The Forum

snowsmith reports that Seven Springs’ director of mountain operations has left, clarifying that Brett Cook remains in his position and there is no broader leadership change.

Scott introduces DCSki’s new Resort Matcher, which recommends Mid-Atlantic ski areas based on users’ location, preferences, passes, amenities, and current forecast conditions.

tkski reports that Camelback plans to add three new runs, including a double-black, black, and blue trail.

marzNC reports that Indy Pass sales for 2026-27 are opening soon, with wait-listed skiers receiving purchase codes and new resort additions being announced.

SuicideSix shares a glimpse of Liberty’s bump crew enjoying outstanding moguls during Killington’s May weekends.

TheCrush reports delaminating another pair of skis, jokes about his equipment-damaging streak, and shares his replacement Palmer P02s with Head FreeFlex 14 bindings.

greeneyedjan seeks advice and encouragement from fellow skiers facing a second hip replacement, sharing apprehension about recovery and hopes of returning to skiing next season.

wfyurasko shares a firsthand report from a return visit to Whitetail, prompted by discounted Super Bowl Sunday lift tickets and rentals.

kwillg6 announces a new Snow Sports Museum of West Virginia exhibit about the state’s lost ski areas, including Tory, Timberline Four Seasons, and Job Knob.

itdoesntmatter shares a Facebook link reporting an apparent avalanche at Wisp.

kwillg6 seeks West Virginia ski-area artifacts, photographs, and films for the Snow Sports Museum’s upcoming exhibit on lost and existing resorts, while also inviting Hall of Fame nominations and museum memberships.

JimK asks for definitive sources about Almost Heaven, a proposed but never-built ski area near Canaan Valley, and other unrealized West Virginia ski-resort projects.