JFskiDan

i think its really optimistic to be thinking anything in the north east will get going in october. i would like it to happen, but i guess only time will tell. long range forcasts always seem to be colder than actual temps.

name dropper.

my township does the same thing. it used to be at least 10 bucks, but now i think its more like 7-8 bucks.

nice.

must be working on his new helmet cam/web device/ski tuner/umbrella. we all know he likes the electronics. my guess is X means conditions not so good for skiing today.

nice....been wanting to try a brisket in the orion for a while....brisket sandwiches rock.

very cool. thanks for the pics.

sweet. keep it up. god knows we like pictures.....and its boring as hell in here otherwise.

good stuff.

better than what i skied yesterday. (which was nothing) so,..... i'm jealous.

great day for sure. people were killing the jumps on big boulder today for sure. putting my gear in the closet . most likely my last day as well.

nice pics....as always.

kool-aid. we all had some. good times at jack frost this year for sure, great people to ski with, and if you really think about it the weather was pretty good this year. the liberal ski policy at JFBB definetly sets it apart, and the efforts they made for this season with the elevator, e-glade, etc, really makes everyday something different. the PASR day probably couldnt have been held on a better day, thanks to a nice dump for 2 days prior. that was a great day spent with some really cool people. it seems like just last week we were all waiting for word of BB to open one little tiny slope for everyone in eastern PA to ski on. seems like the best season of the year goes by so fast. John must have doubled up on the kool-aid - funniest thing i've read in a while. i think thats a quick stone grind on the bases, right?

was a real nice day overall to end the season at frost. our first runs of the day we were able to hit ballistic speeds. challenge glade still had tons of snow in it, as you could tell by the holes around the trees. elevator skied nice and smooth. at 11:30 PC, Serch and myself made ballistic speed over to the cantina for the passholders party. food was very good, and plentiful. JAHHDIP

i actually thought the elevator would have looked worse. nice to hear challenge glade is still skiable too. i will be up this weekend.

its pretty cool when day 2 of skiing can meet or exceed day 1. day 2 at whiteface was awesome. the temperature overnight didnt get quite as cold as the previous night, so our first runs were nice soft snow. the nice folks at whiteface were kind enough to open a few more trails today that were closed yesterday....lower cloudsplitter, empire, cloudsplitter glades, and sugar valley glades. cloudsplitter glades stick out to me as a favorite of mine at whiteface. very expansive area...tight trees and many lines throughout the glade. sugar valley glade was excellent as well, although only the lower area was open today. just the lower area took us at least 15 minutes to ski, i can only imagine what the whole length of the glade is like. at lunch we came up with our hitlist of trails we wanted to finish the day out on, before we ran out of steam. for me it was another run through the glades, Dom wanted another run down look out below. after we reconnected at the face lift, we ran up to the summit to run down upper skyward, and blazers bluff. we rode up the gondola one last time to hit cloudsplitter glades, where we connected with high country glades, which were just as much fun as the other glades. pic-topia cloudsplitter glades high country glades sugar valley glades upper empire

sounds like an awesome trip. i also wouldnt have put aspen too high on the list for out west, but it looks as though it shouldnt be overlooked. i would think having a guide like johnnystyle makes the experience that much better. great pics too. that view from johnnystyles place.....it must suck waking up to see that....

you are kidding, right? pics coming in as we speak....stay tuned.

stoke stomper of the day - leaving my gloves at the hotel. but after a visit to the whiteface ski shop i am the proud new owner of a pair of gloves rated for much colder temps than we skied in today. i think when we left the temp was about 50 degrees without a cloud in site. whiteface is quite an experience for me, steep with big vertical. i have not skied anything similar for many years now. the slides where closed, and from the lift you can tell why. they are well skied out, the base is basically ice from waterfalls to begin with. but it would have been nice to ski at least one of them since they are rarely open. there is plenty of terrain here to challenge yourself with even without the slides. look out below is crazy, and i thought upper skyward was a great trail. great day of skiing today. pics: welcome sign at the top of little whiteface whiteface summit from little whiteface Dom glades looking down look out below looking up look out below me blazers bluff other random pics

well, theoretically of course, i remember more than a weeks notice about the season passholders party..so i doubt its this weekend. and if history repeats itself, JF was open for one more weekend after the passholders party. i'm thinking positive...closing on the 28th. lots of variables in this equation, though. if we get 7-8 inches of rain, my house will become an ark.

i'm gonna have to go ahead and disagree on that one. it would be cool if they did, but i dont think they do. if this weekends weather doesnt pan so good, i will also have a couple i didnt get to use.

lots of leftovers from friday. great show from the lift at times.

you are brave for skiing on wmmr day.

definetly a fun day....and definetly one of the top days at frost this year for sure. we lucked out with that storm dumping somewhere near 2 feet. pics from risk it...... toast, johnnystyle, jeff toast P A Ridge Racer last but not least, Mr. 1985 (johnnystyle)

Yes.