The Forum

snowsmith praises Seven Springs after a weekday visit, while others debate its crowds, snowmaking, ownership, pricing, and place among the region’s varied ski areas.

rivergirl recounts her unusual encounter with goats wandering onto Corridor H near Moorefield, prompting discussion about their history and warnings about other roadside wildlife.

The Colonel looks for fellow DCSkiers at Timberline and suggests meeting up during tomorrow’s skiing.

Laurel Hill Crazie reports a strong powder day at Blue Knob, with extensive trail coverage, challenging crud, and some remaining untracked glades before heading to Stowe.

skiTLINE asks whether T-Line might reopen April 5-7, but David reports that the resort has ruled it out because of a snowmobile race.

DCSki members compare late-season plans across Mid-Atlantic resorts, share Bryce and Timberline conditions, and reflect on memorable trips as winter winds down.

Kwillg6 reports exceptional late-season powder at Timberline, urging skiers to visit before the anticipated March 31 closing and sparking enthusiastic responses.

Blue Don 1982 celebrates Snowshoe extending its season through April 7, joking that the extra skiing is especially welcome for Pittsburgh sports fans enduring another losing baseball season.

The Colonel asks which Mid-Atlantic resorts will remain open after Easter, with replies pointing to Wintergreen, Snowshoe, Timberline’s nonskiing operation, and Whitegrass conditions.

The Colonel tracks Mid-Atlantic resorts extending their seasons after late snow, including Snowshoe’s reopening of Silver Creek and several areas offering weekday skiing through the end of March.

The Colonel reports that several resort webcams were offline, possibly because of contract changes, then announces that Timberline and Snowshoe’s Shavers Center cameras are working again.

The Colonel reports that Snowshoe’s Silver Creek area will reopen after a 10-day closure, with excellent snow expected and Friday night skiing scheduled.