The Forum

The Colonel organizes a Snowy Luau meetup at Timberline, as DCSkiers coordinate attendance and lodging before sharing weekend photos and discussing accidents at Timberline and Wisp.

DCSki members report on Mid-Atlantic resorts closing after the warm March weather, with Timberline’s shutdown ending hopes for lift-served skiing beyond March 18.

Denis shares a vivid account of perfect powder in Utah’s Cottonwood Canyons, while other skiers compare conditions in West Virginia and Zermatt.

Denis reports an extraordinary late-season powder storm in Utah's Wasatch, while other skiers add firsthand updates, resort conditions, and snow totals from across the region.

Voila shares an extensive stream of photos and videos from Timberline, White Grass, and Canaan Valley, capturing winter conditions, races, festivals, telemark skiing, and local ski life.

DCSkiers organize a large Snowy Luau gathering at Timberline, sharing lodging tips, meetup plans, and enthusiasm for surprisingly good conditions despite the warm weather.

Sincraft reflects on feeling vulnerable without a helmet during a rough, slushy day at Seven Springs and declares the season over, while others

Crush rallies DCSki’s community to bring Greg Stump’s *Legend of Aahhhs* to Washington’s E Street Cinema, urging readers to help fill a screening.

The Colonel tries to reach David privately and offers him a place to stay.

DCSki members debate an unusually warm winter’s impact on Timberline, share spring-skiing conditions, and assess which trails might survive Snowy Luau and Local’s Cup weekend.

bousquet19 reports Liberty and Whitetail’s early closings after a poor winter, prompting debate over resort commitment, business realities, and the remaining spring skiing at other Mid-Atlantic areas.

Members react to Snowshoe’s early closing, noting the region’s poor snowfall, low skier turnout, and one skier’s enjoyable final visit.