The Forum

The Colonel shares an inspiring story about a 95-year-old Alta skier, prompting members to discuss staying healthy, skiing into retirement, and their own post-retirement plans.

Denis wraps up his Montana ski road trip with reports from several uncrowded western resorts, highlighting Lost Trail as a standout for inexpensive, lift-served powder skiing.

Chaga shares a playful video of skiing White Grass powder with his dog, prompting enthusiastic replies and thoughts about enjoying spring corn skiing after the lifts close.

David reports that Timberline will remain open through March 31 after customer requests, prompting excitement about a final powder outing following the expected storm.

Denis puts summer tires back on his Subaru, then heads to Vermont for a family visit with hopes of squeezing in some spring skiing.

Sincraft questions why Seven Springs might close with fully covered slopes, while others weigh late-season conditions, skier demand, and the economics of April operations.

itdoesntmatter reports four outstanding late-March ski days in Colorado’s Summit County, with abundant snow and excellent conditions at Copper, Keystone, and Arapahoe Basin.

Chaga shares video of late-March powder skiing at White Grass, prompting praise and questions about telemark and alpine-touring equipment rentals.

The Colonel reports Snowshoe’s plan to remain open daily through April 7, prompting updates on other Mid-Atlantic resorts extending their seasons into April.

snowsmith praises Seven Springs after a weekday visit, while others debate its crowds, snowmaking, ownership, pricing, and place among the region’s varied ski areas.

rivergirl recounts her unusual encounter with goats wandering onto Corridor H near Moorefield, prompting discussion about their history and warnings about other roadside wildlife.

The Colonel looks for fellow DCSkiers at Timberline and suggests meeting up during tomorrow’s skiing.