NYSkiBlog Forum Archive › Woodstove Archive

Stowe Lodging Advice

Classic

List

Threaded

26 messages Options

PowderAssassin

Re: Stowe Lodging Advice

snoloco wrote

Coach Z wrote

We also like the 1812 stagecoach b&b in Waterbury and then you can do a day at Sugarbush as well. They have one of the best breakfasts in Vt or elsewhere.

Any idea what their breakfast hours are? Stowe opens at 7:30am and of course I always am out there for first lift. I like to arrive a half hour before the lifts open, and it it 25 minutes away, so I would need to leave by 6:35am. It could be a good option as long as they do breakfast early enough.

Dude....maybe call stowe and ask them. They have people PAID to help you make your plans rather than asking people on a forum that have no clue what time breakfast is in the 2015 ski season on presidents day weekend. LOL

14-15 Season:

11-22 Snow Ridge (opening day 35") 1-7 Snow Ridge (10")
11-28 Grand targhee 1-8 Telluride(12 inches)
11-30 jackson hole(10 inches) 1-9 Whistler(12 inches)
1-11 mt bactchelor(20 inches)
12-7 Vail(15 inches) 1-12 Mt baker(30 inches
12-10 Whistler(20 inches)
12-12 Whistler helisking(bottomless)
12-14 Big Sky(27 inches)
12-15 Mammoth(24 inches)
12-18 Kirkwood(50 inches)
12-21 Alta(37 inches)
12-22 Grand targhee(40 inches)
12-26 jackson hole(26 inches)
12-28 Chugatch backcountry(bottomless powder)

gorgonzola

Re: Stowe Lodging Advice

.. or not worry about it and find out when you get there and plan your day from there

I would say a 6:00 am breakfast is doubtful, you can't have your (pan)cake and eat it too!
If I'm planning on hitting first chair its a clif bar and coffee for me, bacon egg and cheese sammy at best!

Spongeworthy

Re: Stowe Lodging Advice

In reply to this post by Glade Runner

Glade Runner wrote

Just pick the most expensive lodging option since your daddy pays for it. Might as well since its the most expensive mountain on the most expensive weekend.

Sno', don't go to Stowe on President's Weekend. You'll see interminable lines like Disney World or LaGuardia, not just for lifts, but for food in the lodge. And probably 4 deep at the bar (just keeping your dad in mind).

Go to Park City/Deer Valley and stay at Stein Eriksen Lodge.

"They don't think it be like it is, but it do." Oscar Gamble

skimore

Re: Stowe Lodging Advice

In reply to this post by PowderAssassin

PowderAssassin wrote

Dude....maybe call stowe and ask them. They have people PAID to help you make your plans rather than asking people on a forum that have no clue what time breakfast is in the 2015 ski season on presidents day weekend. LOL

Can't you fire up your research skills

ScottyJack

Re: Stowe Lodging Advice

would it be safe to assassinated powder at snow ridge on snow blades? that's the important question here...

I ride with Crazy Horse!

Johnnyonthespot

Re: Stowe Lodging Advice

I don't rip, I bomb.