Recent content by redeyes

big jay, i sure am glad you guys found my ski track on sat. i went back yesterday and you guys slayed it! oh well, i should of went up for more on sat. but breaking trail in waist deep blower was a lot of work. epic conditions for sure early that morning.

joegm, i am confused? what is this post about? i am not complaining about moguls, in fact i usually enjoy them, and the idea of grooming the gash, i don't follow. you are right about one thing, the more skier traffic an area sees the quicker it gets bumped and the bigger they get, i wont...

the only reason that you guys are talking about the bumps in this thread is because i mentioned that big jay gets bumped up down the main line otherwise known as the gash. if you want to debate the merits of who or why some are better at bumps in trees or not take that discussion elsewhere. if...

rivercoil do you know what the name of the main line is down big jay from the top? while i do, it is called the "gash." do you know how wide it is in the summer? probably not, so i'll tell you, it is about twenty feet wide and a couple hundred feet long, sound familiar. do you know how it got...

here's the problem, the big open spaces of big jay are like that for a reason, they were cut at one point. otherwise it would be completely unskiable. i will be really surprised if any of the people who have condemned their(the cutters) actions won't ski this line. for all of you who feel...

complete nonsense. i am not saying that it wasn't deep, but to say that 59 or even 60 inches fell is nonsense. everywhere else in the state reported similar numbers and then the marketing frenzy begins with a ridiculous report for this morning. I can say that wednesday was the day, storm...

the race starts at 7:30am or close to it and it is over for the winners in less than an hour, i think the winning time last year was around thirty minutes, either way, it takes most people over an hour but the lifts don't run until 8:30am. that means you will get some early morning runs on the...

i hope that you had a good time. sounds ricter. ever been around and about those beautiful low angle birch glades with out any snow? If you have then i would say that you made a poor decision. if you haven't, well then rip it up, just don't ask for help when you get twisted on some of the...

you are an idiot and you are lucky that you made it out of the woods without an injury. I SEE tracks and i cannot believe anyone would even consider trying to ski over there with the current amount of snow. Not only that, you set a bad example that unknowning skiers and riders will follow...

no surprise here. like i said, " in typical jay peak fashion" same thing as always with those "opptimistic" marketing type. I say leave the forcasting to the meteorologists. And since jay no longer has a message board, it will be difficult to let them know how we all feel. Unless steve...

All week jay has been calling for 6-10 inches for friday , hype , hype , hype. Selling a storm that wasn't even close to happening. And of course, the storm fizzles all rain friday and the mountain will now be closed for saturday. They need to stop reporting snow totals for storms that have...

Get the latest Jay Peak backcountry report and photos at http://www.firsttrax.net. we have had a few excelllent sessions out on Big Jay. First Trax

is there any info out there on the current conditions of the adk high peaks, i am looking to find out about some of the slide paths, i would like to ski over there this week. if anyone has any helpful info it would be greatly appreciated :twisted: redeyes

by far the nicest snow of the season, total smoke. i have never skied snow so light and fluffy. truly unbelievable!!!

:P the pictures from sharon are from blue mountain in the adks. it is just north of old forge region (adk museum is close by the trail head). the conditions look great. i hope to get over to the adks in march for some hairball steeps in the high peaks. have fun and enjoy the powder while we...