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the gates at sierra havent been open at all this year - its looking good but still to bare for most people.

go to sierra - and go to the wood on powder days

someone is fiannyl saying the wet storms are over so this weekend and the storms after that look cold, so once it snows lake level - it should open

we got like a foot so it should be something soon

the trail its on is like washed out - but they are sying lake level might finally get some snow tonight- so maybe soon.

anyone know? i heard they might have night skiing this weekend but nothing about a park

i was there on monday and it was fun, a fwe inches of powder potatoes - you could jump some rocks, biggest we did was 15 or 20 feet.

i had a lotta fun a kirkwood but it was not 40 inches deep pow like they got, it skied like mashed potatoes and you couldnt really break through unless you huck something.

last year was all snowboarders

went there today again - park was pretty good - 4 jump line - just as good as the woods jumps last year

lib tech will sell you one ski

prodigy with customm hop up kits with sensor matic lenses that are not pulled down over your fing nose.

thats the smartest thing ive ever heard - but not ethical -but yea do it, the juliens are sick, but the ant are crazy sick, so are you crazy sick or just plain sick

since they dont update a park report here it is, 2 jumps, one 15 foot, other 20ish - about 16 jibs. half boxes half rails. most of the features are flat, one a-framish rail and some of the boxes had a little down angle. a couple features were ride on but lots of fun jibs top to bottom

it wasnt icy at kirkwood

gnar cliffs you talk about , i hucked off the top, s0 fun

they still ski the same - who cares, your going to buy another setup net year

um today i jumped a 25 foot drop - had to clear some stuff but didnt - rolled and then popped up to ski away, it was fun though

i had an aggro trip to the hill also - as soon as i took some of my first turns of the year plus the fact that it was some powder- it was good

east coast calls them battelships