How to survive spring skiing.
You can’t tell from the snow on my deck, but according to the calendar, it’s April 3....
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Tag: spring skiing
Why We Love Spring Skiing.
So it’s officially spring: the delicious dessert to the ski season entree. Many skiers think spring skiing is the best, and there are loads of reasons why:
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Surviving Spring Skiing.
I always welcome spring with mixed feelings. On the one hand, I love the warmer weather, the longer days, and the soft, carvable snow. On the other, spring signals the winding down of ski season. And to me, that’s a big deal. Skiing is more than just a sport to me. It’s a passion. And watching it disappear for 6-plus months is a pretty bitter pill to swallow.
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Put Some Spring In Your Skiing.
For me, it means ski season is drawing to a close. No, I’m not going to South America or Mount Hood or someplace far away to ski into the summer months. I just don’t have the $$$ for that, though a big thumbs up to those of you who do. For most of us, however, spring brings — surprise, surprise — spring skiing. And here in the northeast, that can mean rock hard, frozen snow in the morning, and snow that’s either soft, slushy, or sticky as the day warms up.
Read MoreYou can't always get what you want.
You know that old song by the Rolling Stones? Well, that’s what was playing this morning when we entered the base lodge at Killington. Yep, even though you can’t always get the conditions you might like, you can...
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