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My perfect Friday morning
Tweet this!My perfect Friday morning at Mount Snow. 3-4″ of fresh powder on the ground at 8AM. Looks like a powder day
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Ski midweek – More fun for less
Tweet this!It is Friday and you just contacted an owner of that beautiful condo 5 minutes away from a ski resort. He wants $250 per night saying that his two bedroom condo is right next to ski slopes, got WiFi, cable TV, fireplace etc. You hint that it is Friday already and chances are nobody [...]
20 below zero: still great skiing at Mount Snow
Tweet this!Was it cold? You bet. But conditions were awesome, lift tickets cheap and lift lines MIA. You can’t miss days like that.
Ski lift evacuation at Mount Snow
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 30, 2010 in Lodge Notes
Tweet this!According to myfoxboston.com about 200 people were evacuated from a lift after the lift had mechanical problems. The Challenger lift at the West Dover resort broke down about 11 a.m. Wednesday. I could not find any official info on the Mount Snow’s website or Twitter (as of 11:45am.); but it appears that everything was resolved and nobody [...]
Twitter battles: Killington vs Mount Snow
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 26, 2010 in Lodge Notes
Tweet this!While “The Big One” was just starting moving up North, Killington resort and Mount Snow started a friendly skirmish on Twitter: “Who is going to get the most snow after this storm?” XX
Before skiing
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 22, 2010 in Images
Tweet this!Somehow, I tend to find interesting, at least to me, angles and perspectives early in the morning. Of course, it helps to have an eleven month old son who prefers to wake up around 6AM. So while he was watching his baby Einstein movies, I tried to set up my new camera and brew a cup of fresh coffee. [...]
After a day on ski slopes
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 22, 2010 in Images
Tweet this!Last weekend, I decided to hang around Mount Snow instead of immediately driving to the 7Eleven store in West Dover. I took a drive around the main base, stopped by Carinthia, Suntec village and the cross-country center. Surprisingly, there were a lot of people hanging around, sharing ski stories or buying things in a local ski shop. Eventually, [...]
Après-ski in VT
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 21, 2010 in Images
Tweet this!Skiing is just one part of any ski trip. We had plenty of fun at Mount Snow last weekend: it was not too crowded, temps were moderate and packed powder pretty soft. But best of all, I managed to lure a couple of my old friends to VT and rent a nice town home 5 minutes [...]
November skiing in Vermont
By Sergey Ulitenok on Dec 03, 2010 in Images
Tweet this!You never know what Mother Nature wants to do in November.
Mount Snow Ski Trip
Tweet this!Finally, I had a chance to put together a full video clip shot at Mount Snow during our Thanksgiving ski trip. Enjoy!
Mount Snow Early Season Skiing on Canyon
Tweet this!Here is another short video shot at Mount Snow resort last week. Plenty of fun and nice packed powder to finish up Thanksgiving weekend and kick off the 2010-2011 ski season. You can read our blog post on last year’s Thanksgiving ski trip to Mount Snow here. As always, feel free to share you [...]
Thanksgiving skiing at Mount Snow
Tweet this!Mother Nature is a bit fickle in Vermont. One day you might get a couple of inches of rain and the very next day, there might be a foot of snow. So last Friday, it rained pretty hard around the Mount Snow ski area dashing my hopes for packed powder conditions. And on Saturday, [...]
Mount Snow in the Fall
By Sergey Ulitenok on Aug 26, 2010 in Images
Tweet this!Nice foliage and affordable lodging at Mount Snow in October. Feel free to visit http://www.flickr.com/photos/vertexpress/ to view and download our Vermont photo collections. Over 600 photos!
Mount Snow resort – Mountains of Snow 4 Hours From NYC
By Sergey Ulitenok on May 04, 2010 in Lodge Notes
Tweet this!Mount Snow resort got its name for a reason: The snowmaking crews there make a lot of snow. The Mount Snow has more than 250 snowmaking fans, the most fan guns in the entire North America. When the ski season starts in November, they start coating the mountain’s four faces, 87 trails, and 12 [...]
