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that has to be one of the most ignorant things ive heard on this site and thats saying a lot. east coast kids learn to ski in some of the worst conditions, and we still charge no matter what the snow is. so whenever i take a trip out west i can rip as hard as anyone there and its easier than...

well, i like skiing with no poles in the park cause i can grab much better and i dont have to worry about landing on them, so when my friend snapped his i gave him mine for the day, bad choice, the rest of the mountain is terrible without them. in conclusion, park sans poles= your own decision...

are the trees skiable, ive been out of the loop for a while and am wondering if it is worth squeezing a day in.

well i woke up to a dusting, but the rain took care of that, and my mountain closed today after 70 degree temps and terrential rains, so yeah i moving out west before next season bye bye vermont

lets cover some basics here, warmer air over large bodies of water leads to precipitation, the warmer the air the more precip. high elevations experience generally lower temperatures. precip at low temperatures is called snow.

i heard if you buy an east coaster a plane ticket it will solve any problems you may be facing in your life.

alright, i checked the sepaq site and it says there is already a base of 60cm. i guess we'll shoot for some time in march.

im not denying the existance of global warming, it certainly exasperates the situation, but this shit that certainly isnt winter is due mostly to a strong el nino.

i own it, meathead is basically the inspiration for a trip, but im looking for some specifics, like when does the season end up there

I searched and only got two results, neither of which were very extensive. My questions are such. What is the best time of year to go? And how is this year shaping up for them, is there any snow?

im guessing neither, i dont think the trees would great, if even skiable, but i havent been in the mountains for a few days so i cant be taken as truth

its a wonderful life in my pants. godzilla in my pants tales of the paddlesnake in my pants ( a kayaking movie im watching.)

im a ski on whatever i can guy, be it snow, ice, metal, wood or rocks and grass.

another bump, anyone there today or yesterday? are the woods still skiable, cause down south a bit we got rain on monday

give a try, its actually a little easier on your knees than alpine (given your strong enough) but you dont have to switch, i do both, if its just gonna be a groomers and park day i bring my alpines, but if their is powder and trees to be had then ill tele.

yeah its sweet, i just got the DVD yesterday (id seen a premiere a few weeks ago) and teh bonus footage is almost as good as the movie itself.

backflips are easier, but mentally over flips are easier.

haha last time i tried landing in sw nose butter i double ejected

damn, some guy beat me to the shit in a book one.

i can walk down stairs on my hands