The Forum

The Colonel shares the National Weather Service’s highest snow totals from a recent storm, while johnfmh adds an 11-inch report from Canaan Heights.

TomH offers lightly used Dynafit Speed bindings for sale, with scottyb providing guidance on their model and likely resale value.

DCSki members track the erratic 2012-13 winter, debating forecasts, rain and snowmaking setbacks before celebrating major March storms that revive skiing in the West Virginia highlands.

RodSmith reports on a fun, uncrowded day of softening snow and tight bumps at Ski Liberty, while members debate spring conditions, ticket pricing, and supporting late-season operations.

MephitBlue reports on late-season skiing at Liberty, describing mashed-potato conditions and better coverage on advanced trails while explaining Snow Time’s decision to keep only one resort open.

The Colonel asks whether anyone is planning to ski at Bryce Resort on Tuesday.

johnfmh reports outstanding late-March conditions at Timberline, with a bluebird Saturday, excellent snow across the mountain, and enjoyable groomer and woods skiing before Sunday's storm.

wgo and David compare plans for a midweek Timberline visit, weighing Tuesday through Thursday options and trying to coordinate an on-mountain meetup.

The Colonel highlights a Washington Post article on Thomas, West Virginia’s revitalization, while other members share the link, travel updates, and enthusiasm for the town’s growing arts and dining scene.

Scott explains the aftermath of a DCSki server hard-drive crash, while members note lingering glitches, offer help, and jokingly blame Mercury retrograde before the photos are recovered.

The Colonel reports that Hidden Valley and Seven Springs will operate daily from March 25-31, extending their schedules through Easter week.

ECSkier reports excellent packed-powder conditions at Wisp, while members clarify the resort’s late-season operating plans before SCWVA switches an upcoming trip to Timberline.