The Forum

bousquet19 reports on a variable but enjoyable March weekend at Wintergreen, with warm-weather skiing, changing conditions, Mardi Gras crowds, and memorable runs shared with fellow DCSki members.

Crunchy’s request for Timberline conditions leads to reports of a dramatic shift from icy surfaces to several days of deep, uncrowded powder across the Canaan Valley.

Denis proudly recounts his nine-year-old grandson skiing a treacherous cliff-filled line at Smugglers’ Notch, prompting admiration and some concern from fellow skiers.

DCSki members compare their early-March ski plans, ranging from Mid-Atlantic resorts to Vermont and Whistler, while sharing fresh-snow reports and changing travel plans.

Denis recounts four days of powder skiing at Bolton, Smugglers’ Notch, Sugarbush, and Mad River Glen with his family, while another skier reports similarly deep conditions elsewhere in Vermont.

kwillg6 argues that discounted weekend tickets could boost resort revenue, attract more skiers, and extend the season when conditions permit.

DCSki members debate whether Mid-Atlantic club racing is fading, citing rising costs and dwindling adult participation while noting active junior programs and recreational race alternatives.

Roger Z compares February temperatures across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic, while follow-up posts turn to Alaska’s record cold and hopes for another late-season snowstorm.

The Colonel looks forward to Snowshoe’s forecast snowfall, while skiers report rough conditions after rain followed by excellent powder and low crowds at Silver Creek.

wgo asks about choosing and sizing climbing skins for different ski setups, and camp explains that most skins are versatile, trimmed to fit, and available from retailers such as White Grass.

Crush reports Utah’s storms have finally arrived, prompting skiers to share powder experiences at several resorts while debating which days delivered the week’s best conditions.

Skiers discuss Seven Springs’ unofficially mapped glades, with Seymour reporting improved conditions after fresh snow and noting that many widely spaced tree areas are skiable.