The Forum

hockeydave praises Seven Springs for providing unusually honest trail-condition reports, with BushwackerinPA recalling a particularly candid warning about icy slopes.

Forum members debate Snowshoe’s wastewater violations and plans to double condo capacity, questioning the resort’s growth, infrastructure, access, and potential effects on trout streams and other local resources.

Bumps reflects on a disappointing ski season so far, looks ahead to a February trip to Jiminy Peak, and shares some Redskins banter with TennesseeSkier.

A question about booking Bryce in March leads to advice on safer late-season destinations, with members sharing experiences at Canaan, Timberline, and Snowshoe.

Roger Z shares Winterplace’s Kroger Plus card promotion, while replies clarify that the buy-one-get-one-free offer applies to equal-or-lower-value midweek tickets.

Members track an approaching winter storm, sharing snowfall predictions and early reports from Wisp, Canaan Valley, Davis, and surrounding high-elevation areas.

Denis shares a link related to June powder skiing.

Mountain Masher questions whether mild weather will ruin the rest of the season, while other skiers cite strong early conditions, snowmaking, and promising cold and snow ahead.

Buckeye Skier asks whether Canaan Valley can recover trail coverage before his planned weekend trip, particularly through snowmaking or incoming natural snowfall.

Eug shares his family’s first impressions of Timberline and Canaan Valley, prompting debate over outdated facilities, limited night skiing, and Timberline’s superior terrain and snow.

Hidden Valley residents debate the resort’s stalled sale, criticizing current management and logging while considering how continued ski operations affect the surrounding community and property values.

DCSki members consider more visible ways to identify one another on the slopes, weighing stickers, patches, hats, vests, and lanyards against practicality and lift-ticket rules.