The Forum

Denis recounts a frightening late-season powder day at Squaw, where wind, whiteout conditions, and vertigo ended his telemark skiing after one run, prompting Bob to share a similar Hintertux experience.

Snapdragon reflects on karma finally catching up with someone in a brief, cryptic post.

Denis shares a memorable annual trip to Oregon’s Timberline, where his daughter discovered high-altitude ski touring and they found exceptional spring corn snow on Mount Hood.

ksampson3 shares an article detailing the Sackler family’s control of Peak Resorts, prompting discussion of self-dealing, pass-boycott concerns, and Peak’s alleged censorship of criticism.

wfyurasko reports seeing leftover snow at Roundtop, while fellow skiers note lingering snow at Seven Springs and a contest predicting when it will finally disappear.

JimK shares photos and a report from a beautiful, snow-filled day at Alta, while fellow skiers discuss spring conditions and how Mid-Atlantic instruction prepares young skiers for western terrain.

DCSki members compare the challenge, pitch, bumps, and snow conditions of Snowshoe’s Lower Shays Revenge, Blue Knob’s Extrovert, and Laurel Mountain’s Wildcat, with Extrovert emerging as the local favorite.

marzNC reports that abundant 2018-19 snowfall drove an 11% increase in U.S. skier visits, while members debate regional conditions and climate change.

Forum members weigh Utah against Colorado for a post-Christmas ski trip, focusing on snow reliability, beginner-friendly terrain, crowds, lodging, and resort costs.

DCSki members rally around Virginia’s Final Four run, cheering from ski destinations and celebrating the Cavaliers’ championship with stories from Minneapolis.

wojo seeks a condo for 10 adults at Alta or Steamboat next season, while billroa shares a recent Alta-area trip and missed a major snowstorm.

Unicorn asks about trampoline facilities in the DMV for snowboard air training, and crgildart suggests local gymnastics clubs and Liberty Snowplex as possible options.