The Forum

Denis highlights his appearance in White Grass’s ski report photos, prompting fishnski to playfully call him a model poster.

Forum members weigh plans for Blue Knob and Timberline, comparing travel distances, weekend deals, open terrain, and the possibility of a future DCSki gathering at Blue Knob.

Denis reports two excellent corn-snow days at Canaan Valley, highlighting repeated runs on Off the Wall and offering practical advice on timing spring conditions in the Meadows and Dark Side.

oldensign asks about the latest closing dates at local Snowtime resorts, recalling a possible April Liberty ticket, and Otto confirms April skiing there in 1994.

kwillg6 reports soft spring corn and excellent bumps at T-Line while forum members make plans for the Luau and reminisce about past snow-filled festivities.

Fleetwood weighs a weekend at Massanutten, while reports from Massanutten and Wisp describe surprisingly good spring skiing despite warm weather before Fleetwood ultimately cancels.

DCSki members discuss a Maryland seller of used ski equipment, weighing online bargains and rental gear against concerns about condition, value, and buying carefully.

bousquet19 reports that Liberty, Roundtop and Whitetail will close March 14, prompting debate over whether Snowtime should have stayed open longer despite questionable late-season demand and conditions.

The Colonel outlines new meetup times and a ribbon-identification plan for the Snowy Luau, while kwillg6 and David share plans to join the weekend gatherings.

Brn4353 asks whether a last-minute trip to Snowshoe is worthwhile, and skier219 reports good but rapidly changing spring conditions before the plans fall through.

Tucker reports excellent spring skiing on T-Line, with smooth corn, soft bumps, and strong coverage, while wgo agrees that the conditions are especially enjoyable after a snowy winter.

oldensign reports on Massanutten’s Heroes on the Hill event, finding empty, well-covered slopes despite steady rain while other participants praise the promotion and share their wet-weather experiences.