The Forum

Reisen shares a first-time Killington report, describing challenging snow conditions, sunny spring skiing, the resort’s expansive terrain, and plans to return in a better snow year.

wgo reports that Corridor H could cut Charlottesville-to-Wisp travel time to about 3.5 hours, making Wisp more competitive with nearby Mid-Atlantic ski destinations.

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.

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

TomH shares a website featuring interactive 3D trail maps with steepness graphics for numerous ski resorts.

TomH announces a weekend telemark clinic at Timberline, offering skiers a chance to sharpen their turns in excellent snow conditions.

mgdbgj invites skiers to join the Snow Searchers Ski Club for a late-season Sunday River trip featuring ski-in, ski-out lodging, lift tickets, transportation, and daily clinics.

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.

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

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

Sschneid reports that Snowshoe’s Cupp Run is receiving heavy snowmaking and could open by Saturday, with good conditions already found on the basin runs.

Ed Fowler reports on two early-season days at Liberty Mountain, covering variable conditions, lessons and drills, light crowds, and the resort’s new Highland Lodge and pub.