The Forum

catskills shares information about cheap lift-ticket deals from Potter Brothers Ski Shops and other sources, helping skiers find discounted options.

Alex invites fellow skiers and snowboarders to join him at Whitetail on Sunday, Dec. 18, 2005, offering to meet up or carpool.

DCSki members compare Liberty, Roundtop, Whitetail, and other resorts for beginners, weighing gradual terrain, crowds, lesson programs, convenience, and the transition beyond bunny slopes.

Kris asks about Timberline’s Value Weekend pricing, and Lietmotiv explains that lift tickets cost $29 before regular-season rates begin, with college discounts also available.

Lietmotiv looks for DCSkiers heading to Snowshoe that weekend and offers an extra two-day lift ticket, while himihon confirms plans and follows up privately.

Tucker is offering a new-in-box pair of Salomon S9-14 ski bindings for $150 or best offer.

langleyskier asks how Whitetail might recover from freezing weather before a Saturday visit, while members weigh the outlook for snow, ice, and early-season conditions across Pennsylvania resorts.

Crush recounts accidentally reviving an old-school jet turn while skiing chopped-up snow, prompting playful debate about technique, improvised freeskiing moves, and the importance of preseason core strength.

Janej offers a Christmas-week two-bedroom townhouse near Shawnee, ultimately finding renters after briefly seeking someone to take the second half of the week.

tromano reports excellent early-season skiing at Seven Springs, highlighting the new Yodeler trail, abundant off-piste snow, and playful terrain before members debate replacing the slow Gunnar lift.

Denis reports on challenging backcountry conditions around Canaan Valley, prompting discussion of suitable gear, White Grass guides, and wildlife encountered along the way.

Kennedy organizes a DCSki meetup at Wisp, while participants share reports on the resort’s new North Camp terrain, excellent early-season conditions, crowds, and an in-person ski day.