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But the snow is dirty so it's not worth the time and money right?

My guess would be with the temps still in the upper 20's at night and hitting upper 40's and lower 50's during the day things will be perfect and firm in the morning and soften quickly as the day goes on..... Get up there early if you want solid fast run ins and lips.

Breathtaking photos! Amazing, living the dream! I love evergreens, there's something about being surrounded by evergreens when skiing/riding that adds that special something to it, don't know what it is. I think that's the main reason I fell in love with Jay Peak a few years back, they seem to have the most evergreens.

Living the dream

That was intense..... Can't be to safe out there especially in deep snow.

Indeeed. IT IS ALIVEEEE!

I'm sorry I had to go really bad to much

Don't worry no ones closing early. It just seems that way because all the natural that fell and is melting, the base is rock solid it's not going anywhere for awhile.

The camelcard is the same or better deal then those prices especially if they're giving it away for free

6:18 aux motors started skiers safely ran off lift. Good night folks!

It appears that the Stevenson lift has broken down with a full load of people at aroung 6:00pm it appears snowmobiles are going to lift towers to perform a rope evac. Stayedtuned for more PASR news live at the scene

I hope so to!! Call in a favor like JFBB did for PASR day and bring on the snow!

It's true They win but they don't hurt!

hehe, there will be stashes in the woods up north for quite some time

Accuweather says 1.9" Tuesday night.

wow that must have been scary, she's lucky her head didn't go under. Doesn't even look like she fell in a tree well....

I recently order some off of ebay that just so happen to be in PA. Someone in PA has a ebay store selling tuning and repair supplies shipping very fast.

Jackson Frost looks totally legit today, wish I was there instead of driving all morning!

I know but hey I had to try

Aren't you a CB ski patrol? Are you giving us permission to hit the off piste at CB as long as we understand the inherent risks of skiing and riding and following the Responsibility Code, without whistleing, screaming, pointing, punching or pulling tickets/passes?

Ya I am home now, ended up not going to magic figured I'll just save that ticket and extra gas to return very soon. It's depressing the amount of snow I see here after having 53" fall in Southern VT this week The sun didn't come out but it snowed the entire time on the mountain both days which is just as good, I like being a rider of the storm Definitely my best powder experience yet, I had heavy powder day one and nice dry soft fluffy powder day two. First time I ever experienced "crusting" also. It was a great trip, I'm so glad I took it and can't wait to go back to VT.

This makes no sense....well I guess it's better than grooming it again orrr maybe not.... but the key to this would be to not groom ANY of the steeper trails after closing except the night it dumps..... Anywho I might stop by for a few evening runs on the marc if it's running when I return to PA to see how it is. I'm still excited to see how much snow fell back home.

From Ego Lift My first run down the Ego Lift I hit an ungroomed blue trail that had alot of the old crusted wet powder from earlier in the week. The trail was barely ridden and it was deeeep. Quite difficult to get back on your feet after taking a nose dive. I then went over to link below where I found some decent wind blown. After ending up at a different low mountain lift I took a ride up and made my way back over to the Ego and lapped link and a couple other groomers and went to my truck for a safety meeting and some snacks at about 1:30. It started dumping nice fluffy powder right when I started walking to my truck. After trying to pull up the most recent snow report on my iphone and failing I started walking back towards the Canyon Express to take a look at the lift report board to see that a lift has now opened on the North Face!! I rushed to the Canyon to strap get in line and make my way to the North Face. It turns out that they opened it right after 1pm when I was heading to take my break. They groomed around the lift and I started my first run down Olympic and it was great, it appeared to have been groomed and at the top near lift unloading but a little further down it was flufffy powder bumps. My next run was down Challenge which yesterday I mistook for ripcord and it was incredible & called for a repeat. The trees off boulder pile. The clock was ticking and I figured I better make my way back over to the Main Base before the North Face lift closed. I wish I had more time on the North Face today. I hiked it up over to the main face lift unloading area where there was tons of wind blown piles. There were no main face summit lifts running today so there were plenty of fresh tracks to be made even around 3pm. I found myself knee deep is some short wind drift lines I went into. Some trees on the lower half of the Main Face Good bye Mount Snow, I will surely see you in the future. What started as an ehhhh day turn out GREAT!! JADIP I'm still debateing on weither or not I want to go to magic tomorrow. Light fluffy pow is falling from the sky and they're calling for 5-9" tonight. Turns out my Sunday obligation has also been postponed, I'm tempted to book a room a little further North and do a few more days but I think I will save that for in another week or two.

Those trees in the pic of the snowboarder look pretty tasty