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A year ago today(on the way to a record over 600cm’s seasons total),
we had 255cm’s, today we have 311cm’s, that’s 56cm’s, almost 2 feet
more snow, so both the reality and the potential for this season continues
to be extraordinarily fine by any historical metrics.





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Conditions Notes:


Generally:

The extraordinary amount of natural snowfall accumulation
has facilitated unusually early maturity of authentic mid-winter
conditions roughly 2 to 3 weeks in advance and that is reflected
in the overall excellence across the entire array of fully open
terrain within the Alpine trail network.

This current very high quality and the implied positive signal
it sends regarding the future we can look forward to should be
every good reason for spontaneous Ski Holiday trip planners
to make any of your immediate or later season getaway
objectives reality.

If you can go, you’re “nuts” if you don’t.


In The Groomed:

This is primo “Eastern Soft-Pack” as opposed to the
more familiar “Eastern Hard-Pack”, and that is a
wonderfully unique distinction that comes with
incremental snowfall over a recent big dump and
the whole package has a beautiful cushion-like
effect that is fast, smooth, grippy and has near
ideal low friction glide.

Each morning brings additional scope of refinement
together with near seamless connectivity between
skill levels so its a great time to learn and add challenge
with an inherently high level of forgiveness that won’t
catch edges or have hardly any signs of harshness.

There are virtually no icy bits, well maybe one or two,
but we have no idea where you’d find them.



In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:

Soft, easy and forgiving, but well worn during the MLK
Holiday long weekend that seen a lot of traffic, right from
first tracks on Friday.

Use your head, explore carefully and watch out for
extra muscle demands that can make for sudden
fatigue after tapping out your “Weekend Warrior”
energy reserves.










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