The Forum

The Colonel checks in on the Blue Knob gathering, asking who is attending and what plans are in place if wet weather disrupts the next day.

DCSkiers make plans to meet at Snowshoe over the weekend, working around changing schedules and wet weather for a few turns together.

wojo seeks advice on discounted Wintergreen tickets and weekend skiing, then reports a successful crowded-day visit as wgo and others share lift, terrain, and nearby dining tips.

Members debate whether terrain parks cultivate lasting interest in skiing, as resorts scale back costly halfpipes while adapting park offerings to demand, snow conditions, and competition needs.

NonstopSki asks for recommendations on the Poconos’ largest and most challenging ski areas, with The19thHole suggesting Blue Mountain, Camelback, Montage, and Elk.

skiracerx describes how dry needling, physical therapy, and related treatment relieved years of leg and glute tightness, spasms, numbness, and racing-related nerve problems.

Bob shares a video of skiers encountering a snow leopard in India, prompting discussion of Gulmarg’s skiing and a recommended book about snow leopards.

Bonzski is seeking participants for a USSA Level 100 coaching clinic at Snowshoe, tentatively planned for March 12-13 or early next season.

3skiwv asks about Timberline’s early closing date, prompting season pass holders to criticize the snowmobile race decision and discuss the resort’s operations and uncertain future.

Members debate Timberline’s limited terrain and snowmaking strategy during a poor winter, then report rapidly improving conditions after heavy snowmaking and natural snowfall.

DCSki members share their varied drives home from Mid-Atlantic ski areas during Presidents Weekend’s snow, freezing rain, and icy conditions, including one skier who stayed an extra day.

Blue Don 1982 announces Snowshoe’s $219 season pass sale and shares the news that Silver Creek will remain open through March 27.