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FWIW: I dont think there were many "Killington" skiers at Mount Snow this weekend.

I was there Sunday and the caliber of skiing wasn't what I would expect from K skiers. For example, the completely empty North Face run.

Captain Hafski wrote:FWIW: I dont think there were many "Killington" skiers at Mount Snow this weekend.

I was there Sunday and the caliber of skiing wasn't what I would expect from K skiers. For example, the completely empty North Face run.

Killington gets mobbed early season by people to the south IF they are the only mountain open. Killington had very few people this weekend BECAUSE Mt. Snow and others were open with far more to offer. PERIOD.

K-1 lot didn't look like it was overwhelmed by any means...

Captain Hafski wrote:FWIW: I dont think there were many "Killington" skiers at Mount Snow this weekend.

I was there Sunday and the caliber of skiing wasn't what I would expect from K skiers. For example, the completely empty North Face run.

Touché
Yeah the Jaws of Death are formidable right now ..

I'd think for the most part passholders this early would stick to their home mountain once it's open. Very few Killington passholders would've gone to Mount Snow or Okemo. The only exception would be Killington passholders with the Max Pass add on who might've gone to Okemo.

One who wasn't a passholder at any of the three mountains would decide where to go based on a number of factors, those being cost, driving distance, and terrain. Okemo was charging 65 dollars for 1 lift 1 trail, so it was basically just passholders and max pass visits when I went there. Mount Snow I think was a bit less, and having the most open they would've been the most crowded. If you had a early season BOGO for K, it would've been the cheapest, but I would think hardly anyone would chose to go there with the stairs when Okemo and Mount Snow were top to bottom.

brownman wrote:

Captain Hafski wrote:FWIW: I dont think there were many "Killington" skiers at Mount Snow this weekend.

I was there Sunday and the caliber of skiing wasn't what I would expect from K skiers. For example, the completely empty North Face run.

Touché
Yeah the Jaws of Death are formidable right now ..

Letting them rip on Slalom Glade hit the right cord,
It was Pure Damn Fun.

brownman wrote:

Captain Hafski wrote:FWIW: I dont think there were many "Killington" skiers at Mount Snow this weekend.

I was there Sunday and the caliber of skiing wasn't what I would expect from K skiers. For example, the completely empty North Face run.

Touché
Yeah the Jaws of Death are formidable right now ..

Showin your age Brownie. Just called Jaws now.

And to jump in with you, wasnt Ripcord Slalom Glade?

Most fun we had there was the indoor skating rink
Our bus trips centered on Round Top.
Quite the morph on that area now.
So it goes ..

Midday .. Pumpkin Posse

Did they start Skylark today??

hillbangin wrote:Did they start Skylark today??

they're almost done.

hillbangin wrote:Did they start Skylark today??

Looking pretty good so far.

Captain Hafski wrote:FWIW: I dont think there were many "Killington" skiers at Mount Snow this weekend.

I was there Sunday and the caliber of skiing wasn't what I would expect from K skiers. For example, the completely empty North Face run.

So let me get this straight. You're implying Killington skiers are better Mt. Snow skiers? What about their snowboarders?

I would expect a stoopid comment like this from Dorsal, butt not you. Prepare for a back-o'-hand smack.

Skinut Dave, out.

PS, you are now demoted to lieutenant. Please change your moniker.