Well about 10 maggots just drove 13 hours south from as far as way from Cambridge, Vermont to ski snow left by a hurricane in West Virginia. Nature can be
**** bizarre!!
the music for the TR
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPl8qlKq41oVermont Plates in West Virginia

The snow was super dense wind affected and there was tons of it! There was not a single place that I stuck my pole that was less than 2 feet deep. The Majority of places were at least 36 inches deep with some lee sides easily in the 48 inchish range. IE my pole was stuck totally past my grip.
this is at the Base of Whitegrass touring center, and honestly one of the less deep places I found...

Day 1 took us to Whitegrass Touring Center. Which I was honestly like why are we here? knowing that Timberline had MUCH better pitch. Decided to go with the Flow and ski Whitegrass with the crew. We skied some fun albeit low angle open slopes, tree and meadow at Whitegrass. Never has meadow skipping been taken so literally.
Whitegrass running on donation only today.

Crank54 and Dowork on the ski out of Whitegrass Touring center.

ThinCover meadow skipping

Crank54 is the same Meadow

ML242 in the Ghost Forest at Whitegrass Touring center

a stoked maggot and local crew after a day of skiing Whitegrass.

after some moonshine and beer we headed to out cabin for the night.
10 dollars a night with dinner and breakfast. Only Catch? no power..
check out the snow drifts

best use of a ceiling fan ever

a happy group of Mags on top of Timberline

Thincover on our first run at Timberline



Crank54 getting his first run with actual pitch


back up again guys?

Beautiful Canaan Valley

Dowork is happy about the Glades at Timberline

Crank makes it look deep

Thincover skiing anything but in the woods at TLine

Thincover has alot more pictures I am sure of it. My guess though is he exhausted from driving back to Vermont at 1pm yesterday. Overall a great trip totally worth it for sure. The snow is probably still good there. Go get some!