liftmech, on Jan 19 2008, 06:19 AM, said:
'Only' an inch new, so I doubt it will be that crowded.
Johnny, Johnny, Johnny! You won't see this until you get home, but it's MLK Weekend!!!!!
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Montezuma Bowl opened today!
Started by skiersage, Jan 11 2008 08:17 PM
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Posted 19 January 2008 - 01:19 PM
Johnny, Johnny, Johnny! You won't see this until you get home, but it's MLK Weekend!!!!!
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Posted 25 January 2008 - 06:27 AM
Believe it or not, it wasn't that bad. I waited in line at Pali for maybe 5 minutes and that was about all. Lenawee didn't have a line to speak of, and Exo looked like it had a 10-minute wait. I suppose anything looks better than the lines on the Eagle and the Flyer on said MLK weekend 
The terrain back in Montezuma Bowl will be a lot of fun when they get more snow (and the visibility improves- very flat light that day). The new area also takes pressure off the front side; when I went home at 2 the lines on Pali and Exo were gone and Zuma still wasn't backing up. There's a lot more terrain now to soak people up. I skied a bit with Alan Henceroth, the GM up there, and he was all smiles about the new area. Of course, he's got reason to be- no-one else has done anything like that in the state recently. Sure, there are a few new lifts, but the rest are replacements and upgrades of existing lifts.
The terrain back in Montezuma Bowl will be a lot of fun when they get more snow (and the visibility improves- very flat light that day). The new area also takes pressure off the front side; when I went home at 2 the lines on Pali and Exo were gone and Zuma still wasn't backing up. There's a lot more terrain now to soak people up. I skied a bit with Alan Henceroth, the GM up there, and he was all smiles about the new area. Of course, he's got reason to be- no-one else has done anything like that in the state recently. Sure, there are a few new lifts, but the rest are replacements and upgrades of existing lifts.
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