The temperature is slightly above zero on Upper Windrow, and Dan Keistea is lying on his back in the snow, manhandling an active snowmaking gun like his life depends on it. Keistea, a Sugarloaf snowmaker, needs to move the hose several feet across the trail to reposition the gun in a more favorable spot. With roughly 300 psi (pounds per square inch) of water and 100 psi of air blasting out of the gun’s nozzle, Keistea, 19, was initially caught off guard by the sheer forces in play. After a few…See More

                     In the upper echelons of the Bubblecuffer program, there are two distinct divisions: the Junior Pro Program, & the Big Mountain program. The kids that sign up for these season-long adventure based groups are regaled with similar, yet slightly different focuses: in the Junior Pro Program, the emphasis leans on instruction delivered to prepare the kids as future coaches themselves, with the overall mindset to ready them to be involved, passionate members of the ski…See More

Yep, just as I thought all the nice pow from last weekend is gone after this week's thaw. Hopefully we will get more snow on friday. That would be great with conditions today going back to where they were a couple weeks ago. Grooming has done a great job but some trails just feel like skiing on polished granite. As a result, i think i need a new aorta.White White World Week is in full session. Today's event was the Downhill Dummy Jump. Pretty cool.TRAIL OF THE DAY: FlumeSee More

   Paul and I ripped up the mountain today! The conditions of "firm and fast" held strong through out the day. Trail of the day for me was "Flume" !  Great snow and a little challenge maded for good fun! (LOL) I thought that Spillway was the worst, with all honesty. Death cookies galore! I musy say, though, that my hat is off to groomers and snowmakers. They are great and I have never skied on better snow anywhere! I have said this before and really mean it.    kipSee More