Archive for 2010


April is the New November
April 16th, 2010 | By:  Lionel Hutz | 1 Comment


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Despite being totally burned out on winter weather (sorry it happens when you have possibly the greatest winter ever in terms of nor'easters to forecast) I couldn't let this late season snowfall go. As we speak, a cool pocket of air is making its presence felt all through the North ... ...Read more


April is the New April
April 14th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 16 Comments


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Sorry Ben, but I had to do it :P While the valleys are enjoying a record breaking early start to spring and summer---and all the great activities that these seasons host--the mountains are reluctant to give up on winter. Great snow is still out there for the taking, and some ... ...Read more


TR: Busted
April 14th, 2010 | By:  Porter Haney


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April Fools day.  The start of some glorious pranks.  This year, it also happened to be the start of a 90 inch storm cycle in the Wasatch.  Being pent up since our last 90-incher in January, we were rip snorting and raring to go. Tag the heck out of this trip report ... ...Read more


April is the New May
April 14th, 2010 | By:  Ben | 4 Comments


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With the ski areas closing and the snow fast disappearing from the high peaks, what's a famous internet skier to do? There's still some good snow for the taking in the northern mountains, but for those of us stuck in the Upper Valley region it's a long drive and approach ... ...Read more


Portillo, Vermont
April 12th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 5 Comments


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With the record breaking thaw quickly taking away "easy skiing" opportunities across the north east, we've needed to get creative to keep the season going strong. After several trips to well known locations in New Hampshire to ski well documented backcountry skiing routes, we changed it up a bit and ... ...Read more

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