The Forum

twin58 reports spotting an unusually cheap Dukes snowboard at a Northern Virginia Sports Authority, noting its construction, Austrian manufacture, and $149.99 regular price.

An anonymous poster seeks suggestions for a fun New Year’s destination within four hours for a group of 15, including help finding suitable lodging.

Hoad asks for feedback on tailbone protection, specifically Red Impact shorts and Butt Gear, as other options and recommendations are considered.

A member offers a brand-new pair of women’s size 8 Morrow Fringe snowboard boots for $65 because they do not fit.

DaveD asks for recommendations on beginner-friendly, groomed cross-country skiing stops between the Mid-Atlantic and Quebec for a mid-December trip.

Scott introduces DCSki’s new Lodging Finder, inviting owners of condos and rental properties to advertise affordable accommodations near their favorite ski resorts.

An anonymous skier invites others to join a December 23-28 group trip to Seven Springs, offering discounted lodging, lift tickets, meals, and flexible stay options.

Scott outlines major DCSki improvements, including upgraded weather and browser compatibility, previews planned search and resort-profile features, and invites readers to suggest further changes.

Scott announces a redesigned, database-driven DCSki Links section and invites readers to suggest important Mid-Atlantic or broadly useful skiing websites.

Jim announces Ski Liberty Ski Patrol’s October 22 ski swap at Ski Center in Washington, D.C., highlighting its wide selection of equipment and supporting the patrol’s fundraiser.

Chuckie introduces all-terrain boarding as an off-season option for snowboarders in the D.C. area and invites others to visit his website and get in touch.

Timberline Ski Patrol announces its Oct. 8 ski swap at Ski Chalet in Tysons Corner, offering new and used winter gear while raising funds for the nonprofit patrol.