Mr. 4500 RPM
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I have SUV to plow through snow, I will be trying to make it out this year more often!
You shouldn't talk about your wife that way.... It's not nice.
haha...tiny...when i first went there, the slopes only went half way...there was no chair t bars and rope tows!!Since Wachusett is the next town over, thats where I go mostly. Though its tiny, its good for a day trip.
haha...tiny...when i first went there, the slopes only went half way...there was no chair t bars and rope tows!!
What is the mountain just past Killington? Its owned by Killington too? I went there a bunch last year. Its cheaper and usually less crowded than Killington, but its way up in VT.
Never skied Killington or Pico. Use to ski Jay Peak all the time
Just picked up a helmet at the ski show at the expo center this weekend. $40 off the listed price!
I've skied all over the place. For the big mountains, Mt. Snow always has the best conditions for intermediate trails but their expert stuff (north face) can be very icy. Sunday River has lots of terrain but I always find myself searching for a good trail at that mountain...and half the day you spend traversing to other lifts. Killington is great for long top-to-bottom runs off their gondolas.
For medium sized mountains, I have always liked Wildcat, great expert trails. Bretton Woods is nice for cruising but it is filled with yuppie families that spend more time in the lodge than on the slopes.