The Forum

Roger Z reports on a sunny, thin-snow week in Park City, offering advice for western skiing in lean conditions as other travelers compare reports and prepare for upcoming trips.

Reisen asks about current conditions and road access at Snowshoe, while skiers report good powder, expanding terrain, manageable roads, and windy weather ahead.

ndskier reports outstanding conditions at Wisp, praising fast groomers, soft powder on the Face, excellent bumps, and nearly empty slopes during a high-mileage evening.

DavidFleming shares newly obtained WVDEP documents showing widespread citizen and expert opposition to the proposed Snowshoe/Slatyfork sewage plant, including concerns about impacts on native trout.

The Colonel reports icy, limited conditions at Whitetail, while JohnL and therusty provide updates as additional trails open and discuss hazardous snowmaking-related icy spots.

Brooksiepgm05 asks about Liberty’s conditions, then reports a good day trip with solid snow, uncrowded backside terrain, and crowded summit-lift access.

DCSki members weigh the SnowTime Advantage Card’s break-even point, early-season discounts, and potential savings compared with season passes and Night Club cards.

Langleyskier marvels at the region’s rapid snowmaking turnaround, while others praise resort capabilities and caution that freshly made snow can damage ski bases.

Eug laments passing up a $10 pair of K2 Merlins, prompting members to share their own ski-regret moments and memories of outdated equipment.

nome reports thin coverage, icy patches, early trail closures, and intensive snowmaking at Timberline, while members debate lighting improvements and where the resort should focus snowmaking efforts.

The Colonel reports a cold but enjoyable, crowded day at Wisp, highlighting limited terrain, strong snowmaking, and the resort’s broader economic impact.

DavidFleming reports that WVDEP’s response to Eight Rivers Safe Development’s complaint about the Snowshoe/Slatyfork sewer plant is due February 21, 2007.