If patience is a virtue, the 2011/12 ski season should have us all looking pretty good at the Pearly Gates. Thus far, we’ve all waited patiently and respectfully for the goods to arrive at Sugar Bowl, and last night, arrive they did. The storm itself mirrored the season itself, in that it actually disappointed at [...]
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I'm a Sugar Bowl skier for the terrain and laid back vibe. This is a skier's mountain for those who like to charge, for the casual skier and great for families. My kids love it and I feel comfortable with them on the uncrowded runs. An open boundary policy gives access to more terrain and fresh snow days after a storm. The overall experience makes me go back for more all season.
Daron Rahlves
Archive: January, 2012
Think back to the first day you learned how to ski or ride. Maybe you were a little grom, all of four-foot-nothing with no fear at all, or maybe it was just last year and you’re still trying to graduate from pizza wedge to French fry. Either way, I’d venture an educated guess that you [...]
Had an interesting one the other day. I was sitting in my dentist’s office waiting for my appointment, contemplating just why it is that we haven’t seen our normal amount of natural snowfall yet this season at Sugar Bowl (and I stress “yet”), while at the same time giving thanks to all our snowmakers and [...]
Having just bid a fond farewell to one of the driest Decembers in memory, there’s a returned sense of optimism around Sugar Bowl today, that of hope and antcipation that 2012 will bring with it copious amounts of snowfall, and, subsequently, some long-overdue powder skiing & riding. It may very well be the warm & [...]