NHpowderhound
New member
I'm sorry to say that this may be my last report of the year from Jay Peak. The fat lady is about to sing her last song.
I drove up thursday evening and got to the SNOWLINE about 9pm. I dropped my gear and headed over the notch to the Snowshoe for a couple libations. The place was hopping and they had an open mike night with a bunch of guys jamming. They sounded real good together. About 11:30 I decided to call it a night. As I was going back up rt 242 just below the Belfry I round a courner to find 8-10 fire and police vehicles extingushing a car fire that is freakin ROARING. The notch road is closed.
How am I going to get back to the Snowline? I head back to the Snowshoe and start enquireing how to get back over and I find out it will be a 40 mile detour!!!!!!!! Screw that! So I wait and try two more times to make it over the notch. Finally the third time I arrive just as the emergency vehicles are dispersing at 12:45. Yea!!!!!!!!!!! The car looked like a tin can as I drove by. Completely gutted. I sure hope nobody was in it.
Friday morning I met up with Rverc0il and Sledhaulingmedic on Stateside. Acouple real class acts and great skiers! I'm real glad we hooked up!
Conditions were very good. Like Riv said, it wasnt corn and it wasnt PP, it was good wetpack conditions without being mushy. The open trails were holding up well, I was actually kind of impressed. BUt the woods was where it's at. A few rocks and stumps here and there but they were easily avoided. UN has some AWSOME bumps right now. Nice ad soft.
We hit Buck Woods, Timbucktu, Kitz, Beaver Pond, Valhalla, North Glade and Stateside for Woods. Best IMO were Vallhalla, Timbucktu and Beaver Pond.
Get out there quick boys and girls. It's going fast. I heard rumors next weekend is going to be it for Jay Peak. They will have snow but I think they are going to lose alot of connectors this week and next.
Again, it was great to ski with Riv and Sled and I look forward to some BC with you guys!
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I drove up thursday evening and got to the SNOWLINE about 9pm. I dropped my gear and headed over the notch to the Snowshoe for a couple libations. The place was hopping and they had an open mike night with a bunch of guys jamming. They sounded real good together. About 11:30 I decided to call it a night. As I was going back up rt 242 just below the Belfry I round a courner to find 8-10 fire and police vehicles extingushing a car fire that is freakin ROARING. The notch road is closed.
How am I going to get back to the Snowline? I head back to the Snowshoe and start enquireing how to get back over and I find out it will be a 40 mile detour!!!!!!!! Screw that! So I wait and try two more times to make it over the notch. Finally the third time I arrive just as the emergency vehicles are dispersing at 12:45. Yea!!!!!!!!!!! The car looked like a tin can as I drove by. Completely gutted. I sure hope nobody was in it.
Friday morning I met up with Rverc0il and Sledhaulingmedic on Stateside. Acouple real class acts and great skiers! I'm real glad we hooked up!
Conditions were very good. Like Riv said, it wasnt corn and it wasnt PP, it was good wetpack conditions without being mushy. The open trails were holding up well, I was actually kind of impressed. BUt the woods was where it's at. A few rocks and stumps here and there but they were easily avoided. UN has some AWSOME bumps right now. Nice ad soft.
We hit Buck Woods, Timbucktu, Kitz, Beaver Pond, Valhalla, North Glade and Stateside for Woods. Best IMO were Vallhalla, Timbucktu and Beaver Pond.
Get out there quick boys and girls. It's going fast. I heard rumors next weekend is going to be it for Jay Peak. They will have snow but I think they are going to lose alot of connectors this week and next.
Again, it was great to ski with Riv and Sled and I look forward to some BC with you guys!
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*))NHPH