Jason215

If you haven’t skied Stratton in that long, go with them. For $47, you can’t beat it. And even though they are only half open, it’s a big mountain and would have many options for you. I wouldn’t think the crowds would be that bad this early in the season. If I didn’t have prior commitments this weekend, I’d take you up on your offer. BTW, Jay Peak is now 100% open as well. Let’s hope we can quickly recover from this Sunday’s rain storm. I’m hoping it would just add to the density of the snow pack rather than melt much of it. -Jason

Looks good! I hit Kmart on Saturday. Conditions were great for November. Didn’t ski Sunday as it was raining and socked in fog through late morning. After this latest Dump, this season is off to an epic start. Jason

Incredible pics! Thanks for sharing. Jason

Thanks for the great pic. It looks like mid-January. I usually write off all of November and half of December for skiing since it’s usually marginal most years (especially Killington southward).

Thanks for the informative post JSpin. I figured we were close to a month ahead of schedule for trees in the Northen Greens. What I didn’t realize is that November tree skiing in mid-November was not as rare as I had thought.

I don’t think I’ve ever heard of tree skiing in November on the East Coast! That’s awesome. Looks like we’re off to a rockin start to the ski season. I can’t remember as robust an early season as this. Great combination of cold snowmaking temps plus several natural snowfalls and more of both over the next few weeks! Heading over to Killington for next weekend’s World Cup. Thinking they should have quite a bit of terrain open by then. Jason