Hi guys,
I woke up at 2 in the morning unable to get back to sleep. I've joined my friend who was in the same excitement as me. We left Montreal around 4am. They was no more snow in the sky and surprisingly the road condition was not bad at all. We reach sherbrooke around 6am. At that point we decide to go to Sugarloaf while we have some time for the road. We cross the vicinity of sherbrooke witch was full-load of snow. You can hardly spot some cars parked on the side of the road. We got some snow in the area of Megantic. The road to Sugarloaf on the US side was soo nice. Big moguls across the street. We arrive at 8.
Looking at the mountain was just incredible. You can see that it was all fresh and untrack. They first opened the double runner west to the T-bar. While getting slowly to the top, you could see the first lucky dude getting their first track. Nice S was starting to appear on the top of the t-bar.
The morning was Amazing. We took the superquad. I don't know how many time we took that one to get the powder up there. The skidder, hayburner, binder , narrow gauge etc... soooo goood. So deep.
In the afternoon the wind raise and change the condition. It was a little bit packed by the wind. The snow was fast. They opened the king pine in the afternoon. Don't know why they didn't have done that before. The wind was really strong then. On the top of the t-bar. Some guy had the gut to take a walk to the summit with that wind. Sure they got some good stuff but...
We ride the glade for the rest of the days. It was so DEEEP. I got my self block sometime with snow to the neck and the board under that. I'm almost 6' talls!
Not a lot of picture (actually 3!) It was damn cold to get all the stuff out. But you can see my friend with experimenting for the first time the deep white gold and eating the fresh one!
Carefully avoiding hidden obstacle in that messy and nice glade
Eating some of it after!
I woke up at 2 in the morning unable to get back to sleep. I've joined my friend who was in the same excitement as me. We left Montreal around 4am. They was no more snow in the sky and surprisingly the road condition was not bad at all. We reach sherbrooke around 6am. At that point we decide to go to Sugarloaf while we have some time for the road. We cross the vicinity of sherbrooke witch was full-load of snow. You can hardly spot some cars parked on the side of the road. We got some snow in the area of Megantic. The road to Sugarloaf on the US side was soo nice. Big moguls across the street. We arrive at 8.
Looking at the mountain was just incredible. You can see that it was all fresh and untrack. They first opened the double runner west to the T-bar. While getting slowly to the top, you could see the first lucky dude getting their first track. Nice S was starting to appear on the top of the t-bar.
The morning was Amazing. We took the superquad. I don't know how many time we took that one to get the powder up there. The skidder, hayburner, binder , narrow gauge etc... soooo goood. So deep.
In the afternoon the wind raise and change the condition. It was a little bit packed by the wind. The snow was fast. They opened the king pine in the afternoon. Don't know why they didn't have done that before. The wind was really strong then. On the top of the t-bar. Some guy had the gut to take a walk to the summit with that wind. Sure they got some good stuff but...
We ride the glade for the rest of the days. It was so DEEEP. I got my self block sometime with snow to the neck and the board under that. I'm almost 6' talls!
Not a lot of picture (actually 3!) It was damn cold to get all the stuff out. But you can see my friend with experimenting for the first time the deep white gold and eating the fresh one!
Carefully avoiding hidden obstacle in that messy and nice glade
Eating some of it after!