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Agreed. I don't get to ski as much as I like (only 20 days) because of work, I live vicariously through those who get to use the mountain as much as they can and enjoy reading the posts almost daily! Thanks all for taking the time to do so!

Does anyone know if I can buy a Killington spring pass at Pico? Or do I have to drive over to snowshed. Im staying at Pico tonight but skiing Killington next week. Thanks

Thanks for the article. Have been putting off knee surgery as long as I can. My surgeon told me I was young (58) :roll: to have knee replacement and he could not guarantee I wouldn't need a second replacement later in life if I chose to keep skiing on a reconstructed knee. Maybe this will lead to so...

Glad to see they're stepping it up! Now how about upstairs at snowshed.

Awesome! .... and must admit, a bit envious !

Pretty much every restaurant on the road is supplied by Sysco. It’s ALL the same sh*t. Comparing Moguls to Casey’s is futile. Just choose your preference of 80’s decor, 90’s presentation, and sh*t service. Credit to Preston’s and Highline Lodge for trying to step up the game. Rod Stewart at Choices...

But u can only ski 7 days at each resort?

I knew it! Nobody would ever listen to me. Thanks mad hatter

Any new improvements are much anticipated and appreciated !

boston_e wrote:or simply replacing the stairs to get to the first aid cabin?

Thats what it looks like

My $ .02 ..... If K doesnt turn a profit its bad for all of us. They are trying to run a profitable business in an absolute brutal industry. For myself, I'm glad to pay $900 for a season pass. I know everyone thinks they make millions each year, (dont forget 2016 :shock: ) but if they can't stay in ...

Congrats. Soooo jealous! Maybe one day.

thanks for the reviews. ive been meaning to stop in. will def try before they close it up.

Rusty, Im in the same camp as you. Living with as long as possible.


Did not know Jager was good for joints though. Ill give that a try.

Curious as how many zoners have had knee replacements and that were a successful enough (or not) to continue skiing. I'm in my mid 50's with two bad knees (thanks Killington :lol: ) and after three operations of cleaning up meniscus tears, along with arthritis, my doctor tells me to live with the pa...