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Mid-Atlantic Ski Season Pushes into April

March 28: Yes, you can still ski or board in the Mid-Atlantic. Several resorts have announced that they plan to remain open into early April.

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain Resort

March 25: Connie Lawn provides a late-season Firsthand Report from Liberty Mountain Resort, which recently held a “bring your pets to the slope” event. Liberty plans to stay open through March 30, 2013, conditions permitting.

Mid-Atlantic Ski Season Gains Momentum

December 27, 2012: A shot of cold air and some natural snow has helped launch the 2012-2013 winter season in a big way. Find out the status of Mid-Atlantic ski areas.

Firsthand Report: 2012 Fall Festival at Liberty Mountain Resort

October 27, 2012: Connie Lawn was on hand at Liberty Mountain’s Fall Festival October 21, 2012. She provides this Firsthand Report.

Firsthand Report: Wounded Warfighter Weekend at Liberty Mountain

March 10, 2012: Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman closed out their season (at least on the East Coast) with a visit to Liberty Mountain Resort on March 3, 2012, covering the Wounded Warfighter Weekend. Liberty and Whitetail ended their ski season on March 4, 2012.

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain

February 21, 2012: Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman spent Saturday at Liberty Mountain Resort, where they volunteered to helping 23 disabled students enjoy skiing. They filed this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

Firsthand Report: Liberty and Whitetail

February 5, 2012: In recent days, Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman visited Pennsylvania’s Liberty and Whitetail Mountain Resorts. On Saturday, they experienced a snow squall at Liberty, which added a layer of snow across the resort. They provide this Firsthand Report.

Firsthand Report from Liberty Mountain: Skiing is Therapeutic!

January 8, 2012: Connie Lawn provides a Firsthand Report from the slopes of Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain. (3 reader comments)

An Escape from Washington: Fall Festival at Liberty Mountain Resort

October 18, 2011: Liberty Mountain Resort recently held its annual Fall Festival, and Connie Lawn was on hand to file this Firsthand Report.

What’s New for 2011: Liberty Mountain Resort

August 18, 2011: A new loading carpet on the Alpine Quad and continued enhancements to snowmaking highlight some of the on-mountain improvements at Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort this winter.

Firsthand Report: Liberty Wounded Warrior Weekend

March 11, 2011: Connie Lawn visited Liberty Mountain Resort on March 5, 2011 to cover the Wounded Warrior Weekend. She filed this Firsthand Report.

Firsthand Report: Perfect Day of Snowsports at Liberty Mountain

February 8, 2011: Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman spent Sunday skiing at Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort. Connie checks in with some comments on the conditions, as well as information on adaptive programs at Liberty.

Firsthand Report: Holiday Week at Liberty and Roundtop

January 7, 2011: Ed Fowler made recent visits to Liberty and Roundtop Mountain Resorts. He provides this Firsthand Report. (3 reader comments)

Snowmaking Underway as Resorts Eye Opening Dates

December 2, 2010: Bummed about mild temperatures in November? No need to worry; December arrived with a blast of cold. Mid-Atlantic ski areas are busy making snow and will begin opening this weekend. DCSki has the latest scoop on opening plans for local resorts.

What’s New for 2010: Liberty Mountain Resort

November 6, 2010: Tired of searching for change to feed resort lockers? Over the summer, Liberty Mountain Resort replaced all resort lockers with GoPod Lockers, which enable rental payment through a credit card. Numerous other improvements throughout the Pennsylvania resort will greet skiers and boarders this winter.

Firsthand Report: Liberation at Liberty

March 7, 2010: Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman visited Liberty Mountain Resort on February 27, 2010 to cover the Wounded Warrior Weekend. They filed this Firsthand Report.

Mother Nature Delivers Early Holiday Gift to Mid-Atlantic Skiers: Some of the Best Pre-January Conditions on Record

December 24, 2009: Mother Nature delivered an early holiday gift to mid-Atlantic ski areas, dumping up to three feet of fresh snow the weekend before Christmas and keeping temperatures low enough to fire snowguns around the clock. As a result, many ski areas should have close to 100% of their terrain open in the coming days.

Firsthand Report: Wonderful Weekend at Liberty

December 21, 2009: As a patroller at Liberty Mountain Resort, DCSki Columnist Jim Chen had to work over the weekend. But don’t feel too sorry for him; Liberty received 20 inches of fresh powder in the recent storm, and Jim was one of the first to make runs down powder slopes. Jim provides this Firsthand Report from a weekend that can only be described as “epic.” (8 reader comments)

What’s New for 2009: Liberty Mountain Resort

November 8, 2009: It’s been a busy summer at Liberty Mountain Resort. The Pennsylvania ski area has upgraded the Eastwind Quad Chairlift, increased the amount of automated snowmaking, and made a number of improvements both on and off mountain.

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain Fall Fest

October 18, 2009: Rain finally moved out of the area, allowing Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman to visit Liberty Mountain Resort’s Annual Fall Fest. They filed this Firsthand Report. (2 reader comments)

Firsthand Report: Ski Roundtop rounds them up at the Shawan Downs Steeplechase

September 28, 2009: Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman recently participated in the Shawan Dawns, where they saw a taste of some adventurous activities offered at Ski Roundtop. Connie filed this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

Liberty Mountain Resort - Band of Brothers, and a Sister

March 2, 2009: Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman visited Liberty Mountain Resort on February 28, 2009 to cover the Third Wounded Warrior Weekend. The event brought 8 wounded warriors, their loved ones, instructors, and therapists to the slopes for a day on the snow. Connie provides this Firsthand Report. (2 reader comments)

Firsthand Report: Spring Skiing in February at Liberty, February 8, 2009

February 14, 2009: With temperatures approaching 70 last week, DCSki Columnist Jim Chen headed to the mountains for a day mid-winter “spring skiing”at Liberty Mountain Resort on Sunday, February 8. Jim provides this Firsthand Report. (2 reader comments)

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain Resort - Skiing and Tubing in the Sunshine

January 26, 2009: After a busy week of covering the Presidential Inauguration, Connie Lawn and a friend left Washington on Friday, January 23 for a sunny day skiing and tubing at Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort. Connie provides this Firsthand Report.

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain

January 4, 2009: Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman spent Saturday skiing the slopes of Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort. They check in with this Firsthand Report.

Firsthand Report: Opening Day at Liberty Mountain Resort

December 7, 2008: Ed Fowler was on hand for Liberty Mountain Resort’s opening day on Saturday, December 6, 2008. He provides this Firsthand Report. (3 reader comments)

Liberty Mountain Patrol Gears Up for Ski Season

November 18, 2008: With the ski season rapidly approaching, DCSki Columnist (and volunteer ski patroller) Jim Chen provides a look at the preparations Liberty Mountain ski patrollers go through before the lifts start running. This past weekend, Liberty patrollers met for their annual “On-The-Hill” refresher, the first of many training sessions designed to ready patrollers for any emergency that might arise on the slopes. Jim also reports that Liberty was recently awarded with a prestigious award for their “National Safety Week Program.” (1 reader comment)

Liberty Mountain to Purchase Carroll Valley Golf Course and Resort

November 11, 2008: In early November, Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain ski resort announced its plans to purchase the Carroll Valley Golf Course and Resort, located just next door to the ski area. DCSki Columnist (and Liberty volunteer ski patroller) Jim Chen provides an update on the purchase, as well as his thoughts on how it may affect the ski area in the future. (1 reader comment)

Firsthand Report: Ski Center Ski Swap

October 26, 2008: DCSki Columnist Jim Kenney visited the ski swap at the Ski Center of Washington D.C. on Sunday, October 26, 2008, and found some great deals. The swap benefits the Ski Liberty Ski Patrol. Jim provides this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

Firsthand Report: Fall Foliage Festival and Membership Appreciation Barbecue at Liberty Mountain Resort

October 20, 2008: Connie Lawn visited Liberty Mountain Resort on October 19, 2008 for their Fall Festival. She provides this Firsthand Report.

Liberty, Roundtop, and Whitetail Offer $399 Three Mountain Season Pass

July 27, 2008: Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain, Roundtop, and Whitetail Resorts will be offering a “3 Mountain” season pass for $399 for the upcoming winter season. (3 reader comments)

What’s New for 2008: Liberty Mountain Resort

July 13, 2008: Liberty Mountain Resort is spending $3.6 million in capital improvements this summer, including a significant lodge expansion and continued enhancement of snowmaking. (2 reader comments)

Who’s Open? A Detailed Look at Mid-Atlantic Ski Areas

March 17, 2008: Spring is a mixed blessing: Mid-Atlantic resorts begin to close one by one, but the weather is nice and the rates can’t be beat. DCSki provides a detailed look at the current operating status of Mid-Atlantic ski areas.

March Signals Arrival of Mid-Atlantic Resort Festivals

March 5, 2008: It’s March, and that means it’s time for spring festivals at Mid-Atlantic resorts. A number of resorts will hold carnivals and festivals in the coming weeks, bringing fun activities to the slopes such as pond-skimming contests, games, live music, and prizes.

Results of the 2008 DCSki Annual Survey: Top Resorts in the Mid-Atlantic

February 22, 2008: During January, DCSki asked its readers to complete a survey, ranking Mid-Atlantic ski areas in a number of categories. Over 100 readers filled out this detailed survey, providing a measurement of what local resorts are doing well, and what they could be doing better. We also asked readers to cast a critical eye on DCSki itself. The results are in, so kick back, relax, and see if you agree with readers’ picks for best resort in various categories.

Firsthand Report: Gliders and Sunshine at Liberty Mountain Resort

February 18, 2008: Connie Lawn swung by Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort on Saturday, February 16, 2008. She provides this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

Tips for Avoiding Crowds on Weekends

February 18, 2008: DCSki’s best tip is to ski on weekdays: crowds are often nonexistent, and it’s usually less expensive, too. But what if your schedule only allows you to ski on weekends? No worries. DCSki Columnist Matthew Graham provides his “top ten” tips for avoiding weekend crowds at Mid-Atlantic ski areas. (6 reader comments)

Wounded Warrior Weekend Comes to Liberty

February 14, 2008: On March 1-2, 2008, the Blue Ridge Adaptive Snow Sports (BRASS) will host a Wounded Warrior Disabled Sports Project Snow Sports Weekend at Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort. (1 reader comment)

Family Ski Road Trip Primer

January 6, 2008: Going on a road trip to the slopes with your family in tow can be a wonderful experience, or a disaster, and it often comes down to effective planning. DCSki Columnist Jim Kenney provides a wealth of useful tips on planning the perfect family road trip, leveraging his own experience and the experience of other Mid-Atlantic ski dads. (5 reader comments)

Cold and Snow Return

January 2, 2008: The mercury began falling on New Year’s Day, settling in below freezing and accompanied by a snow storm that is dumping powder across many resorts in the Mid-Atlantic region.

Firsthand Report: Christmas Eve at Liberty

December 30, 2007: Connie Lawn and Charles Sneiderman visited Liberty Mountain Resort on Christmas Eve, and filed this Firsthand Report.

Fisrthand Report: Opening Day, Liberty Mountain Resort

December 9, 2007: Ed Fowler visited Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort on opening day. He provides this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

Complete Breakdown of Opening Dates

December 6, 2007: If you live in the Mid-Atlantic, you’ll have your pick of several dozen resorts to ski or snowboard at this weekend. DCSki provides a complete breakdown of opening-day plans for resorts from North Carolina up through northern Pennsylvania. Cold temperatures and natural snow have produced remarkable early-season conditions.

What’s New for 2007: Liberty Mountain Resort

November 12, 2007: Guests will find enhanced snowmaking and dozens of improvements scattered across the resort at Liberty Mountain this winter.

Ski Liberty Fall Festival: A Firsthand Report

October 23, 2007: Connie Lawn visited the Fall Fest and Customer Appreciation Picnic at Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort on October 21, 2007. She provides this Firsthand Report. (2 reader comments)

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain Resort, March 18, 2007

March 22, 2007: Connie Lawn made her final trip of the season to Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort this past Sunday. She filed this Firsthand Report and video snippet. (2 reader comments)

Who’s Open? A Detailed Look at Mid-Atlantic Ski Areas

March 20, 2007: The season isn’t over — far from it. Thanks to a dumping of natural snow this past weekend, many mid-Atlantic ski areas are in prime form as the end of March nears. A few resorts have thrown in the towel, but the majority of mid-Atlantic resorts will remain open through this weekend, with some aiming to stay open until April 1 or later. DCSki provides a complete roundup as of March 20, 2007. (6 reader comments)

Resorts Offer Deep March Discounts and Excellent Conditions

March 6, 2007: It’s March, and that means the end of the ski season is near. But not as near as mid-Atlantic natives might think. Resorts have built up strong bases and continue to make snow as temperatures permit, hoping to provide excellent ski conditions through (at least) the end of the month. To make sure skiers and snowboarders keep coming to the slopes, they’re sweetening the deal with some great spring discounts. (6 reader comments)

Liberty Mountain Firsthand Report: Wounded Warriors, Spring Fling, and Wacky Aliens

March 6, 2007: This past weekend was many things at Liberty Mountain Resort: both wacky and touching, with plenty of good snow conditions to go around. Connie Lawn provides a Firsthand Report explaining why Liberty employees dressed up like aliens. She also provides a description of the Wounded Warrior Weekend, which brought wounded soldiers to the slopes. (2 reader comments)

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain, Feb. 21, 2007

February 25, 2007: Connie spent Wednesday afternoon at Liberty Mountain, finding good conditions and low crowds, leading her to believe Liberty was her own “private resort.” (4 reader comments)

Liberty Mountain Enhances Safety Efforts

February 19, 2007: Ski patroller James Chen describes recent efforts at Liberty Mountain Resort to raise awareness of skier and snowboarder safety. (22 reader comments)

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain Resort, Feb. 3, 2007

February 4, 2007: A minor spill did not keep Connie Lawn from enjoying a day skiing at Liberty Mountain Resort, but it gave her a chance to reflect on ski and snowboard safety. Connie also participated in the Verizon Luge Challenge. She provides this Firsthand Report. (10 reader comments)

Liberation at Liberty: A Firsthand Report

January 21, 2007: Connie Lawn skied at Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort on Saturday, and found great conditions thanks to aggressive snowmaking the past week. She filed this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

News Brief: Demo Day Relocation

January 14, 2007: Originally scheduled at Liberty Mountain Resort, Ski Center is moving its demo day to Wisp Resort. The demo day will be held on Wednesday, January 17, 2007 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (1 reader comment)

Balmy Weather Takes its Toll on Mid-Atlantic Skiing

January 8, 2007: The ski season was off to a reasonable start. Resorts big and small began launching their season during the first two weeks of December. And then, the cold air swirled away and disappeared from the region, as if frightened away by an unseen force — global warming, or perhaps El Nino, theorized many skiers as they looked forlornly at quickly-melting slopes. Since mid-December, sustained cold weather hasn’t returned. That could change soon, but for many resorts, the damage has already been done. (6 reader comments)

Resorts Gear Up for Season: A Complete Roundup

December 7, 2006: Low temperatures in early December have allowed mid-Atlantic ski resorts to fire up the guns and prepare for their season openings. This detailed story provides opening plans for over 30 resorts in the mid-Atlantic region. (2 reader comments)

Firsthand Report: Fall Fest and Barbecue at Liberty Mountain Resort

October 31, 2006: DCSki Columnist Connie Lawn spent a beautiful fall day at Liberty Mountain Resort on October 22, 2006, enjoying a barbecue and other family-oriented activities. She provides this Firsthand Report. (2 reader comments)

What’s New for 2006: Liberty Mountain Resort

August 19, 2006: Lots of enhancements are on tap for Liberty Mountain Resort this winter. The Dipsy Double chairlift will become a quad, while many slopes will be upgraded with improved lighting and automated snowmaking. There will also be some expanded terrain at Sneaky Pete and the West Side Terrain Park. (1 reader comment)

Winter’s Return: A Firsthand Report from Liberty Mountain, Feb. 13

February 18, 2006: After suffering through a warm January, DCSki Columnist Jim Chen hit the slopes of Liberty Mountain on February 13, right after the return of cold temperatures and a dumping of natural snow. (1 reader comment)

Springtime at Liberty Mountain… in Late January

January 30, 2006: DCSki Columnist Jim Kenney spent time on the slopes of Liberty this past Saturday, where he bumped into fellow columnists Connie Lawn and Otto Matheke. Jim found the slopes of Liberty to be holding up well despite the balmy January temperatures. He provides this Firsthand Report. (3 reader comments)

Let the Luges Rip at Liberty!

January 30, 2006: The Verizon Luge Challenge was held at Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort this past weekend, and Connie Lawn was among those present. She provides this Firsthand Report.

Attiva Outdoors Begins Ski Shuttle Service

January 1, 2006: Brad and Lori Kenemuth, co-founders of Attiva Outdoors, describe their company’s efforts to start a ski shuttle from the D.C. area to local ski slopes. (2 reader comments)

Sunny Christmas Eve at Liberty - A Firsthand Report

December 26, 2005: Connie Lawn visited the slopes and lanes of Liberty Mountain Resort on Chistmas Eve, skiing with Santa and then hurtling down an inner tube at Liberty’s Boulder Ridge Snow Tubing area. She provides this Firsthand Report. (2 reader comments)

2006 Verizon Luge Challenge Set for Jan. 28-29 at Liberty

December 11, 2005: Winter sports enthusiasts can try the luge firsthand in the 2006 Verizon Luge Challenge, which will be held at six ski resorts this winter, including Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort.

Flood of Resorts to Open, with Bargains on Tap

December 5, 2005: A number of Mid-Atlantic resorts have already opened for the season: Wisp, Seven Springs, Blue Mountain, Wintergreen, Massanutten, Canaan Valley Resort, and Snowshoe, to name a few. This weekend, that count is going to grow. And thrifty skiers and boarders will find a selection of bargains available. (1 reader comment)

Mid-Atlantic Ski Season Off to an Early Start

November 27, 2005: A blast of arctic air last week fueled snowmaking at resorts across the mid-Atlantic region, allowing several resorts to open for the season, while others began laying down a base in anticipating of an opening date. This article provides an update on conditions and some early season photos. (2 reader comments)

Snow Time, Inc. Sells Ski Windham

October 25, 2005: On October 24, 2005, Snow Time, Inc. announced it is selling New York’s Windham Mountain ski area to a group of investors with connections to the Windham community. Snow Time intends to focus its efforts on the operation of Pennsylvania ski areas Ski Roundtop, Ski Liberty, and Whitetail. (3 reader comments)

Whitetail Fall Foliage Festival: Firsthand Report

October 24, 2005: Connie Lawn visited the Fifth Annual Great Outdoors Festival at Whitetail Resort this weekend, and filed this Firsthand Report. Connie also reports that Whitetail is looking for ski instructors and will soon begin instructor training courses. (1 reader comment)

The Ski Season is Up and Running — at a Steeplechase Track!

October 3, 2005: Connie Lawn recently attended the Shawan Downs horse race in Hunt Valley, Maryland, where she bumped into some officials from local ski resorts Liberty, Ski Roundtop, and Whitetail. She provides a glimpse of upcoming improvements at these three areas and passes on word that there’s a need for instructors. (3 reader comments)

What’s New for 2005: Liberty Mountain Resort

August 11, 2005: Liberty has embarked on a multi-year upgrade to enhance lighting across the resort, while expanding the Boulder Ridge Snow Tubing Area and beefing up snowmaking.

Love Life at Liberty - Firsthand Report from March 5, 2005.

March 6, 2005: Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort celebrated Springfest this weekend, and Connie Lawn was on hand to document the event. She provides this Firsthand Report. (6 reader comments)

Spring Skiing in February - Liberty Mountain Firsthand Report

February 7, 2005: DCSki Columnist James Chen spent Superbowl Sunday skiing with his family at Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort. He didn’t make it home in time to catch kickoff, but that’s because his family had so much fun on the slopes, as he describes in this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

Perfect Night of Skiing at Liberty - January 25, 2005

January 26, 2005: Connie Lawn headed up to Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort on Tuesday evening for night skiing. She provides this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

Opening Weekend at Liberty

December 19, 2004: Connie Lawn swung by Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort this weekend and provides this Firsthand Report on opening weekend conditions. (1 reader comment)

Flood of Resorts to Open This Weekend

December 17, 2004: The 2004-2005 winter season has officially begun as resorts throughout the region open their slopes to skiers and boarders. Find out the latest opening information in this article.

What’s New for 2004: Liberty Mountain Resort

November 14, 2004: Liberty Mountain Resort has expanded snowmaking, and beefed up three freestyle terrain parks. The lodge has been renovated and will offer free wireless Internet access.

News Briefs

November 13, 2004: Winter job hiring season in full gear; North Carolina Ski Areas Associations offers 7-resort season pass. (1 reader comment)

Whitetail Hosts Outdoors Festival

October 24, 2004: Connie Lawn made a trip to Pennsylvania’s Whitetail Resort on Saturday, October 23, taking in all the activities at the resort’s annual Outdoors Festival. She provided this Firsthand Report.

News Briefs

March 24, 2004: It’s not too late to ski; Spring skiing going strong at Snowshoe; Ski and Golf weekend at Wisp; Reprieve at Roundtop; Final Season Thoughts on Liberty from Connie Lawn

Firsthand Report: Whitetail

March 13, 2004: Connie Lawn swung by Whitetail Resort for one last time this season on Thursday, and filed this brief firsthand report. She notes that Whitetail, Liberty, and Roundtop are offering a “two for one” special on lift tickets, rentals, and lessons March 13-14, for the final weekend of the season. (1 reader comment)

Springfest at Whitetail and Liberty: Firsthand Report

March 8, 2004: Connie Lawn swung by Whitetail and Liberty Resorts this past weekend to check out some Springfest action. She filed this Firsthand Report. (1 reader comment)

News Briefs

March 1, 2004: Temperatures may be warming, but there’s still plenty of snow at area resorts. Need something to do this weekend? Many mid-Atlantic resorts will offer spring-themed festivals, with the requisite pond skimming contest.

The Verizon Luge Challenge at Liberty

February 27, 2004: Last weekend, Connie Lawn swung by Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort to participate in the Verizon Luge Challenge. The United States Luge Association swung by the resort to offer free instruction and an opportunity for visitors to try out a scaled-down version of the Olympic Sport. Connie describes the experience along with current conditions at Liberty.

Ice and Rain Hammer Region, Causing Temporary Stress for Resorts

February 6, 2004: Mixed precipitation is a term familiar to mid-Atlantic skiers and boarders, and many resorts prefer to use the phrase to describe snow that might have a little sleet or rain mixed in, but an ice storm moving through the region Thursday and Friday brought a refreshing dose of honesty from area resorts. (1 reader comment)

Late Night Ski at Liberty

January 27, 2004: DCSki Columnist Jim Kenney and his son visited Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort on Saturday night for a nine-to-midnight Late Ski session. He provides this Firsthand Report. (2 reader comments)

News Briefs

January 7, 2004: Cold weather returns; Timberline upgrades Silver Queen lift; Verizon Luge Challenge to visit Liberty; Jack Frost offers Women’s Ski Clinic.

Liberty Mountain Resort - Skiing with the Ghosts of Gettysburg

December 28, 2003: DCSki Columnist Connie Lawn hit the slopes of Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort on Saturday, and provides this firsthand report. (3 reader comments)

Storm Launches Resorts into Great Early Season Conditions

December 8, 2003: Mid-Atlantic skiers wondering whether November’s mild temperatures would mean a slow start to the season were rewarded this past weekend, as a double-barreled storm swept across the region, leaving over a foot of snow on the slopes of many ski resorts. As a happy coincidence, this past weekend was the time many Mid-Atlantic resorts chose to open for the season. A week of solid snowmaking combined with the fresh snow resulted in some of the best opening day conditions on record. (6 reader comments)

Weekend Brings Resort Openings, Winter Storm

December 5, 2003: Updated: A confluence of events has Mid-Atlantic skiers and boarders looking towards the weekend with anticipation. Cold temperatures throughout the week have translated into solid snowmaking, allowing many resorts to open for the season this upcoming weekend. And a winter storm hitting the region Friday may add some natural snow to the mix. DCSki has the latest on the forecast and resort openings in this updated article. (1 reader comment)

My Favorite Cruisers

November 30, 2003: Everybody loves a good cruiser, unless maybe you’re an elite extremist or an extreme elitist. In this feature, Jim Kenney takes a look at some of his favorite cruisers — in the Mid-Atlantic and beyond. (13 reader comments)

Mid-Atlantic Resorts Eye Hurricane

September 17, 2003: As Hurricane Isabel barrels directly towards the Mid-Atlantic region, local ski resorts are taking precautions to handle the expected high winds. Find out what precautions they’re taking, and why all of this summer’s rain could translate to great skiing this winter.

What’s New for 2003: Liberty Mountain Resort

September 7, 2003: Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort has added new magic moving carpets, an additional rope tow for the tubing area, enhanced snowmaking and grooming, and more.

Discounts Abound at Area Resorts

March 13, 2003: It’s March, and many resorts in the region still have 100% of their terrain open with healthy bases. And that’s good. Even better? Resorts are offering the best prices of the season, in some cases offering free lift tickets. Find out more.

Skiing with Olympic Gold Medalist Diann Roffe at Liberty

February 25, 2003: Ever take a ski lesson from an Olympic Gold Medalist? There’s only one way to do it east of the Mississippi. DCSki Guest Columnist Connie Lawn visited Liberty this past weekend and took a lesson from Olympian Diann Roffe. (22 reader comments)

Going Further Afield: Ski Across the Country in 7 Days

January 6, 2003: Skiing 5 days at 4 resorts in 7 days from the east coast to the west coast — now that’s a good ski trip. In this guest article, DCSki reader Roy Stevenson describes a recent whirlwind ski trip that took him from Liberty to Vail to Loveland to Kirkwood. (10 reader comments)

New England Ski Area Roundup

December 24, 2002: In DCSki’s latest “Going Further Afield” installment, columnist Jim Kenney draws from 35 years of skiing experience to reflect on most of the major resorts in New England. (4 reader comments)

Local Resorts Slide into Great Early Season

December 9, 2002: The calendar may say it’s only December 9, but the conditions at Mid-Atlantic ski resorts are in mid-season form. And a good mid-season, at that. Find out the latest in this article. (1 reader comment)

Cold, Snow Prime Great Season Start

December 5, 2002: Round-the-clocking snowmaking this week has been followed up by a winter storm that is dumping up to a foot of snow on Mid-Atlantic resorts. All but a handful of resorts will be open by this weekend, with the best early-season conditions in many years. Find out more in our complete summary.

What’s New for 2002: Liberty Mountain Resort

September 1, 2002: Liberty will unveil the new Boulder Ridge Snow Tubing Park, among other improvements.

Sneak Peek: Resort Improvements for 2002-2003

July 21, 2002: DCSki provides a look at improvements currently underway at Blue Mountain, Liberty Mountain Resort, and Whitetail Ski Resort for the upcoming winter season. (2 reader comments)

Old Dogs Can Learn New Tricks

March 3, 2002: After an unsuccessful attempt at skiing 20 years ago, Mark Gatlin succumbed to a friendly challenge to give the slopes a second chance - this time with a lesson at Liberty Mountain Resort. Read Mark’s entertaining account of his first lesson and find out whether he has finally caught the skiing bug. (3 reader comments)

The Toughest Slope in the Mid-Atlantic

January 30, 2002: Jim Kenney surveys some of the toughest slopes in the Mid-Atlantic, singling out his picks for Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, and southern PA. He invites you to comment on his choices. (14 reader comments)

News Briefs

December 28, 2001: Killington offers discount to military personnel; hats off to Otto Matheke; Teens to Go plans ski trips; and www.vaskiing.com to help organize trips. (1 reader comment)

Olympic Skier Diann Roffe Partners with Local Resorts

December 28, 2001: Gold medalist Diann Roffe will be offering a number of workshops at Liberty Mountain, Ski Roundtop, and Whitetail Resort this winter. (1 reader comment)

More Resorts Launch Season

December 26, 2001: A sprinkling of resort openings over the past weekend has turned into a torrent, as most major ski resorts in the region have now kicked off their season. Find out which resorts are open and view our latest photo gallery. (2 reader comments)

Mid-Atlantic Ski Season Begins

December 22, 2001: Several Mid-Atlantic resorts opened on Saturday, and more openings are on the way as excellent snowmaking conditions continue. Find out the latest and view a photo gallery in this article.

Mother Nature Relents; Cold Welcomed by Local Resorts

December 20, 2001: A swift drop in temperatures has rejuvenated local ski resorts, as they race to open slopes in the next few days. Find out the latest on snowmaking operations and anticipated resort opening dates. (1 reader comment)

Liberty to Hold Instructor Training Course

November 5, 2001: Would you like to become a part-time ski instructor at Liberty Mountain? The resort will be holding an instructor training course later this month.

What’s New for 2001: Liberty Mountain Resort

September 18, 2001: Pennsylvania’s Liberty Mountain Resort is putting the finishing touches on a new fixed-grip quad and making other improvements in preparation for the upcoming season.

News Briefs

March 11, 2001: Free lift ticket offer at Jack Frost and Big Boulder; plenty of spring festivals.

News Briefs

February 7, 2001: Warm temps rear their ugly head; WHFSkimo Snow Job details announced; Teenager dies in accident at Snowshoe.

Late Night Skiing at Liberty

January 30, 2001: DCSki Columnist Jim Kenney tried out late night skiing at Liberty Mountain Resort on Saturday, and provides a report.

Liberty Seeking Patrollers for Next Year

January 30, 2001: Want to become a ski patroller? DCSki Columnist Jim Chen describes how to join Liberty Mountain Resort as a patroller.

Firsthand Report: Liberty

January 16, 2001: DCSki Columnist Jim Chen was recently at Liberty Mountain, and provides an update on the conditions. (4 reader comments)

News Briefs

January 11, 2001: Unwelcome warm temperatures descend on the area, but strong bases are still in good shape. Ski Center will be sponsoring a Demo Day at Liberty on Wednesday, January 17. Find out more in this article.

Thursday is Pennsylvania’s Learn to Ski Day

January 2, 2001: Several Pennsylvania resorts will be offering $10 packages for beginner skiers or boarders Thursday, including rentals, lesson, and lift ticket. (6 reader comments)

Skiing Close to Perfection This Week

December 26, 2000: You’d be hard-pressed to find anything to complain about with respect to current ski conditions. Find out what to expect on the slopes.

Firsthand Report: Liberty

December 21, 2000: DCSki Columnist Otto Matheke spent Wednesday evening skiing at Liberty Mountain Resort and filed a report on the conditions.

Rain, High Winds Move Across Area

December 17, 2000: A violent storm system has brought high winds and pelting rain to much of the region, temporarily shutting down several resorts. Learn more in this article. (1 reader comment)

Condition Update: Great Weekend On Tap

December 7, 2000: This weekend is shaping up to be a great one for skiers and boarders, with most resorts in the region opening. Some resorts already have mid-season conditions. Get the latest roundup in this article.

Ruminations of a Long-Time D.C. Area Skier: Part 1 of 3

December 6, 2000: DCSki Columnist Jim Kenney reflects on over 30 years of skiing in the Washington, D.C. area. (6 reader comments)

Cold Weather On Tap for Remainder of Week; Snowguns Out in Force

December 3, 2000: After a brief hiatus, cold weather is back and will stick around. Area resorts continue their record-breaking start to the season, taking advantage of the cold for a full-fledged snowmaking assault. (1 reader comment)

Firsthand Report: Liberty Mountain Resort

November 25, 2000: DCSki Columnist Jim Chen provides a firsthand report from Liberty’s opening day. (Updated with Editor’s Note.)

Condition Update: Latest Resort Opening Details

November 22, 2000: It’s opening day for several resorts in the Mid-Atlantic, and on top of great snowmaking temperatures, Mother Nature has added 6-8 inches of fresh powder. Find out what resorts are opening today and which ones are shooting for an opening just after Thanksgiving. (4 reader comments)

Condition Update: Several Resorts to Open Later This Week

November 20, 2000: Thanks to cold temperatures, several resorts in the region will claim opening dates by the end of this week. Find out the status of snowmaking at area resorts and expected opening dates in this update, and see a picture gallery. (2 reader comments)

News Briefs

November 18, 2000: Liberty Mountain Resort is looking for new instructors, Snowshoe plans to open a day early, and a Colorado skier is found guilty of criminally negligent homicide by colliding with another skier. Find out more.

Who Wants to Be a Ski or Snowboard Instructor?

October 26, 2000: DCSki Columnist and ski instructor Otto Matheke describes the challenges and rewards of being a ski or snowboard instructor. Many resorts such as Liberty Mountain (where Otto teaches) currently have instructor openings and will be offering Instructor Training Courses in the near future. (3 reader comments)

Firsthand Account: Ski Liberty

March 7, 2000: DCSki Reader Jim Kenney visited Ski Liberty over the weekend and found reasonable conditions, which he summarizes in this firsthand report. Jim also provides his Top 10 list of reasons to go spring skiing.

WHFS and Ski Liberty Contribute to Use of “Sick Days”

March 2, 2000: DCSki Contributor Anthony Cupaiuolo spent last Friday at the WHFS Snow Job, held at Ski Liberty. Anthony provides a summary of his, er, “sick day,” spent snowboarding and listening to bands.

Mid-winter Thaw Continues

February 27, 2000: As if the past week wasn’t bad enough, the next week is calling for continued mild temperatures. Despite the balmy weather, area resorts are surviving and continue to offer skiing and boarding on most terrain. Expect spring-like conditions with some bare spots.

News Briefs

February 16, 2000: In today’s News Briefs: Plenty of snow at area resorts; HFSkimo Snow Job hits Liberty Feb. 25; Vermont digging out of snow.

Firsthand Account: Ski Liberty (Wed., 1/27)

January 29, 2000: A DCSki reader visited Ski Liberty just after Tuesday’s snowstorm and provides a trip report.

Condition Update

January 26, 2000: As people dig out of yesterday’s storm, local resorts are reporting the best conditions in years. Some resorts missed the storm entirely, while others picked up a foot of snow. With the natural snow and continued cold temperatures, resorts are able to use terms they haven’t used in several years: 100% open terrain and powder/packed powder conditions. Learn more about local conditions in this article.

Firsthand Account: Ski Liberty

January 23, 2000: A DCSki reader checks in with a Saturday trip report to Ski Liberty.

Let it Snow

January 20, 2000: Continued cold temperatures and a few inches of natural snow are resulting in the best ski conditions in recent memory. A summary of conditions at local resorts is provided, as well as a look at the extended forecast.

News Briefs

January 17, 2000: Mid-Atlantic conditions keep getting better; Snowshoe breaks new records; Hunter Mountain base depth reaches triple digits; and Liberty, Roundtop, and Whitetail will give you two extra hours this week - if you know the Code.

Area Resorts Welcome Cold Temperatures

January 15, 2000: Local resorts are offering the best conditions of the season so far. This article provides a summary of what you can expect at many resorts in the region.

Condition Update

January 7, 2000: Snowmaking has returned at area resorts, and conditions have improved rapidly this week, resulting in good skiing and boarding for the weekend. This article contains condition reports for a selection of area resorts.

Wild, Wacky Weather

January 5, 2000: It’s been a yin-yang kind of week: hot temperatures and rain followed by cold temperatures and, with luck, snow. Find out how area resorts are coping and what’s in store for the rest of the week.

Ski Conditions Continue to Improve

December 29, 1999: Packed powder: that’s what you’ll find at area resorts right now. Snowmaking should continue over the next couple days, allowing ski areas to expand their trail count and strengthen base depths. This article summarizes conditions at many local resorts.

Firsthand Account: Ski Liberty

December 27, 1999: DCSki Columnist James Chen spent Sunday on the slopes of Ski Liberty, and reports on the fantastic early-season conditions.

Ski Liberty, Ski Roundtop, Whitetail to Open Tomorrow

December 23, 1999: Three of the closest resorts to D.C. will launch their ski season on Christmas Eve.

Condition Roundup

December 22, 1999: DCSki provides a quick roundup of improving conditions at area resorts.

News Briefs

December 20, 1999: Warmer weather and rain delay snowmaking, relief expected midweek; Canaan Valley plans wealth of holiday activities.

Snowgun-loving Weather Returns

December 17, 1999: The next few days will present great snowmaking temperatures - resulting in additional resort openings and expanded terrain at resorts already open.

News Briefs

November 27, 1999: Snowshoe expands trail count while awaiting return of colder temps; Canaan Valley delays opening; shared season pass and Advantage Card benefits at Liberty, Roundtop, and Whitetail

Ski Windham Welcomes Ski Season

November 19, 1999: New York’s Ski Windham kicked off its season yesterday with the opening of five trails. Ski Liberty, Ski Roundtop, and Whitetail season passholders can ski free at Windham until the local resorts open.

Buy Tires, Then Ski

November 15, 1999: Michelin is trying to tempt skiers to buy new tires: for a limited time, buy four new tires and get two lift tickets valid at participating resorts.

Breaking News: Owner of Ski Liberty, Ski Roundtop to Purchase Whitetail

August 24, 1999: In a surprise move, Whitetail Ski Resort announced today that it would be purchased by a once-fierce competitor: Snow Time, Inc., the owner of nearby Ski Liberty and Ski Roundtop.

Editorial: What Does the Sale of Whitetail Mean for Area Skiers?

August 24, 1999: DCSki Editor M. Scott Smith traces the history of competition between Ski Liberty, Ski Roundtop, and Whitetail, and explores the ramifications of Whitetail’s sale to Snow Time, Inc., which owns Liberty and Roundtop.

DCSki Summer Guide to Local Resorts

June 19, 1999: Who says ski resorts shut down in the summer? The DCSki Summer Guide details some of the many summertime activities offered at area resorts, from mountain biking to golf to orienteering classes.

One by One, Resorts Conclude Their Season

March 27, 1999: A flood of local resorts will end their season on Sunday afternoon, but some will stay open into April.

Firsthand Account: Liberty

March 22, 1999: A reader provides a firsthand account of skiing at Ski Liberty over the weekend.

Local Resorts Hammered by Snow

March 15, 1999: Heavy snow fell on local resorts, and many are waking up to a foot of powder.

Snow Piles Up at Local Resorts

March 10, 1999: Want to see the best conditions in 3 years? Get thee to the slopes!

March Offers Best Conditions of the Season

March 8, 1999: Ignore what the calendar says - unbeatable conditions are currently being offered at local resorts.

Weekend Skiing Update

March 4, 1999: Today’s storm dropped up to 20” of new snow at area resorts, paving the way for a great weekend of skiing or boarding.

Ideal Conditions will Greet Skiers this Weekend

February 26, 1999: Solid coverage, packed powder, and deep bases - a week of snowmaking can really make a difference. (1 reader comment)

WHFS “SnowJob” Hits Ski Libertyt Friday

February 22, 1999: The annual WHFS HFSkimo SnowJob will be held at Ski Liberty on February 27; music group Stabbing Westward is headlining.

Firsthand Account: Liberty

February 15, 1999: A reader provides a firsthand account of skiing at Ski Liberty over the holiday weekend.

Firsthand Account: Liberty

February 8, 1999: A reader provides a firsthand account of skiing at Ski Liberty this past weekend.

Weekend Skiing Update

February 5, 1999: DCSki provides a glimpse of what conditions to expect this weekend.

Firsthand Account: Liberty

January 4, 1999: A reader provides a firsthand account of skiing at Ski Liberty this past weekend.

Complete Condition Roundup

December 31, 1998: Find out what conditions will be like at all area resorts this weekend.

Cold Temperatures, Snow Bring Resort Openings

December 23, 1998: By the end of this weekend, every local ski resort should be open, thanks to snowmaking and some natural snow.

Grabs Those Skis and Boards! Snowmaking Begins in Earnest at Area Resorts

December 15, 1998: Breaking news! Most area resorts made snow last night; some are hoping to open by the weekend or shortly thereafter.

Whitetail Responds to Liberty, Roundtop Suit

September 17, 1998: As Liberty and Roundtop try to block the sale of Whitetail to the Daughin County General Authority, Whitetail argues that the deal is fair and beneficial to everyone.

Condition Roundup

March 22, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Condition Roundup

March 10, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Condition Roundup

March 6, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Condition Roundup

March 2, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Ski Liberty, Whitetail to Close this Evening

March 1, 1998: Hammered by warm temperatures, Ski Liberty and Whitetail will be closing this evening as they wait to see if colder temperatures return.

Mother Nature Smiles on (some) Area Ski Resorts

February 24, 1998: Several resorts in the area received new snow from the current storm, while rain fell most other places.

Condition Roundup

February 20, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Condition Roundup

February 16, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Condition Roundup

February 13, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Condition Roundup

February 9, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Condition Roundup

February 6, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

Condition Roundup

February 2, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

WHFS HFSkimo Tickets Go on Sale at 10 a.m.

February 2, 1998: The annual WHFS HFSkimo will be occuring February 27 at Ski Liberty; Our Lady Peace is headlining.

Firsthand Account: Ski Liberty (Saturday)

February 2, 1998: A DCSki reader provides a firsthand account at Ski Liberty.

Firsthand Account: Ski Liberty (Saturday)

January 31, 1998: A DCSki reader provides a firsthand account at Ski Liberty.

Condition Roundup

January 26, 1998: DCSki updates conditions at area resorts.

DCSki Feature: Shattering Limitations: Skiing with Disabilities

January 21, 1998: New technologies and attitudes are now allowing people with a wide range of disabilities to enjoy the sport of skiing.

Area Conditions Improve

January 17, 1998: Helped in no small way by the cold temperatures, conditions at area resorts are rapidly improving. All local ski areas have been aggressively making snow in anticipation of the three-day weekend.

Ski Liberty to Re-open at 3 p.m.

January 15, 1998: Ski Liberty hopes to re-open today at 3 p.m. with at least 5 trails.

Mercury Returns to Seasonal Levels

January 14, 1998: The weather today feels more like January. That’s a huge relief for area ski resorts, who are now busily pumping artificial snow onto their slopes in preparation for the upcoming holiday weekend.

Condition Roundup

January 12, 1998: The recent stretch of warm weather has shut down many local ski areas, but colder temperatures are slowly returning.

Warm Weather Closes Liberty; Whitetail Hours Scaled Back

January 7, 1998: Mother Nature has a strange sense of humor. The recent stretch of warm temperatures has begun to take its toll on area resorts.

Firsthand Report: Liberty

January 5, 1998: A DCSki reader visited Ski Liberty on Sunday, and provided this firsthand account.

Firsthand Report: Liberty

January 3, 1998: A DCSki reader provides this report after skiing at Pennsylvania’s Ski Liberty on January 2, 1998.

Firsthand Report: Liberty

January 2, 1998: A DCSki reader provides this Firsthand Report after a recent trip to Ski Liberty.

Area Resorts Expand Open Terrain

January 1, 1998: Cold temperatures and the recent snowstorm have allowed area ski resorts to open additional terrain.

Condition Roundup

December 30, 1997: So, how’d they do? With light snow still falling on Tuesday morning, area resorts have begun to shovel their way out of the first significant snowstorm in the D.C. area.

Condition Summary

December 26, 1997: Warmer temperatures during this holiday week have prevented area resorts from making snow, but they’ve been able to hold on. Colder temperatures are forecast for this weekend, and several resorts hope to resume snowmaking starting tonight.

Firsthand Account: Ski Liberty

December 22, 1997: A DCSki Reader provides a Firsthand Account after skiing at Pennsylvania’s Ski Liberty.

Ski Liberty Opens

December 18, 1997: Ski Liberty opened for the 1997-98 ski and snowboard season Wednesday at 3 p.m.

Ski Liberty, Roundtop Poised for Friday Opening

December 10, 1997: If all goes well, both Ski Liberty and Ski Roundtop will open this Friday, November 12.

Conditions Summary

December 7, 1997: Natural snowfall and ideal snowmaking temperatures have been good news for area resorts over the weekend.

Ski Liberty News

November 4, 1997: Pennsylvania’s Liberty Ski Resort will be offering several new features for the upcoming ski season. Improved snowmaking, an expanded snowboard park, and an alpine terrain garden specifically for skiers are some of the new features that will greet skiers and snowboarders this winter.

Canaan Valley Resort: Canaan Valley Resort, located outside Davis, West Virginia features 39 slopes for beginner, intermediate, and advanced West Virginia skiing. With a vertical drop of 850 feet and the longest run at 6,000 feet, the experience is as challenging as you want it to be. Night skiing is also offered during holiday and prime ski weekends. The resort features a 150 room lodge and 23 cabins/cottages for your convenience. Additional winter sports include XC skiing, snowshoeing, snow tubing, airboarding and ice skating. An indoor swimming pool, fitness center, whirlpool and saunas are also available after a day on the slopes.


Liberty Mountain Resort: Located about an hour from both the Baltimore and Washington, D.C. areas, Liberty Mountain Resort is the perfect place for a mountain getaway! Whether you are searching for adventure or relaxation, our mountainside amenities are sure to treat you. Our mountain boasts over 100 acres of skiable terrain, including 16 trails, 3 terrain parks, and a large tubing hill. Our Ski and Snowboard Schools offer a wide variety of lessons for both beginners and advanced. Boulder Ridge Snow Tubing features 15 tubing lanes, party rooms, and food and beverage, creating a fun atmosphere for everyone. Take a "snowcation" by lodging in the slopeside Liberty Hotel and dining in one of many eateries, including the popular McKee's Tavern.


Seven Springs Resort: Seven Springs Mountain Resort is the perfect place to escape with your family this winter and reconnect! At Seven Springs, you'll find a mountain of fun - skiing, snowboarding, snow tubing, snowmobiling, snowshoe tours, a luxurious spa, sporting clays, delicious dining, nightlife and more. Enjoy a mountain of fun on 285 acres of slopes and trails including beginner trails, black diamond slopes, mogul runs and five terrain parks. Come up to Seven Springs this winter and make a new memory. What are you waiting for? You really should be here!


Whitetail Resort: Head to Whitetail for some of the best skiing and riding in the mid Atlantic Region! Enjoy nearly 1,000 feet of vertical and the Region's only High Speed Quad Chairlift. Spend less time on the road and more time carving down some expert terrain like Bold Decision or intermediate favorites Limelight and Snow Dancer! Don't worry, there is plenty of fun to be had for all ability levels, and for freestylers be sure to check out Jib Junction Terrain Park (not for the faint of heart)! We even have Park Place 101 for the beginner freestyler! Don't forget about Whitetail Adventure Tubing, fun for all ages!


Wintergreen Resort: Wintergreen Resort is an 11,000-acre, four-season resort located in the Blue Ridge Mountains three hours from Washington, D.C. With accommodations ranging in size from studio condominiums to 9-bedroom homes, your winter escape has all the comforts of home. Enjoy skiing and snowboarding on 26 slopes and snowtubing in Virginia's largest park; Ridgely's Fun Park for young children; ice skating, a zipline; indoor tennis; a spa with indoor pool and hot tubs; and a variety of enticing dining options. Overnight packages offer great value and savings, call 800-266-2444 or book online - www.wintergreenresort.com. For more information, call (434) 325-2200.

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