The Forum

Snowglobe weighs midweek storm-skiing options from Northern Virginia, with members comparing Snowshoe, Elk, Hunter, Whiteface, and regional resorts as conditions rapidly improve.

After Laurel Mountain’s challenging first season, forum members praise the operation while proposing expanded snowmaking, a beginner carpet, improved lighting, and renewable energy.

fishnski forecasts the storm’s snowfall across the Mid-Atlantic and looks ahead to the weekend, while skiers report widely varying totals, including more than 20 inches at Roundtop.

Blue Don 1982 reports that Snowshoe is reopening Silver Creek for Friday and Saturday, while jimw wishes the area had not closed early.

wgo reports a badly injured skier’s prolonged wait for help in a Cupp Run ditch, prompting debate over Snowshoe’s patrol response, safety, and broader mountain operations.

Gizmosnow reports that Hidden Valley is reopening midweek to capitalize on fresh snow, while skiers debate whether weekday demand can justify operating during a poor season.

The Colonel urges skiers to take advantage of late-season discounts and good conditions, while members report enjoyable spring skiing and extended operations at several Mid-Atlantic resorts.

wfyurasko shares a firsthand report from skiing Blue Mountain with his 8-year-old child on March 10, 2017.

The Colonel reports excellent late-season conditions and sustained snowmaking at Snowshoe, while members provide firsthand updates and advice for a skier considering Cupp Run.

bob shares a video of a moose running down a Breckenridge ski run while snowboarders give it the right of way.

wfyurasko weighs Camelback, Roundtop, and Blue Mountain for an 8-year-old beginner’s ski day before ultimately heading to Blue Mountain after finding lessons unavailable elsewhere.

Bonzski highlights Vail Resorts’ purchase of Stowe, prompting speculation about potential Mid-Atlantic acquisitions, Epic Pass pricing, and clashes with Vermont’s independent ski culture.