Recent content by trees101

If it's for school you should probably do it on Engineering

I think that the people who run this board should restrict signatures to 2 lines max. It would be easier to follow the discussions this way. All you clowns with long signatures knock it off. Cheers

You must be conscious of backcountry hazards, but Tuck's has skiing for all abilities. There are many different parts of the ravine to ski, and you don't have to hike all the way up! Here's the deal: it's about a 2.5 hour hike from the Pinkham Notch visitor center to the Hermit Lake camping...

i've been skiing tucks every spring for a few years now. www.timefortuckerman.com has all the info you need: pics, videos, maps of all the routes and their names, weather, etc. they have a pretty active forum too at least near the spring time. you will not find powder there, so bring stiff skis...

18 if you're in quebec, or pretty much 12 if you're in montreal.

it's in great shape now man

i was hoping to get just a pass at one mountain and ski there pretty much every day, really explore the place.

i was hoping to get just a pass at one mountain and ski there pretty much every day, really explore the place.

ask on the forum at www.jaypeakresort.com; I'm sure someone there would know

i grew up in vermont skiing almost exclusively at jay, but i graduate this spring and am looking to spend a year ski bumming. where's the best place to spend a season? i'm up for anything on the continent. I've been looking at places like a-basin, crested butte, whitewater, red mtn, mostly...