The Forum

appskiah reports excellent early-March skiing at Timberline, sharing chest-mounted video and observations about wooded terrain, car camping, and the need for trail trimming as others add their own conditions and footage.

curih shares a photo-filled report from a week skiing Heavenly, Diamond Peak, Squaw Valley, and Kirkwood, while readers discuss Tahoe’s scenery and getting around without a car.

ECSkier advertises a ski-in/ski-out Wisp townhouse with March weekday and April rates of $150 per night, plus extensive amenities and summer activities nearby.

BushwackerinPA offers a free all-day spring skiing clinic, prompting members to weigh interest, location, and terrain before Timberline emerges as the preferred venue.

Denis proudly reports on his 12-year-old grandson Conor’s impressive 25-run, 51,000-vertical-foot effort on Mad River Glen’s toughest mogul terrain.

TGV shares photos from the Governor’s Cup race and Highland Prospects Slopeside Competition, capturing spectacular weather and plenty of airborne action in Canaan Valley.

rmcva shares a tip about an inexpensive car ski carrier, and GRK enthusiastically endorses the find.

Abe highlights West Virginia’s snowfall records, prompting The Colonel to marvel at the November extremes and ask where Polk Creek and Coburn Creek are located.

Eug invites DCSki readers to try indoor rock climbing through a Johns Hopkins ovarian cancer fundraiser, offering gym passes, instruction, yoga, and other event perks.

Laurel Hill Crazie plans a week of skiing in Canaan Valley and Davis, prompting members to compare nearby resorts, snow conditions, lift-ticket deals, and possible Whitegrass meetups.

Abe seeks a Ukrop’s Valued Customer Card to take advantage of Massanutten’s late-season specials, prompting replies about Ukrop’s sale and remaining Richmond-area stores.

Abe reports Canaan Valley’s record-setting snowfall, sparking discussion of historic winters, deep backcountry conditions, and whether the season could surpass 300 inches.