The Forum

Crush showcases Hendryx’s handmade skis, highlighting their dramatic deep-carving performance, distinctive graphics, and product lineup.

Oldensign seeks a Richmond or Williamsburg shop capable of redrilling skis for oversized boots, prompting recommendations for Ski Center, Ski World, and other regional options.

Scott asks for Utah ski-day advice and ultimately reports a lightly crowded, well-groomed afternoon at Deer Valley after road conditions ruled out Alta.

BushwackerinPA reports finding surprisingly soft skiing at poorly covered Seven Springs after fresh snow, while friends share photos, video, and plans for a Smugglers’ Notch trip.

PaulR’s Snowshoe observations spark a broader discussion about slope etiquette, beginner education, resort signage, and managing dangerous congestion at trail and lift areas.

JimK organizes a Wisp rendezvous on December 14 around the resort’s birthday discount, as skiers coordinate meeting details and share plans for the day.

b2otto2 reports that Cupp Run’s widened dogleg may improve safety and speed, but says the changes have taken away the distinctive character of the iconic trail.

Fleetwood introduces himself as a Richmond snowboarder hoping to ski more often with his family and connect with fellow DCSki members for future trips.

RodSmith offers a ride for two to Liberty or Whitetail on December 13, with early pickup and door-to-door drop-off for the cost of gas.

Denis asks about a Snowshoe webcam, prompting explanations for the resort’s longtime absence of live cameras and updates on possible installations by the resort or an employee.

Murphy shares a humorous look at skiing a makeshift hill in Baton Rouge, prompting nostalgic memories of improvised winter sports at the city’s civic center.

bousquet19 reports that Wisp has opened Chairs 5 and 6, including Main Street and Down Under, after receiving three inches of new snow.