This is information as of 5/25/07, gleaned from the web pages of each resort. If there are any additions or corrections, let me know and I'll add them.
Maybe make it a sticky until fall?
Wasn't there a $549 Okemo option earlier?
Expired early rates in red.
Skiable Vertical means greatest vertical from one lift, that serves blue terrain or steeper.
Snowjob wrote:What an eye opener. $1,200.00 for Stratton and only $599.00 for Okemo.
Okemo cheap pass is gone already....$1050 now.
And $649 for a pass with 17 blackout days.....amazing what you can charge when you run a mountain well, isn't it???
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Anyone know where to get vertical drop of individual lifts at Mt Snow, Sugarbush, Stowe, etc? I'm going to add a column with "skiable vertical", ie what you can actually ski* off one lift, without riding multiple lifts.
That's the published vertical. What's the vertical on the Grand Summit Express? I suspect the published vertical is from the peak down to Carinthia base. That's not repeatable/lapable vertical.
That's the published vertical. What's the vertical on the Grand Summit Express? I suspect the published vertical is from the peak down to Carinthia base. That's not repeatable/lapable vertical.
i'm pretty sure that's the vert of the grand liftline express. that's the figure, i believe, it says at the lift itself. that's a great chair for last laps after northface has closed, but routinely sports the worst lines i've ever seen...since saturday trips to Hunter back when i was in high school.
That's the published vertical. What's the vertical on the Grand Summit Express? I suspect the published vertical is from the peak down to Carinthia base. That's not repeatable/lapable vertical.
i'm pretty sure that's the vert of the grand liftline express. that's the figure, i believe, it says at the lift itself. that's a great chair for last laps after northface has closed, but routinely sports the worst lines i've ever seen...since saturday trips to Hunter back when i was in high school.
Skiernet.com wrote:
Although the terrain is great, there isn't quite as much of it as most people think there is. Mount Snow's trail map (and everything else for that matter) boasts a 1700' vertical on a 1900' base elevation with a 3600' summit. But if you want to ski from 3600' you'd better have a parachute, since the actual summit is 3466'. Not sure whether this is due to errant topo maps or Walter Schoenknecht's penchant for bombast; either way it's still a great ski area at 1566' vertical.
