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PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 11th, '18, 10:34
by GnarDawg
Never been - what can I expect and what should I do?

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 11th, '18, 10:56
by Skivt2
Should be interesting. Maybe frozen solid. Since the mountain is all natural with little grooming terrain may be limited to one intermediate run from the summit.

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 11th, '18, 11:35
by boston_e
Is the forecasts hold true Sunday is going to suck all over New England. Likely a good day for pancakes and omelettes.

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 11th, '18, 13:17
by Highway Star
GnarDawg wrote:Never been - what can I expect and what should I do?

SLAY

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GNAR

DAWG


Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 11th, '18, 13:30
by GnarDawg
Thank you Highway Star it's been hard to live my life any other way babe!

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 12th, '18, 15:13
by Bubba
Upper Pike looked trashed this afternoon. Some other trails looked bad as well from across Route 4.

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 12th, '18, 16:50
by madhatter
Bubba wrote:Upper Pike looked trashed this afternoon. Some other trails looked bad as well from across Route 4.
trail count was 18 this morning...16 now...


lots of red X's

http://www.picomountain.com/site/mounta ... itions/dor" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

:sad: :sad:

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 12th, '18, 16:57
by boston_e
madhatter wrote:
Bubba wrote:Upper Pike looked trashed this afternoon. Some other trails looked bad as well from across Route 4.
trail count was 18 this morning...16 now...


lots of red X's

http://www.picomountain.com/site/mounta ... itions/dor" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

:sad: :sad:
Snow gone or preserving snow?

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 12th, '18, 17:37
by Mister Moose
boston_e wrote:
madhatter wrote:
Bubba wrote:Upper Pike looked trashed this afternoon. Some other trails looked bad as well from across Route 4.
trail count was 18 this morning...16 now...
Snow gone or preserving snow?
It's currently 57F and rising at 1,800 feet and the forecast is to remain warm with wind until 10pm. There's fog at various altitudes and more r*in on the way before the change over. This isn't going to be pretty. The only silver lining is Pico's pond should be full.

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 12th, '18, 18:05
by Skivt2
Snow is gone. Not preserving anything. Even 49r which was open was wind set up snow with deep cat tracks and a stream running across the trail. Every natural trail I saw had too many brown patches to be open and that was at noon. Natural snow does not last.

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 12th, '18, 20:38
by skiadikt
amazing how they can go from best day of the season on monday to barely open a couple days later. gotta love new england weather ...

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 13th, '18, 09:38
by Captain Hafski
skiadikt wrote:amazing how they can go from best day of the season on monday to barely open a couple days later. gotta love new england weather ...
Yes - Amazing but unfortunately true. :sad:

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 13th, '18, 10:29
by madhatter
http://www.picomountain.com/site/mounta ... itions/dor" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

6 lower mtn trails open today... :sad: :sad:

Re: PICO Sunday

Posted: Jan 13th, '18, 12:14
by GnarDawg
Damn that's a blow to my plans - maybe I'll stop at Sunapee and use a Max pass day there. Skiing K Monday and don't want to waste 2 subpar days at K of my Max pass