How are the woods?

Skier77 · Post by **Skier77** » Mar 14th, '17, 18:45

Coming up for the weekend, how will the woods and naturals be looking after this dump? Also how are the unmarked woods? Will the fiddle open? This snow is just what k needed

hillbangin · Post by **hillbangin** » Mar 14th, '17, 19:10

Wasn't really ready at 4PM -

We'll let you know after 4 tomorrow

Skier77 · Post by **Skier77** » Mar 15th, '17, 14:13

How are they now??

DrJeff · Post by **DrJeff** » Mar 15th, '17, 14:34

Skier77 wrote:How are they now??

I'm guessing quite tracked out

hillbangin · Post by **hillbangin** » Mar 15th, '17, 15:44

As promised - steep stuff is still bony

Flat stuff is very good

And tracked out....

Post by **Bubba** » Mar 15th, '17, 16:16

The woods are lovely, dark and deep...

Big Bob · Post by **Big Bob** » Mar 15th, '17, 16:32

Bubba wrote:The woods are lovely, dark and deep...

and as lonely as they were 200 years ago...

DES · Post by **DES** » Mar 15th, '17, 18:36

There's still plenty untracked, I still wasn't seeing tracks/having blower flying up to my chest at 3:45 not far from a trail (still in view of my daughter on a trail)...get it if you can!

Guy in Shorts · Post by **Guy in Shorts** » Mar 16th, '17, 04:27

DES wrote:There's still plenty untracked, I still wasn't seeing tracks/having blower flying up to my chest at 3:45 not far from a trail (still in view of my daughter on a trail)...get it if you can!

Don’t leave your flesh out on trail for the wolves. Bring her into the woods with you.

icedtea · Post by **icedtea** » Mar 16th, '17, 05:57

Woods mostly good from the Dark to South Ridge. Still snow snakes around so stay light on the feet.

Actually got to hit the Dunks for the first time this year.

I didn't get into some of the Woods real low elevation by Skyeship but probably doable.

Bear woods pretty good as well. Time to go exploring as most of the regular spots are tracked. Today would be perfect for Hibernator.

BTW I went BRH, a lot of snow, the interconnect wasn't groomed so we went on an adventure.

DES · Post by **DES** » Mar 16th, '17, 11:11

I doubt many wolves could catch that speed demon! Besides, it has got to be more dangerous to follow me into the woods...

Guy in Shorts · Post by **Guy in Shorts** » Mar 16th, '17, 19:31

Blasted thru a wind drifted ridge in Catwalk trees only to uncover a snag. Like sex without a condom, it’s worth it almost all the time.

Skier77 · Post by **Skier77** » Mar 16th, '17, 21:20

How about for the weekend, will the snow stay in the trees and stay open? Is the unmarked all tracked out? Will the snow stay soft and powdery?

GSKI · Post by **GSKI** » Mar 16th, '17, 21:42

How about for the weekend, will the snow stay in the trees and stay open? Is the unmarked all tracked out? Will the snow stay soft and powdery?

Nope it will all be packed out stiff junk with roots and rocks poking out due to skier traffic since there was almost no base. Probably a few shots to be had still but the hounds got most all of it already.

Captain Hafski · Post by **Captain Hafski** » Mar 17th, '17, 01:50

Skier77 wrote:How about for the weekend, will the snow stay in the trees and stay open? Is the unmarked all tracked out? Will the snow stay soft and powdery?

Amazing that anyone [eg GSKI] would even respond to this.

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