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Tyger, <BR> <BR>Trust Tony Crocker! He knows the snow. Remember, spring conditions are only as good as the depth of the base. I always loved to ski at Lake Tahoe in the spring. The barbeques on the decks are great and the California girls are more beautiful than the views of Lake Tahoe. Squaw...

Sounds like my usual strategy at Killington. It is too bad that to avoid crowded slopes and lifts we avoid some of the best trails & lifts on the mt. Did you ski the Canyon area?

Please post if you have been to Killington in March. Thanks.

Despite rain at night on 2/20 & a washout am on 2/21, the snow held up well for 2/22 & 2/23. They had groomed almost every trail except for a few bump runs. Depending on sun exposure, conditions ranged from wet snow to granular without bare spots. Overall, perfect conditions for high speed...

Thanks for the posting. Heading to Stratton this week. Think snow.

Tony, thanks for the post. Sounds like you can't go wrong at either mountain. I think flying to Kalispell, MT will be very convenient for both places. Now, if I could just get a late January 2 week vacation... <BR> <BR>You should definitely read the postings on RSN.com, Lake Louise Forum...

Unless you are an intermidiate skier, Loon has always been a boring place for a skilled skier. The only good thing about Loon is that the ski school did a great job of teaching my wife (then girlfriend) how to ski. <BR> <BR>If there is decent natural snow, always go to Cannon Mt. for better...