The Forum

Itdoesntmatter reports two Whitetail Express breakdowns in one week, prompting discussion of the aging lift’s reliability, possible replacement costs, maintenance, and newly planted pines along Limelight.

hockeydave shares a quick Seven Springs trip report highlighting excellent snow, soft bumps, a spectacular sunset, and a memorable meal at Foggy Brews, with others adding their own praise for the day.

Sincraft reports massive snowfall near Seven Springs, difficult roads, and overwhelming crowds, while others discuss Sunday travel conditions and the resort’s packed slopes.

Bonzski reports an epic Snowshoe weekend with 28 inches of blower powder, deep skiing across the mountain, and bluebird conditions that left fresh snow even on Sunday.

Blue Don 1982 reports an unforgettable powder weekend at Snowshoe, while fellow skiers share storm totals, travel conditions, Silver Creek laps, and plans to compile photos and video.

ParkCrewDrew tracks major snowfall totals across Mid-Atlantic ski areas, while contributors compare local measurements, question resort reports, and share storm conditions from the slopes.

curih reports navigating a snowy drive from Baltimore to Canaan Valley during the January storm, following a plow on Corridor H and facing impassable roads upon returning home.

wojo celebrates an epic powder day at Liberty, reporting thigh-deep snow, 34 runs, and fresh tracks that lasted through lunch.

mook21 asks whether to ski Timberline or Blue Knob, weighing road conditions, driving routes, and his preference for each resort’s glades.

Denis explains how steep terrain and deep powder complement each other, offering technique and safety advice for skiing rare Mid-Atlantic powder days.

wfyurasko asks how Elk Mountain compares with nearby resorts, prompting members to weigh its terrain, snow, crowds, lifts, accessibility, and suitability for intermediate skiers.

Members compare Wintergreen and Massanutten after a major storm, focusing on terrain, wind exposure, road conditions, and Massanutten’s more accessible skiing during the blizzard.