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The way people make tight turns down a steep slope removes snow from the troughs and piles it into the bumps. As day/night cycles occur and more people ski them, it creates moguls. I believe that sometimes, mtn ops will do this to create them on purpose.
to do them properly, you measure and stake them with bamboo so skiers have to always avoid the same spot and push the snow up there. naturally forming moguls aren't usually great cause they're a bit all over the place and don't flow consistently.
bennwithtwonsto do them properly, you measure and stake them with bamboo so skiers have to always avoid the same spot and push the snow up there. naturally forming moguls aren't usually great cause they're a bit all over the place and don't flow consistently.
the mad river Glen moguls are almost perfect. I suspect the absence of snowboarders.
Winter Park was selling their moguls a few years back and some colleagues and I bought one and sent it to CU Boulder for analyses. Our initial testing showed high water content, but also unique chemical compositions that we have never seen before. Unfortunately, our research was interrupted when government officials came into the lab and shut us down. They confiscated our research citing "national security" concerns. I guess we'll never really know how moguls are made...
Since ski towns are notoriously male dominated, ski bums who have gone long without female connection become obsessive over female physique and sub-consciously turn the snow into tits
run a snow cat up hill and use the blade and tiller to lift weight off one side of the tracks and spin it, digs a little mound like spinning your tires on gravel. Move forward a little bit and do it again on the other side. Just kinda work your way up the hill while a crew shapes out the mounds. idk but I have a feeling that’s how it goes
ReturnToMonkeyThe way people make tight turns down a steep slope removes snow from the troughs and piles it into the bumps. As day/night cycles occur and more people ski them, it creates moguls. I believe that sometimes, mtn ops will do this to create them on purpose.
