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Voyage86what’s making you move to a place with no snow?
keagan.karstensPark city so lit rn
DlonettiI love midwest park skiing so much but the biggest drawback is the season basically being over by the middle of march. Out west still has another month and a half at least at this point, and then its may and milly meltdown/woodward copper/mt hood time. kills me
TOAST.midwest seems to call it way early. Do you guys even get a chance to ski spring slush? I'd hate dealing with fridgid temps all year and then not even getting those warm days in.
TOAST.midwest seems to call it way early. Do you guys even get a chance to ski spring slush? I'd hate dealing with fridgid temps all year and then not even getting those warm days in.
DlonettiWe don’t really get the snowpack to last long into the spring once temps really start to warm. This spring has been especially quick since it’s been so warm. Usually it’s a good 2-3 weeks plus a couple bonus weekends. I do wish we had a lil more east coast mentality where they really push it to the absolute end. Funny how everywhere does it different
TOAST.that is what I mean. I'm from southern PA and the past 5 years I applaud our hill for staying open when the slope is only a cat pass wide is some areas. In the past we've closed with everything looking like mid winter, but lately our season would be done in February if everyone wasn't okay with muddy snow everywhere.
Couldn't even make it to the main lift without skiing over a muddy creek on closing day.
TOAST.midwest seems to call it way early. Do you guys even get a chance to ski spring slush? I'd hate dealing with fridgid temps all year and then not even getting those warm days in.
DlonettiI love midwest park skiing so much but the biggest drawback is the season basically being over by the middle of march. Out west still has another month and a half at least at this point, and then its may and milly meltdown/woodward copper/mt hood time. kills me
TOAST.midwest seems to call it way early. Do you guys even get a chance to ski spring slush? I'd hate dealing with fridgid temps all year and then not even getting those warm days in.
Rparrspring skiing all winter long in Ohio past few years. I've skied in a t shirt in Dec, Jan and Feb recently
