The Forum

lbotta shares NPR ticket drawings for Liberty, Roundtop, and Whitetail, then explains why he’ll skip the inauguration crowds and head to Snowshoe instead.

BusinessTravel seeks advice for skiing during a 24-hour Dulles layover, with members recommending Whitetail and offering lodging, driving, and crowd-avoidance tips.

fishnski shares an intense video of Timberline’s new run, while others confirm the trail construction and discuss checking out the new mountain-biking-inspired terrain.

TGV previews expanded photo coverage of ski races and other events in and around Canaan Valley, inviting suggestions for additional coverage.

TGV reports that Timberline’s terrain park is temporarily closed for new features ahead of its January 10 Rail Jam, while Timberline and Canaan Valley continue making snow.

oldensign reports an unexpectedly enjoyable day at Paoli Peaks, where snowmaking provided decent coverage, light crowds and a bargain military rate despite the resort’s modest terrain.

TGV shares new action photos from Canaan and Timberline and previews the Jan. 25 Telemark Workshop, offering free digital photos to DCSki participants.

rmcva offers a brand-new, never-worn red Giro Omen helmet in large size for sale after receiving the wrong size as a Christmas gift.

The Colonel reports Snowshoe’s mid-season shift from an age-based to height-based tubing rule and compiles restrictions at other Mid-Atlantic tubing areas, prompting discussion of safety concerns.

GRK reports that diverting from crowded Wintergreen led to an enjoyable first visit to Whitetail, with well-groomed trails, varied terrain, and lighter evening crowds.

RPD seeks affordable Snowshoe lift tickets for an upcoming trip, and other members suggest lodging packages, ski-shop passes, American Express promotions, and Costco deals.

The Colonel warns that Snowshoe now requires tubers to be at least 48 inches tall and compares child-tubing rules at Mid-Atlantic resorts, with marzNC adding details on Winterplace and Hawksnest.