the current UMP. I don't know if it's been approved though and that could be tough around here
Conceptual--->UMP Stuff Approved-->Funded-->Bid--> Built-->Re work-->The Stuff Works Correctly.It may work for ya like this optimistically.
Conceptual--->UMP Stuff Approved-->Funded-->Bid--> Built-->The Stuff Works Correctly.
A year old WF snowmaking article.WF has some kind of major snowmaking issue. Big weekend coming up and they are trying to fudge the trail count, looks desperate. Showing my favorite now open, Valvehouse Road and Connector which goes from Excelsior to Victoria, but Victoria isn't open? I know it's pretty much all we have up here but man it can be frustrating. Was the money spent on The Notch chair worth it?
My initial impression was the trails off Falcon would not have the "mix" of skiers that Bear Cub Quad has. Cub Quad trails have some pretty fast traffic from above on Sunway. A couple of jumps had already been created at Pole 6. I liked the winding trail feel of the Cub Quad trails. Not sure I would like the straight down trail under Falcon lift.... otter?The Falcon lift at Whiteface has very similar difficulty trails to those off of Gore's Bear Cub Quad.
Falcon Flyer is 249 ft vertical and 1674 ft long. That works out to be an average slope of 15%.
Bear Cub Quad is 226 ft vertical and 1914 ft long. That's an average slope of 12%.
Both lifts serve terrain with very consistent slopes (no steep parts).
Give Whiteface a try. I don't think you'll be disappointed.
I haven't been since The Notch lift opened this year, so I can't speak to the current skier mix. But I would guess that the difference in skier mix is pretty minor. Most intermediate skiers at Gore don't go all the way down Lower Sunway because the bottom is so flat.My initial impression was the trails off Falcon would not have the "mix" of skiers that Bear Cub Quad has. Cub Quad trails have some pretty fast traffic from above on Sunway. A couple of jumps had already been created at Pole 6. I liked the winding trail feel of the Cub Quad trails. Not sure I would like the straight down trail under Falcon lift.... otter?