The Forum

tkski reports that Camelback plans to add three new runs, including a double-black, black, and blue trail.

DCSki members compare offseason ski-training strategies, from mountain biking and hiking to swimming, Pilates, yoga, and wall sits, while snapdragon shares an ambitious cycling season.

marzNC reports that Indy Pass sales for 2026-27 are opening soon, with wait-listed skiers receiving purchase codes and new resort additions being announced.

Laurel Highlands shares a video comparing Chinese and Western ski resorts, highlighting unusual amenities and “ski buddies,” while replies reference Candide Thovex and a December visit.

Laurel Hill Crazie reports Blue Knob’s snowmaking upgrades, prompting hopes for better coverage before later updates suggest limited results and lingering equipment and infrastructure problems.

Scott introduces DCSki’s new Like button, while discussion considers its value for quick feedback, preserving thoughtful replies, and identifying content that resonates with readers.

Members compare regional water supplies and weather forecasts while considering whether drought could constrain snowmaking, especially at Southern and Mid-Atlantic resorts.

Scott’s Mid-Atlantic ski quiz prompts readers to share scores and compare regional knowledge, with the conversation branching into resort history, inverted ski areas, and ideas for future quizzes.

Pagamony shares unusual winter-themed screensaver images, while SuicideSix contributes summer mogul-training photos from France and New Jersey.

Members follow Camelback’s remarkable 138-day season, discussing its aggressive late-season snowmaking, new leadership, community-focused approach, and plans to make an even bigger spring push next year.

making up for lost time shares updates and photos of Seven Springs’ new Blitzen lift, while readers discuss improved access, possible snowmaking, and the area’s unusual former lift layout.

wgo introduces SteepSeeker as a replacement for FATMAP, prompting an extended discussion of its accuracy, regional steeps, snowpack, terrain shape, and how skiers perceive difficulty.