Greek Peak Conditions (2018 - 2019)

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campgottagopee
Hard to tell with the wind but 8+
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gorgonzola
damn... and i have to go to Pittsburgh this weekend
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campgottagopee
http://skifingerlakes.com/mountain-pass/

residents of NYS need not apply

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Brownski
Holy crap that’s cold
"You want your skis? Go get 'em!" -W. Miller
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campgottagopee
LOL -- I thought so too

But as you know we NYS residents are used to getting screwed
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trackbiker
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campgottagopee wrote
http://skifingerlakes.com/mountain-pass/

residents of NYS need not apply
I got one of those. Not sure I'll be able to use it this year but if I do I will let you know when I plan to ski Greek Peak and I'll say "Thank You" to all of you NY State residents.
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campgottagopee
trackbiker wrote
campgottagopee wrote
http://skifingerlakes.com/mountain-pass/

residents of NYS need not apply
I got one of those. Not sure I'll be able to use it this year but if I do I will let you know when I plan to ski Greek Peak and I'll say "Thank You" to all of you NY State residents.
LOL

Nice! Let me know and I'll buy you a beer
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Rj1972
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campgottagopee wrote
Hard to tell with the wind but 8+
Thanks, Not a half bad amount of snow for November. Let’s hope this is a prelude to what the balance of the season will look like.
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wonderpony
GREAT day at GP today!!! The snow was lovely! I only wish that my legs were in better shape!
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Joneski73
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Great conditions for the first of December today.  Trees were good too.  Just had to be on alert for some thin spots

Ski the snow on the ground, not the date on the calendar. - Glenn Plake
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campgottagopee
Guns fired back up yesterday
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campgottagopee
Should be real good this weekend --- LE machine has helped quite a bit this week
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billyymc
Skiing was decent yesterday. Lots of snow guns going. It's too bad they didn't get their new ones in time to get them installed for this season.

I'll put out my annual request to GPPartner. Please please please put up a sign at the entrance to the quad that tells or shows customer they need to put their leg against the orange bar / gate in order for it to open. Your lifties are clearly  mute, and cant' tell them. And while I commend you for hiring the disabled, multiple times yesterday I had to help people after 2, 3, 4 empty chairs went by and the lifties just stood there.

So a sign would really help. Or you could hire lifties that can talk. Or you could pay me each time I tell your customers "You have to put your leg against the gate or it won't open." It won't be a lot of fun at Christmas time when you actually have a lineup, to watch empty chairs going up. It's bad enough that the majority of chairs on the quad only get loaded with 2 or 3 people, but one problem at a time right?

I'll be back next year to ask again for a sign. Next year I'll even design one for you, with a stick figure pressing his stick knee against a stick gate.
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Joneski73
Agreed billymc.  The loading area at the quad has been an unorganized cluster this year so far.  It’s usually a free for all.  Having a lifty bringing singles, doubles, and triples together to make full chairs and then another directing skiers how to use the gates would make a world of difference during peak hours.👍

Heading up shortly.  Looks like great coverage from the webcam!
Ski the snow on the ground, not the date on the calendar. - Glenn Plake
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wonderpony
Despite the usual Chaos at the Quad, today Did Not Suck.  
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billyymc
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Joneski73 wrote
Agreed billymc.  The loading area at the quad has been an unorganized cluster this year so far.  It’s usually a free for all.  Having a lifty bringing singles, doubles, and triples together to make full chairs and then another directing skiers how to use the gates would make a world of difference during peak hours.👍

Heading up shortly.  Looks like great coverage from the webcam!
Joneski, the quad line and loading has been an unorganized cluster almost consistently since they installed the lift. It seems like something that a little bit of training should be able to fix. Or a sign. Or a sticker on each one of those orange arms at the lift entrance saying something like "Put your frickin knee against this orange bar or it wont' open."

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Rj1972
billyymc wrote
Joneski, the quad line and loading has been an unorganized cluster almost consistently since they installed the lift. It seems like something that a little bit of training should be able to fix. Or a sign. Or a sticker on each one of those orange arms at the lift entrance saying something like "Put your frickin knee against this orange bar or it wont' open."
Doppelmayr does sell orange pads that attach to the gates indicating that skiers/boarders must lean against them.
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campgottagopee
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Good for you WP, it's was a bluebird day Sunday! Hard to complain on a day like that!!!
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billyymc
campgottagopee wrote
Good for you WP, it's was a bluebird day Sunday! Hard to complain on a day like that!!!
I'll complain if I want! haha

Both Sat and Sun were good skiing. Did a couple hours both days. Looks like they're making snow as fast as their current setup allows - hope the forecast for Friday and Saturday shifts to colder temps.
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billyymc
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Rj1972 wrote
billyymc wrote
Joneski, the quad line and loading has been an unorganized cluster almost consistently since they installed the lift. It seems like something that a little bit of training should be able to fix. Or a sign. Or a sticker on each one of those orange arms at the lift entrance saying something like "Put your frickin knee against this orange bar or it wont' open."
Doppelmayr does sell orange pads that attach to the gates indicating that skiers/boarders must lean against them.
They must be on backorder.
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