The Forum

The Colonel rallies DCSkiers to Timberline’s Snowy Luau, with several members confirming plans to attend and meet near the ski school area.

David opens a season-long photo thread, with members sharing ski days, conditions, videos, and memorable outings from Mid-Atlantic resorts and destinations farther afield.

Members debate Seven Springs’ proposed season-pass prices, weighing discounts and resort improvements against lift lines, grooming, terrain expansion, and limited mountain investment.

skijw asks whether Liberty or Whitetail offers better skiing on warm, sunny days, prompting comparisons of slope orientation, traffic, and which trails hold up best as snow softens.

MephitBlue asks about a Minuteman lift breakdown at Roundtop that stranded skiers, while later updates explain the evacuation process and confirm the lift has reopened.

The Colonel offers two unrestricted lift-ticket vouchers for Jack Frost or Big Boulder, and ahguy follows up to arrange receiving them despite private-message glitches.

Skicat seeks advice on weekend conditions and crowds at Canaan Valley and Timberline, then reports a successful trip and major progress skiing Gravity and Off the Wall.

Denis introduces Homewood on Lake Tahoe’s west shore, highlighting its steep terrain, scenic views, affordable old-school character, and unusually low snowpack.

KenHess announces Massanutten’s Heroes on the Hill Ski Day, offering free slope-use tickets to military personnel, veterans, and their dependents with valid military identification.

The Colonel highlights NBC’s Paralympic Winter Olympics coverage, praising the athletes’ speed and skill in downhill events across several classifications.

oldensign shares an article about climate change and skiing, prompting debate over warming predictions, contrasting weather extremes, and whether winter conditions still point to a troubled future.

Denis shares a video titled “Catch of the Day.