The Forum

Bob shares a Colorado skier-death investigation and his own underreported accidents, prompting debate over skiing’s statistical risks, collision dangers, and how to stay safe while continuing to enjoy the sport.

Denis reports on a memorable Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows trip, highlighted by his grandson’s rapid introduction to telemark skiing and the resorts’ exceptional terrain and scenery.

lbotta reports excellent late-season coverage and open terrain at Killington, while other skiers share similarly positive experiences on softening steeps and classic spring runs.

lbotta reports on a sunny, shirtsleeve closing weekend at Okemo, with warm temperatures making for spring skiing in mid-April.

lbotta shares sunny closing-day conditions at Mt. Sunapee, clarifying the resort’s snow and glades while showcasing sweeping views of New Hampshire and Vermont.

lbotta asks how to display images directly on DCSki, and fellow members offer instructions for copying image URLs, pasting them through the image tool, and adjusting dimensions.

oldensign recounts a rainy but rewarding day at Oregon’s Willamette Pass, while fellow skiers share similarly wet Western experiences and explain how snow, clothing, and good company helped.

Bob highlights an unusually poor spring at Steamboat, while fellow skiers compare its warm, wet conditions to Mid-Atlantic resorts and question unreliable snowfall forecasts.

JimK shares photos and reflections from spring skiing at Snowbird, Snowbasin, Alta, and Park City, while fellow forum members admire the Utah trip and compare it with fresh snow back home.

oldensign warns that Utah’s lowered DUI BAC limit could complicate post-ski beers, while commenters trade observations about the state’s alcohol laws and Crush shares plans to move to Nevada.

DCSki members trade recommendations and memories of low-key Eastern ski areas, highlighting uncrowded terrain, distinctive local character, and future road-trip possibilities.

marzNC reports that Alta will replace its Supreme and Cecret lifts with a faster Supreme high-speed quad, while noting that the planned beginner mid-station was later eliminated.