The Forum

bawalker points to an MSNBC report about the unusually mild winter, noting that the Mid-Atlantic is not alone in experiencing warm conditions.

cjf242 asks about visiting Massanutten for skiing and snowboarding lessons, while replies offer weekday conditions, terrain advice, crowd expectations, and a nearby restaurant recommendation.

tskski reports a nearly empty morning at Massanutten, with excellent conditions, no lift lines, and snow softening as the sun emerged.

Snowmakers announces a new forum for winter enthusiasts to connect, exchange ideas, and share their passion for snow-related activities.

johnfmh recounts an exhilarating five-day trip to Seven Springs and Timberline, praising Timberline’s soft snow, moguls, and challenging OTW terrain while fellow skiers share their experiences.

canaanman shares a photo montage celebrating his top 10 reasons to ski, featuring Timberline powder, moguls, trees, carving, and air, prompting playful banter about jump size.

bawalker updates readers on his family’s fight against proposed Lost River dams, arguing that flood control is a pretext for development and alleging conflicts of interest among local officials.

SCWVA asks for an update on Corridor H construction, prompting detailed reports on delays, bridge challenges, interchange work, and debate over the safety of the curved McCauley bridges.

tgd seeks recommendations for children’s ski instructors at Timberline, while parents praise Janice Sheppard and criticize the resort’s first-come, in-person lesson registration.

bawalker recounts dangerous crowding and reckless skiing on Wisp’s beginner slopes, prompting debate over stronger patrol enforcement, terrain management, and limiting access.

DCSki members compare northern and southern routes to Canaan Valley, weighing Corridor H’s time savings, road conditions, scenery, and convenient food and fuel stops.

bassfish reports excellent midweek conditions at Wisp after a weekend snowfall, while replies praise weekday skiing and lighter crowds.