The Forum

DCSki members share their weekend ski plans, coordinate meetups at Timberline, and compare destinations including Snowshoe, while looking forward to St. Patrick’s Day events.

dcmidnight reports that three pairs of Oakley A-Frame goggles developed permanent fogging between the lenses during Whistler trips, prompting questions about humidity, altitude, and possible fixes.

crunchy proposes a northbound road trip in search of fresh powder.

Clay reports firm, deep spring conditions at Timberline, with a three-foot base preserving coverage across most trails despite warm temperatures and limited grooming.

myrto offers two Wisp lift tickets to anyone who makes a $20-or-more donation to the Homeless Animal Rescue Team.

pagamony reports hot, slushy spring conditions at Wintergreen, while other skiers discuss grooming, the mountain’s snowpack, and whether it can remain open through March 25.

pac shares the schedule and event details for Seven Springs’ March 16-18 Spring Carnival, featuring races, freestyle contests, games, and a silent auction.

wgo shares an article explaining the Mid-Atlantic’s upslope snowfall, prompting discussion about the Allegheny Front and whether Blue Knob benefits from the same effect.

Mountain Masher’s early-season warning prompts debate over Mid-Atlantic weather, snow bases, global warming, and whether ski areas will close early, before a strong late-season finish challenges his forecast.

David shares a spring-break trip report from Snowshoe, describing soft, thinning snow and moguls while offering hope for continued skiing despite the approaching season’s end.

tromano celebrates a breakthrough in bump skiing, describing how improved balance and a better-fitting pair of boots helped him stay in the zipper line and carve more confidently.

MadMonk reports varied but enjoyable spring skiing at Solitude, Park City, and Alta, while follow-up posts weigh Utah conditions, late-season trip prospects, and new terrain at Snowbird and The Canyons.