Throwback Thursday at Bear Mountain….
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12- 14 Inches of Fresh Snow!
The storm we’ve all been waiting for has finally come! With more than a foot of new snow on the ground we are stoked to finally have some pow! We’ve received 12-14 inches of fresh powder so far and it doesn’t look like it’s letting up anytime soon! The snow started to fall late Thursday night and dumped all day today. The storm is expected to clear out by tomorrow and leave us with partly sunny skies! It may be the best weekend of the year to ski and ride so be sure to line up early to get first tracks!
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12- 14 Inches of Fresh Snow!
Monday’s Outlook
Monday’s are ugly; unless you are kicking it at Bear Mountain!!! At Bear, there is hardly a difference between a Monday, a Thursday, or even a Saturday because ever day is just a day in the life. Every day on the shred, is a beautiful day. For this mark of the new week, enjoy a high of 44 degrees and sunny skies
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Monday’s Outlook
12-14 Inches of New Snow!
We woke up to 12-14 inches of fresh snow from yesterday’s storm and are looking at a cool, sunny day with a high of 33 degrees. Get here early for fresh tracks! Tomorrow there’s another slight chance of snow flurries, which should clear up by Thursday and leave conditions great for the weekend.
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12-14 Inches of New Snow!
Two Mountains, One Lift Ticket
Snow Summit and Bear Mountain are open for skiing and snowboarding with up to 7 lifts available, 47 jibs and jumps, and several of our most favorite runs. We’re in great shape with a one to two foot base and the snow coverage is very good. Clear blue skies are forecast through Wednesday with a slight chance of snow on Thursday into Friday then the weather clears up again for another sunny weekend. Check out our Snow Report for today’s open lifts and runs. Work out your dual mountain lift ticket and head over to Bear Mountain to check out the 100 foot rail, Analog spaceship, wall-ride, c-box and Pole am to butter pad to stair case and more
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Two Mountains, One Lift Ticket
