Back after two weeks of great skiing in Norway. Thanks for the comments on the rapidly changing conditions. As of Tuesday, 3/26, it appears that whatever fell while I was gone is rapidly melting. Still plenty of snow above 2,500-3,000 feet, but any approach to that snow will be on foot. Glad it snowed for the Junior National X-C Championships so that the article on the Faster Skier website could be titled, "Miracle that We're not Skiing on Ice".
So, just to make everyone envious, here is a photo of world-class grooming at the high point (after 1,300 feet of climbing) on a 30km trail between two towns (Bardu and Bardufoss) north of the Arctic Circle in Norway.
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Leigh Walrath
3/29/2024 09:24:20 pm
Does anyone know if the Boreas Road is still skiable?
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Shawna
3/30/2024 12:46:52 pm
Is Whiteface Highway skiable? Thanks!
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Steve (:{)
4/2/2024 10:57:27 am
Another winter storm watch issued … for mid-week.
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