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Powder Mountain, Utah
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Poster:
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Poster:
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Curgently it's the standing in a fridge burning fivers allegory as nothing is open
to go play with my season ticket . . .
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
You have all season 😉
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Finally, most of the resort is open with halfway decent cover. Paradise chair opened this last weekend and today was a great day out playing (but in bad weather it has to be a miserable slow trundle up the mountain
) The lack of snow this season means that as soon as any falls every powder rat within 50 miles makes a bee-line for the hill and then proceed to track most of it out in a morning but as long as you're happy with tracks there's plenty of fun to be had. The lift system is antiquated, slow and requires a fair amount of planning to use, the piste bashing is actually very good, the blacks are steep and some, very intimidating. As a local hill I'd be happy to live near it, as a resort destination, no chance. Too limited and far too expensive for what it has to offer this year. If it lived up to its reputation for epic snow and I had the will to skin or take a cat ride then maybe it might make more sense but as it has been just a resort destination this year . . . Na.
Plus the beer's that 3.2% piddle at $10 a pint
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That may be end of season for Powder. After just opening the last of the resort last week and a great day out that Wed; Thursday began a major melt off and this morning was a lake of slightly crusted soupy porridge
Then a short T'storm closure, a bit more water skiing and then mountain closed and everyone's catbashered off to a waiting bus and a ride home in another T'storm. That may be it fer this year. If there's nowt new snow over the weekend I'll be back to the gym before
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to go play with my season ticket . . .
) The lack of snow this season means that as soon as any falls every powder rat within 50 miles makes a bee-line for the hill and then proceed to track most of it out in a morning but as long as you're happy with tracks there's plenty of fun to be had. The lift system is antiquated, slow and requires a fair amount of planning to use, the piste bashing is actually very good, the blacks are steep and some, very intimidating. As a local hill I'd be happy to live near it, as a resort destination, no chance. Too limited and far too expensive for what it has to offer this year. If it lived up to its reputation for epic snow and I had the will to skin or take a cat ride then maybe it might make more sense but as it has been just a resort destination this year . . . Na.
