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The Sugarbush Thread | Page 1152 | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and . . . Welcome to AlpineZone, the largest online community of skiers and snowboarders in the Northeast! You may have to REGISTER before you can post Registering is FREE, gets rid of the majority of advertisements, and lets you participate in giveaways and other AlpineZone events!
The Sugarbush Thread | Page 1149 | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and . . . I would try and rejuvenate all of sugarbush village and expand terrain over there so a lift makes that area more easily accessible I think the expansion on top of Inverness could be neat too, and could keep that to a surface lifts Curious of what others would dream about absent any financial constraints and land permitting constraints
The Sugarbush Thread | Page 1141 | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and . . . Welcome to AlpineZone, the largest online community of skiers and snowboarders in the Northeast! You may have to REGISTER before you can post Registering is FREE, gets rid of the majority of advertisements, and lets you participate in giveaways and other AlpineZone events!
The Sugarbush Thread | Page 1128 | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and . . . If I were Sugarbush or Alterra, I would squeeze GMVS for some ridiculous annual fee, and if not received, provoke access What the mountain provides for GMVS is so lopsided compared to what they receive back in return in terms of visitors and spend Doesn't GMVS already pay Sugarbush?
The Sugarbush Thread | Page 1126 | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and . . . I skied Sugarbush on Sunday I have to say that the conditions were pretty good on most of the groomed slopes I think they finally have had enough time to till and grind up the base so that it is at least edge-able I skied several natural trails like Birdland, lower ripcord and left side of Murphy's
The Sugarbush Thread | Page 1146 | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and . . . Yes, they fixed the air leak Is the feed up Birch sized appropriately to be able to run both trails simultaneously? The Birch-Sunrise is a loop fed out of the bunker next to the NL lift Yes, the pipes up both trails are sized properly And the direction of flow can go either way
The Sugarbush Thread | Page 1131 | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and . . . Sugarbush charges X amount of dollars for a lift ticket and part of the expectation is that as much of the lifts are running and as much terrain as possible are opened up If Sugarbush wants to keep Castlerock for a small segment of the skiers on the mountain, then they should have two types of lift tix Sugarbush and Sugarbush minus Castlerock
The Sugarbush Thread | Page 1153 | AlpineZone - Northeast Ski and . . . Copper's Timberline 6 has a higher capacity than any of the Sugarbush lifts but Gate House is higher than the other 6 packs mentioned The only recent HSQ among these resorts is Copper's Kokomo beginner lift which has a capacity way lower than any of the Sugarbush HSQs, and slightly lower than North Lynx