At my level, these are forms of recreation, not sports. Seeing as how it's getting cold, I feel the urge to throw in a link or a comment on occasion. Such as:
For the New Yorkers:
Weekly Ski and Snowboarding Trips to Jay Peak, Vermont
Dig that funky javascripted falling snowflake effect.
Thanks to a lister at the message forum at DCSki for the link.
Cross-country skiing on the Mall, anyone?
[ December 02, 2003, 06:17 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
Full Version: Skiing and Boarding Odds and Ends
It's snowing in the DC 'burbs tonight.
Pennsylvania's Whitetail opens on Saturday. The lift tickets are $15. Liberty has "special prices," which probably means $15 as well.
Some resorts in West Virginia will also open. Links:
http://www.dcski.com/
http://www.skiwhitetail.com/
http://www.skiwv.com/
Especially:
http://www.dcski.com/bargaintracker/
for package deals on lessons and so forth.
[ December 05, 2003, 12:39 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
Pennsylvania's Whitetail opens on Saturday. The lift tickets are $15. Liberty has "special prices," which probably means $15 as well.
Some resorts in West Virginia will also open. Links:
http://www.dcski.com/
http://www.skiwhitetail.com/
http://www.skiwv.com/
Especially:
http://www.dcski.com/bargaintracker/
for package deals on lessons and so forth.
[ December 05, 2003, 12:39 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
hmm, skiing has been open here since before Thanksgiving. Oh yeah, we have real mountains too.
When I lived in DC, I did travel to West Virginia and Vermont quite a bit. But it's nice to now live somewhere where and hour drive puts me either skiing or at the coast.
When I lived in DC, I did travel to West Virginia and Vermont quite a bit. But it's nice to now live somewhere where and hour drive puts me either skiing or at the coast.
You can go snowboarding year-round at Timberline on Mt. Hood. I used to live in Vancouver WA, and I've been to Timberline, Mt. Hood Meadows, and Washington's Stevens Pass.
That lodge at Timberline is such a handsome place. Listers may not know that its exterior is seen in the movie "The Shining."
I think I'm going to start crying.
[ December 05, 2003, 09:02 AM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
That lodge at Timberline is such a handsome place. Listers may not know that its exterior is seen in the movie "The Shining."
I think I'm going to start crying.
[ December 05, 2003, 09:02 AM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
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twin58:
You can go snowboarding year-round at Timberline on Mt. Hood. I used to live in Vancouver WA, and I've been to Timberline, Mt. Hood Meadows, and Washington's Stevens Pass.
That lodge at Timberline is such a handsome place. Listers may not know that its exterior is seen in the movie \"The Shining.\"
I think I'm going to start crying.
We have a guest room if you need a Mt. Hood Fix! You can go snowboarding year-round at Timberline on Mt. Hood. I used to live in Vancouver WA, and I've been to Timberline, Mt. Hood Meadows, and Washington's Stevens Pass.
That lodge at Timberline is such a handsome place. Listers may not know that its exterior is seen in the movie \"The Shining.\"
I think I'm going to start crying.
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TonkaManOR:
How far is Mt. Hood from Portland? Is the snow any good. The only decent snow I have skied on in the PNW has been up at Whistler. Although Having grown up in Utah I am a bit of a Snow snob... wink
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twin58:
You can go snowboarding year-round at Timberline on Mt. Hood. I used to live in Vancouver WA, and I've been to Timberline, Mt. Hood Meadows, and Washington's Stevens Pass.
That lodge at Timberline is such a handsome place. Listers may not know that its exterior is seen in the movie \"The Shining.\"
I think I'm going to start crying.
We have a guest room if you need a Mt. Hood Fix! You can go snowboarding year-round at Timberline on Mt. Hood. I used to live in Vancouver WA, and I've been to Timberline, Mt. Hood Meadows, and Washington's Stevens Pass.
That lodge at Timberline is such a handsome place. Listers may not know that its exterior is seen in the movie \"The Shining.\"
I think I'm going to start crying.
Mariner,
it can be good, it can be bad. I've skiied there when the powder was up past my knees. I have skied on corduroy. The best was skiing in May when these two HOT studs were snowboarding shirtless.
Needless to say.......I missed that tree that jumped out in front of me.
I'm from the East and let me tell you when the snow is bad here in the PNW it still isn't as bad as the time I was skiing at Jay Peak in Vermont when part of the way down a trail we went from snow to mud to snow!
it can be good, it can be bad. I've skiied there when the powder was up past my knees. I have skied on corduroy. The best was skiing in May when these two HOT studs were snowboarding shirtless.
Needless to say.......I missed that tree that jumped out in front of me.
I'm from the East and let me tell you when the snow is bad here in the PNW it still isn't as bad as the time I was skiing at Jay Peak in Vermont when part of the way down a trail we went from snow to mud to snow!
Opps, the answer to your question is depends on where you start in Portland. MT. Hood is about an hour from my house. wink
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TonkaManOR
We have a guest room if you need a Mt. Hood Fix!
Do I ever. Some folks at rec.skiing.snowboard like Mt. Bachelor. I've never been there.We have a guest room if you need a Mt. Hood Fix!
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... when the snow is bad here in the PNW it still isn't as bad as the time I was skiing at Jay Peak in Vermont when part of the way down a trail we went from snow to mud to snow!
If you went to their online website, I'm sure they would say "conditions couldn't be better!"
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TonkaManOR:
Opps, the answer to your question is depends on where you start in Portland. MT. Hood is about an hour from my house. wink
Well that would be about 3 hours from Seattle then... I miss the 40 minute drives with access to 7 major ski areas. That is the only part of Salt Lake I miss.Opps, the answer to your question is depends on where you start in Portland. MT. Hood is about an hour from my house. wink
Hey Tonka, are there nice lodges and places to eat at Mt. Hood?
Here's a high class joint:
Timberline Lodge
Sheesh; you don't even need a car.
WEEKEND SKI & SNOWBOARD BUSES 2003-04
Mt. Baker has been a snowboarding mecca for years.
[ December 05, 2003, 12:47 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
Timberline Lodge
Sheesh; you don't even need a car.
WEEKEND SKI & SNOWBOARD BUSES 2003-04
Mt. Baker has been a snowboarding mecca for years.
[ December 05, 2003, 12:47 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
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marinerfan
Well that would be about 3 hours from Seattle then... I miss the 40 minute drives with access to 7 major ski areas. That is the only part of Salt Lake I miss.
Hey Tonka, are there nice lodges and places to eat at Mt. Hood? [/QB]
There are some nice places in Hood river to eat and to stay. The hood river Hotel is really nice. The BF and I stayed there one weekend!Well that would be about 3 hours from Seattle then... I miss the 40 minute drives with access to 7 major ski areas. That is the only part of Salt Lake I miss.
Hey Tonka, are there nice lodges and places to eat at Mt. Hood? [/QB]
http://www.hoodriverhotel.com/welcome.html
And Timberline is very nice. You might even run into Picabo Street there! Got to love a girl who drinks Microbrews!! wink
I'm not much for girls, but I recall a picture of her from ten years ago. Whe was wearing a Spyder suit and looked really, really cute. I wouldn't have kicked her out.
Am I still allowed to post here?
If the cameras are aimed just right, it almost appears as if the raging snowstorm has the ground in Pennsylvania thoroughly blanketed with the white stuff. Or snow.
Am I still allowed to post here?
If the cameras are aimed just right, it almost appears as if the raging snowstorm has the ground in Pennsylvania thoroughly blanketed with the white stuff. Or snow.
Hey Twin and Tonka thanks for the great info! I think I may plan a trip in January. My goal this winter is to get my partner good enough that he no longer needs snowboarding lessons. I have been skiing for about 25 years, so no snowboarding for this camper.
We are planning a trip up to Whistler next weekend. Hopefully we will have some decent snow between now and then.
We are planning a trip up to Whistler next weekend. Hopefully we will have some decent snow between now and then.
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twin58:
I'm not much for girls, but I recall a picture of her from ten years ago. Whe was wearing a Spyder suit and looked really, really cute. I wouldn't have kicked her out.
Am I still allowed to post here?
She is an olympic skier who trained alot on Mt. Hood. WInter sports not your cup of tea??? Watching that is..........Oh wait, you watch the white stuff, hmmmmmm.................. wink I'm not much for girls, but I recall a picture of her from ten years ago. Whe was wearing a Spyder suit and looked really, really cute. I wouldn't have kicked her out.
Am I still allowed to post here?
I had to..........
Marinerfan,
You're Welcome. I highly recommend the Hood River Hotel. The staff was great, they have a jacuzzi, the rooms are quaint and warm. And they have a nice big fireplace in their lobby where you can have a brandy and read for a little while.
There is a brew pub just a block up the street that has live music on weekends. A very cool outdoor sports town all in all.
You're Welcome. I highly recommend the Hood River Hotel. The staff was great, they have a jacuzzi, the rooms are quaint and warm. And they have a nice big fireplace in their lobby where you can have a brandy and read for a little while.
There is a brew pub just a block up the street that has live music on weekends. A very cool outdoor sports town all in all.
Skiing........
http://www.timberlinelodge.com/defaultweb.asp
http://www.skihood.com/
It's snowing at Timberline and snowing in the upper elevations of Meadows, with freezing rain at lower. It is supposed to change to snow later.
Maybe I'll go skiing tomorrow or Sunday! Sweet!!
http://www.timberlinelodge.com/defaultweb.asp
http://www.skihood.com/
It's snowing at Timberline and snowing in the upper elevations of Meadows, with freezing rain at lower. It is supposed to change to snow later.
Maybe I'll go skiing tomorrow or Sunday! Sweet!!
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twin58:
Timberline in August
We have over an 80" base now! Woo Hoo!! Tonka is going schussing........... Timberline in August
We're lucky if the local places have 8". Of snow, I mean. They shovel it in front of the webcam.
As of today Timberline is reporting 91" base at the lodge, 34 degrees, partly cloudy, winds 0-5 mph.
Route 26 looks clear. http://www.timberlinelodge.com/conditions/roadcams.asp
Mt hood meadows reports 57"base at lodge, 68" upper elevations, winds 5-15 mph temp 33-35 degrees
it sure looks pretty....
http://www.skihood.com/mtcam1m.aspx
Route 26 looks clear. http://www.timberlinelodge.com/conditions/roadcams.asp
Mt hood meadows reports 57"base at lodge, 68" upper elevations, winds 5-15 mph temp 33-35 degrees
it sure looks pretty....
http://www.skihood.com/mtcam1m.aspx
From a post at DC Ski.com:
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I don't know if anyone else has seen this, but yesterday I purchased a 24pack of Sierra Mist soda and was surprised to find inside printed on all of the cans was a coupon. By taking the can to the Canaan Valley ticket window you can get a lift ticket for $10 anytime on Monday - Fri all season long until March 26 (excluding holidays).
The Sierra Mist website requires Flash, and because I refuse to install Flash, I have no idea if the coupons are on cans only, or cans and bottles, or if similar deals are available elsehwere.
January 8 is "Pennsylvania Learn to Ski" day. On this day, resorts all over PA will have blocks of tickets, for $10 each, that include the equipment rental and lift ticket.
Google for "pennsylvania learn to ski" or "Pennsylvania Ski Areas Association". The PSSA website says little about the event, so visit a ski or board shop or call a nearby ski area for more information.
You can view conditions at the three PA ski areas closest to DC by going to:
http://www.skiwhitetail.com/camera.htm
http://www.skiliberty.com/webcams.htm
http://www.skiroundtop.com/camera.htm
It's an unbeatable deal, marred only by the fact that the seventy degree weather over the weekend has trashed all the snow. A cold spell this week may let the ski areas make more though.
Google for "pennsylvania learn to ski" or "Pennsylvania Ski Areas Association". The PSSA website says little about the event, so visit a ski or board shop or call a nearby ski area for more information.
You can view conditions at the three PA ski areas closest to DC by going to:
http://www.skiwhitetail.com/camera.htm
http://www.skiliberty.com/webcams.htm
http://www.skiroundtop.com/camera.htm
It's an unbeatable deal, marred only by the fact that the seventy degree weather over the weekend has trashed all the snow. A cold spell this week may let the ski areas make more though.
From DCSki.com:
[ January 07, 2004, 06:03 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
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Whitetail offers two-for-one lift ticket special on Jan. 13
Pennsylvania's Whitetail Resort will be offering a \"two for one\" lift ticket special on January 13, 2004 from 5-10 p.m. With the purchase of a night lift ticket, a second night lift ticket (of equal or lesser value) will be provided free. Adult night tickets are $30 and Junior night tickets (age 6-12) are $25. For more information, visit Ski Whitetail.com.
Pennsylvania's Whitetail Resort will be offering a \"two for one\" lift ticket special on January 13, 2004 from 5-10 p.m. With the purchase of a night lift ticket, a second night lift ticket (of equal or lesser value) will be provided free. Adult night tickets are $30 and Junior night tickets (age 6-12) are $25. For more information, visit Ski Whitetail.com.
[ January 07, 2004, 06:03 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
http://www.skiroundtop.com/
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WJTL Family Ski Day and Late Night Ski
Saturday January 10, Live entertainment in the brand new Cannonball Snow Tubing Lodge: Phredd at 1 pm, The Mint and The Evan Anthem at 8 pm. Special 9 pm to Midnight rates: lift ticket $15, ski or board rental $15, snow tubing $15. All other rates are regular weekend rates.
Saturday January 10, Live entertainment in the brand new Cannonball Snow Tubing Lodge: Phredd at 1 pm, The Mint and The Evan Anthem at 8 pm. Special 9 pm to Midnight rates: lift ticket $15, ski or board rental $15, snow tubing $15. All other rates are regular weekend rates.
Let Big Brother know where you're going: use your frequent shopper card from the grocery store.
Harris Teeter VIC Promotions, Winterplace WV
Safeway, Snowshoe WV
Safeway, Canaan Valley WV
Safeway, promotions elsewhere
[ January 11, 2004, 07:29 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
Harris Teeter VIC Promotions, Winterplace WV
Safeway, Snowshoe WV
Safeway, Canaan Valley WV
Safeway, promotions elsewhere
[ January 11, 2004, 07:29 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
$15 Late Night Lift Tickets at Whitetail
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LATE NIGHT SKI, BOARD, & SNOW TUBE
Join us and WQCM radio from 9pm-12am this Saturday Night for our last Late Night of the Year! Enjoy $15 lift tickets from 9pm-12am, as well as $15 rentals. Snow Tubing will also be available until midnight!
Not worth the drive just for that, but if you're in the are already....
Join us and WQCM radio from 9pm-12am this Saturday Night for our last Late Night of the Year! Enjoy $15 lift tickets from 9pm-12am, as well as $15 rentals. Snow Tubing will also be available until midnight!
Snowboarded yesterday on 8" of new powder. Weather was clear about 34 degrees. Couldn't ask for a prettier day. Two weekends in a row and I'm going again on Sunday!
And all three ski areas got more snow last night. Timberline is reporting a base of 153". Meadows 115-125" base and Skibowl is at 70".
I sure don't miss the "is it cold enough to make ski" areas of the East.
Tonka
And all three ski areas got more snow last night. Timberline is reporting a base of 153". Meadows 115-125" base and Skibowl is at 70".
I sure don't miss the "is it cold enough to make ski" areas of the East.
Tonka
All I can do is sigh. You take what you can get. Conditions locally are good. Guess I ought to wax my board. And go snowboarding and skiing too.
TonkaManOR, did you notice that today's newest member, radiobuff, lives in Vancouver WA? Wonder if he likes boarding.
TonkaManOR, did you notice that today's newest member, radiobuff, lives in Vancouver WA? Wonder if he likes boarding.
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twin58:
All I can do is sigh. You take what you can get. Conditions locally are good. Guess I ought to wax my board. And go snowboarding and skiing too.
TonkaManOR, did you notice that today's newest member, radiobuff, lives in Vancouver WA? Wonder if he likes boarding.
No I didn't. I have to look him up! Always happy to find winter sports buddies!!All I can do is sigh. You take what you can get. Conditions locally are good. Guess I ought to wax my board. And go snowboarding and skiing too.
TonkaManOR, did you notice that today's newest member, radiobuff, lives in Vancouver WA? Wonder if he likes boarding.
Twin, Sorry but the Cacades are getting slammed by a winter storm the next two days. They are expecting a lot of snow. I could try and ship some to you???
It would help.
Microscopic crowds, but it's windy today. I hate being in those lift chairs when they're swinging around. There's nowhere to hide from the wind. I'd like to get in a night session or two.
Historically, DC is most likely to get snow in the four week period that covers the last week in January and the first three weeks in February. We have just entered that period.
The coldest part of the year is right now. If you examine a weather almanac for DC, you see that the average highs and lows for a two week period at the end of January are neither increasing nor decreasing. We are at the bottom.
Radiobuff's profile
Think I'll post something about the Knickerbocker snowstorm....
[ January 28, 2004, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
Microscopic crowds, but it's windy today. I hate being in those lift chairs when they're swinging around. There's nowhere to hide from the wind. I'd like to get in a night session or two.
Historically, DC is most likely to get snow in the four week period that covers the last week in January and the first three weeks in February. We have just entered that period.
The coldest part of the year is right now. If you examine a weather almanac for DC, you see that the average highs and lows for a two week period at the end of January are neither increasing nor decreasing. We are at the bottom.
Radiobuff's profile
Think I'll post something about the Knickerbocker snowstorm....
[ January 28, 2004, 12:55 PM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
Wow, I remember skiing at Liberty. That was the first place I ever went skiing. And actually the last place I went before I left for the West Coast. My siste still goes there occasionally. I think she prefers WhiteTail now for local skiing.
I spent a lot more time at Wisp though. Really love the Deep Creek Lake area. Had friends who owned a cabin there. Of course the cabin wasn't winterized, so we took turns staying up at night to keep a fire going in the fireplace. The joys of being young. wink
I spent a lot more time at Wisp though. Really love the Deep Creek Lake area. Had friends who owned a cabin there. Of course the cabin wasn't winterized, so we took turns staying up at night to keep a fire going in the fireplace. The joys of being young. wink
Timberline reported 19" of newsnow over night. They are expecting 6" more the next two days. Avalanche warnings have been posted.
Ford is Timberline's Official Vehicle
Today's Conditions
19 inches overnight - we are running Pucci, Bruno's and Molly's Express today from 9am - 4pm, with lift tickets at just $32.00 for today only!!
As of 8:42:57 AM on 1/29/2004
Skies: Misting
New Snow: 19 inches
Snow Depth at Lodge: 159 inches
Temp: 36 degrees
Wind: W 15-20 mph
LIFT STATUS:
Bruno's: Open 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Pucci: Open 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Molly's Express: Open 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Stormin' Norman: Closed
Magic Mile Express: Closed
Palmer Cat Skiing: Closed
Ford is Timberline's Official Vehicle
Today's Conditions
19 inches overnight - we are running Pucci, Bruno's and Molly's Express today from 9am - 4pm, with lift tickets at just $32.00 for today only!!
As of 8:42:57 AM on 1/29/2004
Skies: Misting
New Snow: 19 inches
Snow Depth at Lodge: 159 inches
Temp: 36 degrees
Wind: W 15-20 mph
LIFT STATUS:
Bruno's: Open 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Pucci: Open 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Molly's Express: Open 9:00 AM - 3:30 PM
Stormin' Norman: Closed
Magic Mile Express: Closed
Palmer Cat Skiing: Closed
Arrrggghhhh.
Is anyone headed to Whistler for Gay ski week? I am headed up this weekend.
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twin58:
Arrrggghhhh.
You know it would be a bad ski day. The wind is 15-20mph. It's never fun up there when that Gorge wind is blowing!!! Arrrggghhhh.
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marinerfan:
Is anyone headed to Whistler for Gay ski week? I am headed up this weekend.
Ill be there Monday! Woo hoo!
Is anyone headed to Whistler for Gay ski week? I am headed up this weekend.
Great to see gay skiing and boarding is going well in the Northern Hemisphere, am very jealous, am having to "suffer" through summer here
Am already dreaming of the opening of the season here in the South - should be June (ish)
If any of you are planning on heading down let me know - can give you the inside scoop.
Cheers
E
PS - think there is a gay ski week sometime in Sept down here - details are usually posted at
http://www.gayqueenstown.com/
E
Am already dreaming of the opening of the season here in the South - should be June (ish)
If any of you are planning on heading down let me know - can give you the inside scoop.
Cheers
E
PS - think there is a gay ski week sometime in Sept down here - details are usually posted at
http://www.gayqueenstown.com/
E
Verizon Luge Challenge
I hope it's a two-man luge.
[ February 15, 2004, 09:17 AM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
I hope it's a two-man luge.
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Click Here to see the Flyer and Event Schedule!
2004 Verizon Luge Challenge Coming
To Liberty Mountain Ski Resort Feb. 21-22
Public Invited to Join USA Luge's Mark Grimmette, Adam Heidt And Courtney Zablocki for Winter Sports Excitement
The 2004 Verizon Luge Challenge will offer families and winter sports fans an exhilarating challenge Saturday - Sunday, Feb. 21-22, when it makes a stop at Liberty Mountain Ski Resort in Carroll Valley, Pa.
Mark Grimmette, a two-time Olympic medallist; Adam Heidt, a two-time Olympian; Courtney Zablocki, a World Cup medallist and Olympian; and Christian Niccum, a four-time junior World Champion, as well as other USA Luge athletes and coaches, will help participants experience the thrill of racing for valuable prizes on a safe, snow-banked, timed luge course. Verizon, USA Luge's founding sponsor since 1985, invites adults and children age 10 and older to participate in the Verizon Luge Challenge this season. The event is free and no experience or lift ticket is required.
Liberty Mountain Introduces Luge Challenge2004 Verizon Luge Challenge Coming
To Liberty Mountain Ski Resort Feb. 21-22
Public Invited to Join USA Luge's Mark Grimmette, Adam Heidt And Courtney Zablocki for Winter Sports Excitement
The 2004 Verizon Luge Challenge will offer families and winter sports fans an exhilarating challenge Saturday - Sunday, Feb. 21-22, when it makes a stop at Liberty Mountain Ski Resort in Carroll Valley, Pa.
Mark Grimmette, a two-time Olympic medallist; Adam Heidt, a two-time Olympian; Courtney Zablocki, a World Cup medallist and Olympian; and Christian Niccum, a four-time junior World Champion, as well as other USA Luge athletes and coaches, will help participants experience the thrill of racing for valuable prizes on a safe, snow-banked, timed luge course. Verizon, USA Luge's founding sponsor since 1985, invites adults and children age 10 and older to participate in the Verizon Luge Challenge this season. The event is free and no experience or lift ticket is required.
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By Bill Clapper
Sunday, February 15, 2004
Liberty Mountain Resort, Carroll Valley, Pa., will add a new winter activity to its mix with the Verizon Luge Challenge, Feb. 21 and 22. The Luge Challenge is for novices interested in learning more about the sport of luge. There will also be competitions for prizes and the event is free. Registration opens at 9 a.m. and racing begins at 1 p.m. An awards reception is scheduled for 2 p.m.
Liberty will have another of its Late-Night Skis, Feb. 21, 9 p.m. to midnight. Lift tickets and snowboard or ski rentals are each $15. Liberty’s Boulder Ridge Snow Tubing park will also be open until midnight. Contact: Liberty 717-642-8282.
Sunday, February 15, 2004
Liberty Mountain Resort, Carroll Valley, Pa., will add a new winter activity to its mix with the Verizon Luge Challenge, Feb. 21 and 22. The Luge Challenge is for novices interested in learning more about the sport of luge. There will also be competitions for prizes and the event is free. Registration opens at 9 a.m. and racing begins at 1 p.m. An awards reception is scheduled for 2 p.m.
Liberty will have another of its Late-Night Skis, Feb. 21, 9 p.m. to midnight. Lift tickets and snowboard or ski rentals are each $15. Liberty’s Boulder Ridge Snow Tubing park will also be open until midnight. Contact: Liberty 717-642-8282.
[ February 15, 2004, 09:17 AM: Message edited by: twin58 ]
Two for the price of one lift tickets from 5 p.m to 10 p.m, Tuesday, March 2, 2004, at Whitetail. Regular price, $30, so that's a low, low $15.
http://www.skiwhitetail.com/event.htm
http://www.skiwhitetail.com/event.htm
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