The Forum

The Colonel points Forum readers to Resort Cams for a late-season look at conditions and activity at resorts, including still-open North Carolina areas.

The Colonel asks how to remove an outdated resort-closing schedule thread after posting an updated version, and Scott deletes the original.

JimK reports on a fun, affordable family weekend at Timberline’s Snowy Luau, highlighting spring skiing, festive events, strong conditions, and the festival’s enduring appeal.

The Colonel urges skiers to support still-open Mid-Atlantic resorts, while members share late-season plans, closing dates, and snowy conditions from Montana.

Connie Lawn previews Liberty Mountain’s Sunday festivities, including slope-side parties, a barbecue for season-pass holders, and a possible extension of the ski season through March 30.

Denis shares a vivid Whitefish powder report, including deep tree skiing, wildlife encounters, and plans to chase more snow at Lost Trail before heading home.

JohnL organizes a DCSki meetup at Timberline’s Snowy Luau, with members coordinating ski times and later sharing reports on the damp but enjoyable weekend.

Blue Don 1982 reports a surprisingly affordable Wisp day, with $10 birthday-special tickets, light crowds, mostly open slopes, and icy-to-softening spring conditions.

skier219 reports an unexpectedly excellent day of fast, well-groomed spring skiing at Wintergreen, while others share their visits and follow the resort’s plans for a possible late-season reopening.

Denis chronicles a challenging Montana ski trip, sharing observations on conditions, resorts, local culture, and his ongoing search for powder from Whitefish to Bridger and Big Sky.

The Colonel says Snowshoe’s $249 season pass remains a bargain, while replies debate the resort’s limited cell service, radio restrictions, and crowded Wi-Fi.

DCSki readers thank Scott for building the site and fostering a vibrant ski community, while Scott previews a redesigned DCSki powered by a new dedicated server.