All articles tagged as 'East Coast'


The Best Corn in the World
April 10th, 2010 | By:  Allen | 5 Comments


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Too bad the best corn in the world is disappearing so fast.


TR: Circumnavigation of Adams IV (or: 8K Vert Day!)
April 6th, 2010 | By:  Greg


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In running this website and going on ski trips, it's tempting to continually try to outdo yourself. You might start to think that the next trip always needs to be bigger, better and more significant than the last. While the personal ambition to do more in the mountains is good ... ...Read more


TR: Sleeper Days
March 29th, 2010 | By:  Greg


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Sometimes the temperature is below zero, the wind is howling, the skin track is icy, and the forecast is grim. Nonetheless, if there is one thing in this world which I know to be true, it’s that you will never find good skiing in bed. Sometimes you just need to ... ...Read more


Sleeper Day
March 28th, 2010 | By:  Greg | 6 Comments


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EDIT: This "quick update" has been expanded into a "full trip report." Click here to read the full trip report. Wow. Yesterday on the rockpile (Mount Washington, NH) was incredible. I wish they could all be like that. A real "sleeper" day, in the sense that most everyone stayed asleep fearing ... ...Read more


TR: (Roadside) Katahdin Coolers?
March 21st, 2010 | By:  Greg


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As those of you who have been paying attention to the site recently (or who have been outside on the snow) are aware, northern New England has been enjoying an incredible "spring skiing preview." To enjoy the weather we planned to head out for that mighty (almost) mile-high mountain towering ... ...Read more

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