Resort Conditions
Applenut, Sat Feb 08 2020, 12:23PM

I'm not a skier, but I have to comment that conditions on the resort webcams look epic. Sunny skies and excellent snow coverage on the slopes where it's needed, but when you're done, you step out of your skis and walk on dry pavement and drive home on clear roads. Snow only where it's needed, what a concept. Back east the snow falls nilly-willy all over the place, makes a real mess.

Re: Resort Conditions
Old School, Sat Feb 08 2020, 06:15PM

Applenut, the conditions, especially considering the lack of any significant snowfall for far too long are truly epic.

Suggest to go out a bit later than normal, say 10-11:00 am after the sun and skier traffic have softened up the snowpack.



Re: Resort Conditions
SCM ALERT🚨, Sun Feb 09 2020, 08:36AM

Considering we had a snowless January, the conditions at the resorts are really good. We had some good snowmaking runs recently and that has really helped things out. Wait until after this current storm and if we get the predicted 6-12 inches, things will be even better!

Re: Resort Conditions
©ammy, Wed Feb 12 2020, 08:43PM

SCM ALERT🚨 wrote ...

Wait until after this current storm and if we get the predicted 6-12 inches, things will be even better!

And they certainly have been excellent this week!

Re: Resort Conditions
Applenut, Wed Mar 04 2020, 08:46AM

Wow, once again, epic; the slopes look like a frosted cake. Why anyone would want to drive 5 hours to Mammoth when you can ski here in 60 degree weather and dry roads is beyond me.