That's neat!! Which resort did you ski that day?
That is pretty darn cool.Lake Louise that day. Only the frontside was open. SSV didn't open at all!
Are you saying you never skied in Michigan in that kind of cold?I skied Tremblant one sunny spring day when it was 25 below Farenheit (minus 31 for you metric folks). My car wouldn't start so I had it towed to a garage to warm up while I chilled off on the slopes.
Are you saying you never skied in Michigan in that kind of cold?
I skied in -28ºF at Caberfae once for night skiing after work. I think it was something like -18º durning the day.Never!!!
Twenty below once at Michigan's SugarLoaf, 15 below several times.
I ski in sub zero every year in Michigan with -30's every couple of years!Never!!!
Twenty below once at Michigan's SugarLoaf, 15 below several times.
I've definitely skied Killington at -30F and below with the winds on one MLK weekend. It was ~100 degrees warmer the same weekend the following year.I know one of the marketing people at Big 3...That's a great idea...
Oh yeah, -30C with a wind chill to -45C. Normal day in January. But really Vermont isn't that much different.
Just got the same letter for the same day! Haha
My last day on a 7 day ski trip to Lake Louise and Sunshine. Was epic powder the 2 days before that at LL with nice temps and then it dropped like a stone. Only skied for 2 hours that day as it was so cold and still got frostbite between my googles and balaclava even with going inside after each run.
Man, at least you got a few days of nice temps along with the fresh snow. That was our first day of skiing on a 5 day trip. Skied bell to bell every day, but I wouldn't really call it "pleasant" at any point. Temps stayed pretty low all week; never got above zero. Brrrrrrrrrr!!!