The Forum

Ski Man seeks advice on Colorado lift-pass deals and which resorts to ski, prompting members to compare terrain, crowds, alternatives such as Copper and Loveland, and altitude considerations.

The Colonel asks Jim K to check his private messages, then thanks him.

Godog shares a video of skiing at Whitetail, prompting reactions about the footage and one reader’s unsuccessful attempt to visit during a busy ski day.

kjh offers three unused Snowshoe lift tickets at a discount, while forum members question the price and point out cheaper Costco ticket options.

Bumps offers a pair of lightly used Burton Hail snowboard boots in size 10.5 after his son outgrew them, prompting interest from a buyer in Roanoke.

David shares several Snowshoe powder-day reports featuring deep snow, challenging glades, photos and videos, while wondering whether construction near the slopes signals future trail expansion.

The Colonel reports that Snowshoe will extend its season through April 4, citing abundant snowfall and expectations for continued cold weather.

eggraid seeks advice on driving from Leesburg to Snowshoe in snowy conditions, and fellow skiers offer road tips while highlighting the promising forecast.

The Colonel proposes wearing red ribbons on ski gear to help DCSkiers recognize one another on the slopes, while later replies jokingly revisit whether the tradition continues.

DCSki members celebrate the snowy weather and share their relief at finding fellow snow lovers who appreciate the winter conditions.

DCSki members share reports of extraordinary deep powder and continued snowfall at Canaan and Timberline, along with plans to take advantage of the storm’s excellent conditions.

Abe describes his drive from Harrisonburg to Canaan Valley, saying Route 33 and Route 32 take just under two hours and avoid the worst upslope snow until near Seneca Rocks.