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Pretty sure he doesn't post on here anymore...probably got tired of you.

Friend said they were planning on testing the guns this week but not really blowing until the weather was more favorable. Anything the could put down the last night / tonight would be gone by the weekend especially with rain in the forecast.

Last season an adult unlimited was $395 at the group rate, the early bird this year is $375.

Couple new features from BC Ironworks:

Dropping the Group Rate and not advertising that the Early Bird Rate is actually a better deal than it has been historically was a bad move. Wouldn't be surprised if a lot of people discovered that the group rates were gone and just didn't buy a pass without looking into the Early Bird price.

Pretty much. The stash of rails off to the left of Cascade are all the old beat up and broken rails / features.

You also call it a day at around noon when riding at JH.

The accent exponentially increases the hotness level.

Whistler should rank #1 just for all the hot Australian girls.

For $170 its not that bad of deal. Approx. 4 trips to the mountain to break even on cost.

BC park > Blue park And you really can't put enough emphasis on this...its priceless.

Form their website. $375 for the adult unlimited. $320 for senior and youth unlimited. Blue is $260 more and GSS is there.

The newer hike to terrain at Telluride alone is worth the trip.

Not if you ride a lot it isn't.

Saurus you planning on setting this up again this year?

Friend just moved to Snowmass so probably hit that up some time along with a trip to Whistler in late Feb. Bunch of weekends in VT hopefully as well.

Park passes are great, keeps gapers out. I'll gladly pay $10 to not ride in the shit show that BC and Blue parks turn into when it gets crowded. Small park should be open to everyone. Medium and large parks should be park passes only.

Boulder was a ton of fun yesterday afternoon. Got there a bit before 3 after riding Blue in the morning. Snow at Boulder was difinitely better than Blue, still spring like and soft but was holding together better and not rutting out everwhere. Not sure if Boulder has a closing date planned yet, but it looks like they could keep a few runs open to mid April no problem.

Median income of Scranton is higher than Allentown FWIW. When I went to the University back in 96 it was there, not sure how long it was there before that. And yeah they used to do a PGA event there. You can see some of it from the road if you are looking for it.

There is a private golf club there. Pretty nice course actually.

Very jealous. All these pics definitely make me want to check this place out.

Nice, sure beats the hours Blue is running. Might have to make a few trips up there.

Coverage is very thin in a lot of spots. I would be surprised if Cascade was even open this weekend. Anyway, I would have liked the season to go a bit longer but what can you do. No crowds and warm weather really don't give them any reason to stay open. Once you get a couple 50+ degree days people stop going to the mountains. Overall, BC did a hell of job this season with the weather we had. The last 4 or 5 days up there have been great, some of the best in recent years.

Fun day yesterday. Jump line is BB was great in the morning before the snow warmed up and slowed down. Cascade rode well but is getting really thin in some spots.