Skied Wintergreen today. It was 40-50F during the day, but the snow held up great. Conditions were excellent in the morning, the snow was a little sticky from 11am-2pm, but then settled down nicely and even firmed up later in the day. I can't remember the last time I had such excellent "spring" skiing. The mountain was pretty empty too, never saw more than a few dozen people around at any time.

There is an excellent line on Wild Turkey and Turkey Chute right now, while it lasts. The bumps on upper Wild Turkey are in great shape, and easy to ski because of the soft spring snow (I haven't ever skied moguls so well). There is a nice snowmaking lip between Wild Turkey and Turkey Chute that can be hopped or hucked for a lot of fun. Right near the top of Turkey Chute, it's about a 10-12 ft drop. I skied this line about 30 times today, and it never got old. The rest of the mountain was great too!

Craig

Cool graphic - I can visualize exactly the line you are talking about. Wild turkey - turkey chute is a favorite of mine also when there are bumps on wild turkey. Only downside is that wild turkey gets pretty flat after the exit from turkey chute, so it's more or less a run out until you get to the lift. I have found that if I can get enough speed out of turkey chute I can hit hydraulic and make it to lower cliffhanger without too much poling...

Am thinking of hitting WTG this saturday. Do you think it is late enough in the season that the crowds will have thinned, or will the Johnny Mosley poster signing enough to counteract this?