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You are all invited! To the Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge Kzone party area.

SATURDAY APRIL 6TH 2024 at Bear Mtn. All day

https://www.killington.com/things-to-do ... -challenge

Looking forward to the 2024 BMMC KZONE Campsite! I still have the KZONE sign and yellow tape from Skidork and will set the site up as soon as the gates open at 6:30 AM. Will tape off the usual area near the Bear lodge deck.

Calling all volunteers to help set up at 6:30 AM and or tear down around 4PM. Really need your help. PM me please.

So bring your tailgating stuff to our site. Tables, grills, coolers and your favorite munchies. I’ll have the shot ski with some lighter mixture.

Music starts at 11:30 until 4:30. Lifts open until 5.
So look for the big KZONE sign and stop by. Hope to meet some of the new members who have joined the board.

Ski you there!

Of course I'll be there to do breakfast.

I'll be there early.

I don't understand what the rush is to close Stage I prior to BMMC. Especially considering they didn't get it open until mid January.
They spent all that money on the lodge, making snow down there twice and just got a lease on life for GE, etc.

I've seen it where they closed it, and then reopened it for BMMC weekend. I hope that will be considered, especially if they get snow next week. They may need the parking. Last Sunday people were parked down Route 4 as far as the eye could see in both directions.

Jamie live music! wooHoo!

LIVE MUSIC PRESENTED BY KONA BIG WAVE
Nick & Rhys duo

Local legends Nick Bredice & Rhys will take the stage under the big tent on the Bear Mountain deck as our first act of the day.

Jamie's Junk Show

To close out the day, we'll welcome back Jamie's Junk Show to outside the Bear Mountain Lodge. The JUNK SHOW has a groovy acoustic style incorporating Rock, Reggae, Bluegrass and Jazz. Performing energetic, acoustic interpretations of your favorite songs. Not your typical cover band!

PARTY TIPS
Parking and Access

Please note this is an outdoor event; be sure to wear proper footwear.
There is limited parking at Bear Mountain. Those who wish to drive should plan to carpool and arrive early.
Skiing or riding to the event from other base areas can help in avoiding traffic congestion leaving Bear Mountain after the competition.
Tailgate set-up will commence Saturday morning at 6:30 a.m. No Friday set-up will be allowed and Bear Mountain parking gates will be locked at 5:00 p.m. Friday evening.
Lifts operate until 4:00 p.m. but the Skye Peak Express Quad will reopen after awards, allowing guests to ski or ride back to other base areas.
Free shuttles will run from 6:30 a.m. until after the event to transport guests between base areas.
Other transportation options exist including Timberline Transportation (802-345-6917) and Uber (app available for download on smartphones).
Alcohol and Consumption

Personal consumption is permitted. Please note it is against Vermont State Law to dispense alcohol.
No kegs nor illegal drugs/substances will be allowed inside the event, on-snow area, or in parking lots.
Alcohol cannot be given to or consumed by minors. Evidence of this will lead to removal from the premises.
Only those 21 and older are permitted in the Bear Mountain bar areas.
Personal consumption of alcohol is not permitted in base lodges or other designated food and beverage venues.
Don’t drink and drive! Taxis and shuttles are available for a safe ride home—see above for options.
Venue Policies and Amenities

Please leave all non-service animals at home, including donkeys.
Please bring weights to hold down your tent if you bring one for your tailgate area.
There is limited cellular service at Bear Mountain. Wi-Fi is available in the lodge.
Live music & DJs other than Killington Resort entertainment are not permitted.
No drones, bonfires, fire pits, or fireworks allowed.
Please observe Killington’s Smoking Policy by only smoking in the designated areas (Bear Mountain Parking Lot ONLY).
Please clean up after yourselves. There will be dumpsters available for post-event clean-up in addition to trash cans throughout the venue.
Restrooms are available on the first floor of Bear Mountain Lodge with portable toilets available throughout the venue.
Food will be available inside Bear Mountain Lodge in addition to a BBQ on the Bear Lodge deck (weather-permitting).
Be safe and have fun. With your help in supporting these tips, the Bear Mountain Mogul Challenge will live on for years to come.

newpylong1 wrote: ↑Mar 28th, '24, 16:49 I don't understand what the rush is to close Stage I prior to BMMC. Especially considering they didn't get it open until mid January.
They spent all that money on the lodge, making snow down there twice and just got a lease on life for GE, etc.

Could be staffing issues. Are the J 1's heading home to warmer climates soon?

Big Bob wrote: ↑Mar 28th, '24, 20:29

newpylong1 wrote: ↑Mar 28th, '24, 16:49 I don't understand what the rush is to close Stage I prior to BMMC. Especially considering they didn't get it open until mid January.
They spent all that money on the lodge, making snow down there twice and just got a lease on life for GE, etc.

Could be staffing issues. Are the J 1's heading home to warmer climates soon?

The last of them at okemo are done after 3/31.

Restrooms are available on the first floor of Bear Mountain Lodge with portable toilets available throughout the venue.

I wish they were on the first floor, butt I always used the ones in the basement level. Hopefully after the remodle they will be on the first floor

What exactly is "lighter mixture"?

Asking for a friend.

Captain Hafski wrote: ↑Mar 31st, '24, 21:23 What exactly is "lighter mixture"?

Asking for a friend.

Something much less than 80 proof. People are welcome to bring what they want in the shot ski, but most just want the Shotski experience instead of getting out of control.
Stop by and we can show you!

Thx - I'll bring the jello shots. Maybe we can invent a jello shot ski experience !

The weather's not looking too promising for Sat. I hope to get there but it may be difficult if it's cold and snowy for the drive up. I will be there for the eclipse anyway.

Grmmtnhkr34 wrote: ↑Mar 30th, '24, 19:14

Big Bob wrote: ↑Mar 28th, '24, 20:29

newpylong1 wrote: ↑Mar 28th, '24, 16:49 I don't understand what the rush is to close Stage I prior to BMMC. Especially considering they didn't get it open until mid January.
They spent all that money on the lodge, making snow down there twice and just got a lease on life for GE, etc.

Could be staffing issues. Are the J 1's heading home to warmer climates soon?

The last of them at okemo are done after 3/31.

I asked one of the Jamacians today at the bottom of the Blue Bubble and he said they are leaving April 15th.

Weather looking ok for Saturday. 39 and partly sunny.

Skiing around Bear will be awesome. Stop by the campsite and let me know what’s good!