"Skinned up Stowe after closing day, and took the backcountry gate exit from the top of the gondola towards Profanity Chute. Unfortunately the very top of the chute was too bare to think about skiing (I actually didn't even recognize it as I passed it) so I ended up skinning (with a bit of hiking here and there) to near the ridgeline along Profanity Trail. From there it was just a quick walk on mostly snow with some rocky patches to the summit, with only the last ~200 feet completely snow-free. If I hadn't had some pretty terrible blisters at that point I would have gone back for my skis and started higher. As it was, I was happy I was able to get as high as I did given the time of year. Skiing down was a blast: the chute along the trail was mostly filled in, aside from one precarious large posthole that I had to glissade past. After that, the trees were fantastic, with great coverage and plenty of nice open lines to the point where the only thing that slowed me down was my aching quads and the occasional rough tree snag (I did rip my jacket sadly). After re-joining the trails, there were a few bare patches that required navigating, but overall pretty damn good conditions for after ..." — wazoheat • Apr 23, 2024

"A hike up Moosiluake for Molly's grid. We walked halfway up the road and then went up Gorge Brook Tr to the summit. We barebooted going up and microspikes coming down. The snow was getting soft today. Beautiful day on the summit but also quite windy, making the wind chill a bit much!" — newenglandwarrior • Apr 14, 2024

"One week after a big snow storms, still tons of snow in the Whites and a lot of the main trails are broken out. Greeley Ponds trail to the Osceola trail was broken out but tons of uneven terrain. Great weather but an exhausting hike." — Alohabuffy • Mar 31, 2024

"One week after a big snow storm, still tons of snow in the Whites and a lot of the main trails are broken out. Greeley Ponds trail to the Osceola trail were broken out but tons of uneven terrain. Great weather but an exhausting hike. Snowshoes door to door. Keep those post holes to a minimum." — Alohabuffy • Mar 31, 2024

"A hike for a Calendar Day and a Grid gain for Denise. We parked near the end of the Zealand Rd and hiked up the road, then up the trail to the summit of Hale. The road had been plowed, so that made the road walk incredibly easy. Denise attempted Hale last Sunday after a snowstorm had dumped 2 feet of snow on the Saturday. Today, maybe ankle deep snow at low elevations. The difference from what she was describing and today was amazing. Windy day in the mountains. " — newenglandwarrior • Mar 30, 2024