Category: Sam’s New England Adventures
Soft & Smooth at Black Mountain, NH
It seemed like spring skiing yesterday at Black Mountain in Jackson. It was sunny, with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. There were a number of novice through advanced trails open on man-made and natu... Read More
Early Opening for Titcomb Mountain
Today [Saturday 12/1] was one of Titcomb’s earliest openings ever, if not the earliest. T-Bar 2 and the Pony Tow opened at 1:00, serving 3 officially open groomed runs on natural snow. A few oth... Read More
New England Season off to a Record Start
Editors Note: New England correspondent Sam Shirley checks in from historic Cranmore Resort in North Conway, NH with what has to be one of their earliest openings ever… There were outstanding co... Read More
Wildcat Early Opening Report
This past weekend Wildcat New Hampshire recorded their earliest official opening in the resort’s 60+ year history. As usual Sam Shirley, our New England correspondent, was right in the thick o... Read More
10/22/18 – Sam’s Sunday Sunday River Report
We were fortunate to have our New England correspondent, skier extraordinaire Sam Shirley hit the slopes at the Riv this weekend. He’s a busy guy; in addition to studies at U Maine/Farmington,... Read More
4/20/18 Time for Tucks
As in, Tuckerman Ravine, the famous snow-catching bowl on the eastern flank of Mt Washington, NH. Believe it or not it has snowed — from flurries to feet — every single day of the past mon... Read More
4/9/18 If it’s April, this must be mid winter
News of the day? A lot of resorts are closing with mid-winter conditions, east and west, and everything in between. Fortunately we had Sam Shirley, our New England correspondent, on the scene at Mount... Read More
4/4/18 Sam’s Season Continues!
Sam Shirley, our New England correspondent, was kind enough to check in this weekend after a surprisingly winter-ish day at Bolton Valley, VT. If you aren’t familiar with it, Bolton was built in... Read More
3/27/18 Sam’s Adventures Continue: Titcomb Ski Area
Between the rocky coast and western mountains of Maine sits the pleasant community of Farmington, which besides being difficult to get to, has a vibrant regional branch of the state university. It als... Read More- 2 of 4
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