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Great report, Tony. It was fun, and we were happy to get in 2 extra days in a season that was a bit foreshortened due to last summer's TKR. This was one of the better closing days which we have been privileged to ski. Although Broadway got a bit narrow, the fact that there were so many...

Very nice. =D>

Tony, thanks for the comprehensive and well documented snow report. Sure hope next season is much better!

It looks wonderful; thanks for sharing. :mrgreen:

Thanks for the good detailed report and pictures. We plan to head up to Tahoe for a few days of skiing using our Epic pass, then back to our home mountain of Mammoth. I've been told that Heavenly and Northstar have the best conditions due to extensive snowmaking. As much as we like Kirkwood...

How long before Sierra at Tahoe joins the Vail family?

Patrick, so sorry to read of your issues and Morgane's broken leg. Is is a tibia plateau fracture? (that's what I had some year's ago!) Keep us posted on her surgery and prognosis, and on how you're doing. Our season will end on Apr. 28, as I am planning on knee replacement surgery on May. 2...

Either resort: better snow right now than the Sierras. :-({|=

Unbelievable! Your TR has left me breathless and yearning for powder. :drool: :ski:

Hey, sno, have a great trip. Hope you get lots of pow (just not while driving up and back on I15!!!) =P~

Hey Patrick, what's up with that? Take it easy and listen to the doc (like I always do!) 8-[

Excellent report and photos, Tony. We were up at Mammoth the weekend before, and are now in CO where conditions are also minimal. Doing some skiing and some work on the condos.

We skied today from 1 pm to 4 pm. Skiing on the groomers is firm, fast, and not rocky. We were even told that Cornice is skiable. We'll check that out tomorrow. Tomorrow we intend to ski early and leave when it gets crazy.

Mammoth is offering a free lift ticket this Friday Dec. 9. From what I hear, the groomers are skiing pretty well. See Staley's review below. Check out this link: http://www.mammothmountain.com/Mountain ... /WhatsNew/

Great photos, Tony. Where is Warren Miller when you need him? You sure didn't miss much in the Sierras. :-({|=

Very nice; thanks for sharing. Can't wait for our first turns. =D> Glad no one got seriously hurt. 8-[

Good job, Tony! =D> We will be hoping for an October opening. :ski:

Excellent to see snow stoke after Mammoth closes. Keep it up! :snowball fight:

Great narrative and photos, Admin. Amazing how much snow still remains at many of the western ski areas. Truly an incredible season. The top of the Snowbird tram very much resembles the top of the Mammoth gondi at 2 pm this afternoon. The traditional party and snowball fight was a lot of fun...

Enjoyed the reports and pics. Our plans changed somewhat so we arrive in CO this evening. Will ski Keystone on Weds. then try to meet up with some folks from that "other forum" on Thurs. and Fri. :bow: