The Forum

Members compare Timberline’s conditions ahead of the Snowy Luau, including OTW’s moguls, the closed Drop, remaining snow, Nastar operations, and the weekend weather outlook.

The Colonel reports that X-rays confirmed a wrist fracture from his Timberline fall, but his doctor cleared him to ski with a brace after a short recovery.

fishnski compares Canaan’s snowfall favorably with several New England resorts during a meager season, prompting questions about the weather-data source and its impending shutdown.

Camp questions Whitetail’s announced March 18 closing date, prompting members to debate late-season conditions, snowmaking, and whether warm weather will end skiing sooner.

Denis reports a powder-filled Alta trip with his family, including his grandsons’ first tracks, and shares an exciting forecast for more snow.

Denis recounts a low-cost, midweek Liberty ski with Crush, praises the empty slopes and high-speed carved turns, and encourages others to take a mental-health ski day.

plateau-reached shares mixed first impressions of Blue Knob, finding its challenging, old-school character appealing but its slow lifts, narrow slopes, and gloomy weekday atmosphere hard to justify from Washington.

The Colonel highlights Snowshoe’s $29 Leap Day lodging and lift-ticket package and encourages skiers to check other resorts for March deals.

The Colonel alerts Connie and Charles to a private message in DCSki’s “My Stuff” folder.

Abe and fellow skiers track a promising storm’s shifting forecast, compare snowfall across the Mid-Atlantic, and report unexpectedly good conditions at Wintergreen and Snowshoe.

Denis chronicles his western ski journey, from Sol Vista and snowy Monarch to a solo outing in Black Canyon National Park and a sunset hike near Moab.

Skidding asks about Timberline’s Off the Wall and The Drop, prompting advice on their changing conditions, difficulty, and whether a midweek lesson is the best way to prepare.