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Welcome Back To January In March!
Authentic Winter Coverage And Conditions, Just When We Need Them.
Every single day of cool now means another eventual
spring day of extended quality and scope of coverage.
Historically, if you look at March in the past, where it
is the opposite of this season, i.e. “In Like A Lion(cool),
And Out Like A Lamb(warm), we may experience dramatic
end-of-March loss of Open terrain, so this little "Cold Snap”
is actually a fantastic asset to sustained trail access and
quality for the foreseeable future.
For Today, It’s A Repeat Of This!
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Weather Notes:
For the end of March... It’s KKKkkool spell for sure!
About a Kajillion Reasons Why Today Will Be So Fine...
It snow’d off/on for hours...
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The Official Snow Report says only 1cm of new snow,
but we can tell you for a fact the wind was laying it
in in some places at up to 3cm’s in an hour(P’tit Bonheur)...
Conditions Notes:
Generally:
HUGE sigh of relief this morning because there
are no “Progressive”/delayed open icons. This is
a major great sign of almost no effects from the
warmth of yesterday causing freezing issues and
safety related delays.
This is exceptional and what you need to remember
is that for the weekend the Edge Sector will be Open
too, so what we’ll have could be close to 100 or more
Open trails, nearly, or maybe even fully Open, a rare
statistic for this date in any season.
In The Groomed:
Here are the stars of the show today. Where freshly
groomed we think there should be extraordinary,
genuine, authentic January high performance all
snow white winter fast fun... at the end of March!
In The Sous Bois/Hors Piste/Glades and Un-Groomed:
Lots open but with unique and complex “Experts Only”
conditions with high degrees of variable thickness,
tracking and bump/mogul formations, or all of the
above at once.
Absolutely fun and thrilling adventure around every
corner and over every contour but you must explore
with caution as many of the “challenges” are not visible
from above and may require instantaneous corrective
navigational reaction.
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