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Killington, VT parks open?

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BChaps1209
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Trying to get one more weekend in northeast-
Jay Peak is too far
Sugarbush is opening just for the weekend so idk if park will be open
Killington is closest but WILL THE PARKS BE OPEN???

Please post if you have any info- i've looked on a few websites and can't find the info.
Apr 5 2012 9:44PM
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SKIU4EA
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Pretty sure Killy is a NO go as far as parks, but locals can chime in and tell u what's up.   Loon is probably your best bet as far as a decent park without going out to SR/Sugarloaf.  This week has been fairly cooler which is a good thing.

Apr 5 2012 9:49PM
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Milksteak
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No parks in VT
Apr 5 2012 9:49PM
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FerrisBueller
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hahaha

snowmass is slaying it right now
Apr 5 2012 9:58PM
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.peter
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lies!
seriously
you just have to have an in to a secret (not so secret) park.
Apr 6 2012 2:21AM
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.ZT.
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This. Loon has the most jumps, SR has the most trails and snow, and the Loaf may last longest with the coldest temps. Also many if not all mountains up north will have snow to build features on like mt snow for example. Also of course there are places like tucks to hike with snow lasting until far later. But of course do not go now if you have heard of the man in the 100 ft crevasse.
Apr 6 2012 7:38AM
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