Quote: And the days dwindle down to a precious few...
Sad words, especially for snow days.
So where have you skied this winter, and where are you skiing this weekend?
Before heading anywhere this weekend be sure to call ahead and make sure the resort is open and exactly what trails remain open.
And thanks to SkiBumMSP (aka Steven) for his comprehensive report in the resorts forum..saved me a ton of trouble.
That said: Have a great unseason.
The Colonel

You always forget about poor ol' Winterplace on that list. They need some love too.

This royally sucks!

It does not look like I'll be able to make it up to Timberline after all. Go figure that on the last weekend of viable skiing here in the mid-Atlantic, I have to come down with a nasty stomach flu! Granted, I am probably through the worst of it (I did not even go to work on Wednesday), but I just don't feel I am up to making the 3 1/2 hour drive up there, two days of skiing and then having to make the 3 1/2 hour drive back.

Alas, this is definitely it for me until next year.

Been there done that. You definately don't want to make that drive if you're not feeling well. Sucks you will miss the last weekend, but feel better soon. Now your memories of T-Line over the summer will be a foot of powder, while the rest of us will remember slush

Clay

I don't know Steve, those two passes over Shenendoah and Alleghany mountains might be just the thing to clear out the rest of the crap from your stomach. You could end up feeling better than ever. There is also the opportunity to launch lunch from the chairlift - you don't want to miss that. best wishes either way.

You know, I like Dave's advice about the mountain driving remedy, but seriously, out of the entire ski season you picked a good weekend (two days of skiing slush) to be sick. Better this weekend than a primo powder weekend. Hope you feel better!