Sugar - Dec 10th - Slushy, mud pocked, thin coverage
Posted: Thu Dec 10, 2015 3:29 pm
The headline says it all. I will be surprised if they stay open tomorrow. Temperatures steadily climbed and you could see the snow recede on an hourly basis.
In some places you were lucky to have a 6-12 in path of snow/slush to navigate thru without hitting mud, ice, or other exposed objects. (Rocks!)
You have to give them kudos though for keeping it open. It's better than nothing.
Since Beech will not open tomorrow as they previously advertised, that will give me a jump on the road trip to Snowshoe. Curious to see their conditions.
Mike
In some places you were lucky to have a 6-12 in path of snow/slush to navigate thru without hitting mud, ice, or other exposed objects. (Rocks!)
You have to give them kudos though for keeping it open. It's better than nothing.
Since Beech will not open tomorrow as they previously advertised, that will give me a jump on the road trip to Snowshoe. Curious to see their conditions.
Mike
watching the different ways folks are navigating the 30 ft of mud and grass to get on the lift is funny as hell