Perry,
Lynn fell in love with the relatively easy trees leading down to lift 8 at Loveland back in February.? If she'd had to choose between those trees and us, there would have been no contest?
so Jim and I played it safe and skied trees too.? If you're looking for something gentle after a few days of hard skiing or to regain your ski legs at the beginning of a trip, then chair 6 is your area ... flatter, but still fun.? The runs to skiers right have a few trees and can be fun in light powder.? And if you "accidentally" keep skiing down past the 6 lift, you can hop on the 4 and take the traverse over to 8 and Lynn's excellent trees.? It's a simple enough navigational error:? anyone could? make it?
If the sky is blue and the winds are light, consider riding to the top of chair 9 for a spectacular view and take Rookie Road back down.?
And about that fresh snow ... you can keep it?
? "Morning snow showers" morphed into the midday blizzard in Vermont today, so I've had my fill?
Actually, that's some dump forecast for tomorrow with the possibility of daily refreshes throughout the week.? Okay, now I am jealous.? Enjoy the freshies and let us know how the magnums compare with your RX-8's and the supershapes you demoed.
-todd
PS? On a typical day, many of the blues at Loveland are not groomed.? If there's a skier in your party who greatly prefers groomers, take note of the grooming report posted next to the ticket window.? Or ask a local about the trails you're interested in.
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