Originally Posted by takeahike46er
Great post. That picture really clears things up. Hardwood glades are the best, so I'm extra-psyched now.
looser has to loick the other ones balls. HOMOSOriginally Posted by AdironRider
Originally Posted by takeahike46er
Great post. That picture really clears things up. Hardwood glades are the best, so I'm extra-psyched now.
Originally Posted by tjf67
For all those that complain that "big brother" edits too many posts, note that this one has been on the board for over three days now....
Originally Posted by Phineas
Didn't think of that. Good point. I think you're right that natural snow trails are a no-go on that slope. Wonder how the expert trails will handle baking in the sun.
The higher elevation and width of those trails will help somewhat as will the fact WF has 250 new guns purchased and ready for installation! Bury 'em early and often in ADK manAmade!Originally Posted by ComeBackMudPuddles
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Thats a lot of woods to ski in. But oh my gosh there is going to be a double fall line. Somone will have to teach me how to ski that. And if they did this and that is could have been much better. I applaud all the people that have got the project this far. LETS GETTER DONEOriginally Posted by Tsavolion
Originally Posted by Tsavolion
Pretty awesome image, thanks. Really clears things up, and I'm psyched to see how much snow that section of the mountain gets and how open the trees are.
I don't think this changes your basic point (that there will be a lot of gladed terrain), but, when looking at Figure F-2 of the Unit Master Plan (link below), it looks like the gladed terrain only extends to a bit below your label of "Glade Area."
http://www.whiteface.com/newsite/wf_ump.pdf
ORDA lowered the elevation where the glades start to avoid thrush habaitat and it works better for glades as well.Originally Posted by ComeBackMudPuddles
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I thought it was supposed to be four expert trails, and one intermediate; am I missing something here?Originally Posted by Tsavolion