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Anyone else's ski hill do this?

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corona
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Plow down the jumps just as soon as spring skiing starts? 2nd year in a row they've done this. As soon as the snow starts to soften up and become nice at the beginning of March they flattened the jumps out. Da fuck.
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skiP.E.I.
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a year ago
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weastcoat
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Are they putting rails in place? Sometimes you gotta kill the jump line when the snow gets thin cause it’s a good stockpile of base to spread out. Plus it’s nice having fresher snow instead of surface stuff that’s months old and super dirty / slow.
a year ago
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littleman34
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Lolol they’ll do anything to bring in Jerry on his spring break @skiP.E.I.
a year ago
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TheButterHashira
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weastcoatAre they putting rails in place? Sometimes you gotta kill the jump line when the snow gets thin cause it’s a good stockpile of base to spread out. Plus it’s nice having fresher snow instead of surface stuff that’s months old and super dirty / slow.


Dirt and grease are gonna float to the top when the snow is melting regardless.
a year ago
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Christian_Bale
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If the snow situation is looking dire then it's fair or maybe even necessary. If you're doing fine for snow then that's wack
a year ago
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corona
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Christian_BaleIf the snow situation is looking dire then it's fair or maybe even necessary. If you're doing fine for snow then that's wack


Fine for snow this year and last when they did it. They still haven't had to close any runs and no bare ground anywhere. They've never had an issue leaving the jumps up through March in the past.
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Jacob.millz
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coronaPlow down the jumps just as soon as spring skiing starts? 2nd year in a row they've done this. As soon as the snow starts to soften up and become nice at the beginning of March they flattened the jumps out. Da fuck.


our resort did the opposite. the last 3 days they rebuilt 2 big jumps and a hip for the last three days
a year ago
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MichiganCatFart
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Pretty sure the only reason Midwest hills make kickers is to hold snow for the spring
a year ago
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Static
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Breckenridge plows their parks down a couple months before the end of the season, it's a damn shame.
a year ago
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Zteezegod
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Sometimes it’s good to spread some snow and put in some rails tho
a year ago
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corona
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Now this. In an email saying they're open until at least the end of Easter weekend: Sorry, the park features were removed as they were unstable.
a year ago
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STEEZUS_CHRI5T
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coronaNow this. In an email saying they're open until at least the end of Easter weekend: Sorry, the park features were removed as they were unstable.


"Unstable" It's a pile of snow lol
a year ago
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Weekendwarrior69
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coronaNow this. In an email saying they're open until at least the end of Easter weekend: Sorry, the park features were removed as they were unstable.

If we’re talking the same hill,
the actual reason was pineault was just melting way too fast. Limited snowmaking on it this winter and was just not worth harvesting massive amounts of snow every night from other runs especially with a week of skiing left.



i set up a tube on the side thats up all weekend
a year ago
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