Good things come to those who ski, and fortunately, I ski.

After 51 long days deep in the Adirondack Mountains, wrangling in run after run on his trusty steed, Armada, Wild Bill passed more than two million vertical feet skied this season today.

After Monday’s warm temperatures, which were followed by yesterday’s big freeze, and very windy conditions, I was a little worried about how Whiteface would be today, but it ended up being pretty nice.

Today was yet another complicated weather day for skiing here in the East.

Despite last week’s big melt, coverage is still great in all of the woods, and on the trails, too!

Those final two hours at Smuggler’s Notch today are something I’ll be reminiscing on this off season. I loved every second of it.

This mountain has been nicknamed ‘Flatton’. Is that warranted?

After a cold and snowy winter, followed by a week or so of spring skiing, classic Ice Coast conditions returned today to the East.

Gore doesn’t have the most vertical, that would be Whiteface, but it does have the most skiable terrain (by a lot).

Ah, Loon. This is one mountain that people love to complain about! Does it really suck? I find out so you don’t have to.