The Forum

beachrat is seeking a buyer for the family’s Timberline lot as a military transfer to the Washington, D.C., area prompts the sale.

DavidFleming reports on Eight Rivers Safe Development’s presentation to the Pocahontas County Commission, outlining an alternative regional sewer facility and noting the Sierra Club’s endorsement.

tromano shares a farewell trip report from Seven Springs before moving to Utah, while fellow skiers reminisce about skiing together and look forward to his future reports.

Kwillg6 recounts a warm closing weekend at Timberline, where skiers enjoyed laps on the shrinking “Killer Whales,” a cookout, and end-of-season festivities.

DavidFleming shares updates on opposition to Snowshoe’s proposed $20 million sewer plant, while members question its costs, incentives, and alternatives such as retrofitting existing facilities and using cluster systems.

Scott explains why DCSki must handle April Fools stories carefully, while readers play along with jokes about imaginary ski areas and Baltimore’s nonexistent snow.

beachrat lists a 2.15-acre lot at Old Timberline for $155,000, highlighting its winter view of Spruce Island Lake.

The Colonel reports that Seven Springs will end its ski season March 31, while members assess the thin late-season coverage and RobertW describes a surprisingly skiable final day.

skier219 asks about Timberline’s late-season conditions, and SCWVA reports strong bases, soft snow, and mostly groomed trails despite a small bare spot on Lower Salamander.

SkiBumMSP surveys which Mid-Atlantic resorts remain open for the season’s final weekend, while others add Appalachian’s closing-weekend festivities and praise the useful rundown.

DCSki members compare Colorado’s late-season skiing options, from Arapahoe Basin and Loveland to May backcountry routes, while noting weather and snowpack uncertainties.

45Mouton weighs whether to keep his Snowshoe trip after a late-season warm spell, while members discuss conditions, refund policies, and the value of skiing spring snow.