The Forum

Tromano shares favorite hidden lines at Seven Springs, prompting members to compare glades, tree runs, and soft-snow edges at resorts including Blue Knob and Wisp.

DCSki members share memorable Super Bowl Sunday ski experiences, from nearly empty slopes and unexpected powder to resort promotions and lively football-related scenes.

NoVA skiers compare routes to Timberline, clarifying the 55/33 junction near Seneca Rocks and recommending the straightforward Harman-to-Canaan Valley drive.

The Colonel highlights crunchy’s article on Chip Chase and the history of White Grass, recommending it as an engaging read for cross-country skiers.

Taylormatt announces Seven Springs’ Playground program, offering young advanced skiers and snowboarders two days of terrain-park instruction, safety guidance, and lunch.

Members compare Mid-Atlantic, Vermont, Colorado, and Utah conditions while debating long-range forecasts and hoping for a February snowstorm.

DCSki members share memories and information about small Mid-Atlantic ski hills, including overlooked, surviving, and long-closed local areas.

pac announces the sixth annual Telepalooza at Seven Springs, featuring telemark clinics, races, equipment demos, prizes, and family-friendly festivities.

DEF asks why Seven Springs receives little Forum discussion, prompting replies about family logistics, mountain conditions, crowding, and the resort’s comparatively high lodging costs.

schtool asks whether Corridor H or another West Virginia road project could cut the drive from Washington, D.C., to Snowshoe to three hours, while members explain the likely time savings and share their fastest routes.

Blue Knob skiers share mixed reports on improving trail coverage, good conditions on Stembogen and Extrovert, thin glade coverage, and hazards ranging from ice to exposed terrain.

GGNagy asks how skiers can track binding manufacturers’ end-of-life policies, while FreshPow points to an online indemnification list and questions the shop’s handling of the tune-up.