The Forum

skier219 uncovers two unfinished trails between Cupp Run and Shay’s at Snowshoe, prompting members to share memories of lost terrain, old maps, and changes to the Western Territory.

The Colonel highlights the Mountain Collective Pass sale, while replies note the insurance option, discounted child pass, and limited adult savings.

JimK remembers his late father, a Navy veteran who discovered skiing later in life and inspired his family’s enduring passion for the sport, as DCSki friends offer condolences.

Denis shares a Powder Magazine feature on dune skiing and considers trying the Outer Banks, suggesting that unwaxed junk skis might work best on sand.

Bob recounts an unexpected August snowstorm during a drive over Colorado’s Mount Evans, then shares a chilly morning and fresh dusting near Breckenridge.

Denis says indoor spin bikes can surprisingly mimic the feel of telemark turns in powder, while noting that a backward-moving elliptical may be even more similar.

Oldensign asks about skiing Park City or nearby resorts over Thanksgiving, prompting advice that early-season conditions are unreliable and a flexible road trip to Mammoth, Tahoe, or Utah may be best.

Charlie seeks advice on adding Rossi Experience 88s to his quiver, prompting discussion of ski width, Eastern conditions, western trips, and tuning for hard snow.

JimK shares an inspiring video about a skier’s comeback after a serious injury, drawing praise for its message of positive thinking.

Chaga shares a polished video from a recent Timberline Bike Park visit, suggesting it could serve as effective promotion for the resort’s summer biking offerings.

JimK highlights a sale on cosmetically blemished Nordica skis, prompting members to compare affordable models and debate how wider, rockered skis perform on hardpack.

Denis shares a report about a woman crossing Hunter Mill Road and continuing onto a trail, with a follow-up article providing more details about the incident.