The Forum

JohnL notes that West Virginia cross-country skiing receives a two-page feature in Men’s Journal, bringing national attention to the region despite an unfocused photo and limited detail.

canaanman predicts Canaan Valley’s storm totals could reach 20 to 24 inches, while danwxman argues the storm is largely over west of the Blue Ridge.

David asks about winter driving from Georgia to Davis, WV, prompting detailed route advice, road-condition resources, and warnings about mountain travel during snowstorms.

DCSki members debate which resort will win the weekend snowfall, with Seven Springs, the Laurel Highlands, and Mid-Atlantic mountains competing as storm totals change.

Jim announces Liberty Mountain’s December 6 opening, listing the initial trails and noting that forecast snowfall could allow additional terrain to open.

A complaint about Snowshoe’s high early-season prices sparks debate over its terrain, vertical, lift lines, destination-oriented deals, and value compared with other Mid-Atlantic resorts.

A skier returning to Pittsburgh seeks a group with room to share a mountain rental near Canaan Valley, prompting one reader to offer to ask around.

Bawalker reports snowfall and rising accumulations in Wardensville, while members share conditions, forecasts, webcams, and plans for skiing the region’s first major storm.

A discussion of a U.N. report warning that global warming could threaten ski resorts, including Mid-Atlantic skiing, expands into a debate over climate science, evidence, and possible solutions.

David asks for ski rental recommendations near Davis, West Virginia, and fellow skiers suggest Deerfield Resort, Timberline, and Ski Barn while noting equipment availability may vary.

johnfmh tracks a promising early-season storm for Snowshoe and Canaan Valley, while members report fresh powder and first turns at Whitegrass and Wisp.

DCSki members recall last season’s major President’s Day snowfall, comparing storm totals at Canaan, Seven Springs, Wisp, Whitetail, and Blackwater Falls.