Straight from their site. Things are looking good for this weekend.
As our Snowmaking Counter continues to creep up, it serves as a nice little reminder to being the first in the country to open. It also illustrates my point on this time of year and the surrounding excitement. While most other resorts received snow, cold weather, or a combination of both in October, Sunday River had received nothing, as in zip, zilch, zero. Nothing! It wasn’t until the Thursday before we officially opened that we were finally able to make snow (clearly a minor detail if you’re a Sunday River snowmaker).
See nothing stands in our way of excitement to ski and ride. Take our snowmaking excitement, add a pinch of cold weather, and a hefty dose of 74snowguns, and you have the secret to our early season formula for success. Sometimes we call it the most dependable snow in New England, other times we call it love.
Looking ahead, we have an unbelievable stretch of cold weather and have already spent an extensive period of time blasting snow up and down T2 and The Punches along with Jungle Road, Ecstasy, Right Stuff, Agony, and Lower Arm. Looking at our cam shot of the day, you’ll notice that we’re making serious headway. In fact, we're going to try to make some serious headway down to Barker Base Lodge tonight. And yes, you have reason to get excited. In fact, you have reason to start making plans now to ski and ride this weekend! The closer we get to it, the better of an idea we will have as to exactly what is open and how many terrain park features you can expect.
Rome may not have been built in a day, but that’s because they didn’t know us at the time.