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Timberline October Ops

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mthoodshredder
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Hearing rumblings about timberline possibly running palmer at the end of October for winter ops, can anyone confirm or tell me I'm wrong?!?!
Sep 11 2017 2:22AM
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OregonDead
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The plan is to open the first of October but that all depends on the weather.
Sep 11 2017 11:28AM
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mthoodshredder
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OregonDeadThe plan is to open the first of October but that all depends on the weather.


Presuming these old would be included in fusionpass?¿
Sep 11 2017 11:58AM
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OregonDead
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mthoodshredderPresuming these old would be included in fusionpass?¿


Yeah, then next time lifts turn it will be the first day of "winter" at TLine and the first day of Fusion pass etc. When there are Palmer laps in October it is a beautiful thing.
Sep 11 2017 12:37PM
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eheath
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OregonDeadYeah, then next time lifts turn it will be the first day of "winter" at TLine and the first day of Fusion pass etc. When there are Palmer laps in October it is a beautiful thing.


I thought this happened most years that the snowfield doesn't completely melt? Am i mistaken?
Sep 11 2017 12:38PM
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OregonDead
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eheathI thought this happened most years that the snowfield doesn't completely melt? Am i mistaken?


Always the plan but I can't really recall what percentage of Octobers the lift has actually turned. I remember some years when there was a lot of snow and but it was socked in all month. There were a couple of years that I rode every weekend in October.
Sep 11 2017 12:47PM
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Paul.
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eheathI thought this happened most years that the snowfield doesn't completely melt? Am i mistaken?


Yeah you're right, but it hasn't happened too often in the past few years
Sep 11 2017 4:06PM
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