But just because ski season is over, it doesn't mean there's not a lot to do up in the High Country. Please take a look at our calendar to see what dates may interest you. It really is a place for every season of the year!
Showing posts with label Appalachian Ski Mountain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Appalachian Ski Mountain. Show all posts
Monday, March 21, 2016
Ski season wrapping up
We have owned Honey Bear House for several years now, but this was the first year that we actually took advantage of being close to ski slopes. This past weekend we made our second trek of the season over to Appalachian Ski Mountain where the kiddos (even the little dude) hit the slopes again. It was also the first time I've skied in probably two decades. And I didn't even die!
But just because ski season is over, it doesn't mean there's not a lot to do up in the High Country. Please take a look at our calendar to see what dates may interest you. It really is a place for every season of the year!
But just because ski season is over, it doesn't mean there's not a lot to do up in the High Country. Please take a look at our calendar to see what dates may interest you. It really is a place for every season of the year!
Thursday, November 8, 2012
A mid-November opening for (some of) the slopes
Despite all the autumn snow up in the High Country, it looks like many of the area's ski and tubing slopes will open next weekend. Opening day at Appalachian Ski Mountain is set for November 16, while Hawksnest Resort (tubing) is scheduled to open the next day. (Have we mentioned before that Our Mountain Place is right beside Hawksnest? Oh, we haven't? Now you know!)
Of course, none of this is written in snow -- er, stone.
From Hawksnest's website:
We are targeting the weekend of the 17th to open, but it will depend on the weather. Please watch our webcam for snowmaking progress. We will be open daily for zipline tours, weather permitting. Please call ahead for zipline reservations.
Sugar Mountain IS already open, according to its website:
Snowmaking in progress as temperatures allow.
Of course, none of this is written in snow -- er, stone.
From Hawksnest's website:
We are targeting the weekend of the 17th to open, but it will depend on the weather. Please watch our webcam for snowmaking progress. We will be open daily for zipline tours, weather permitting. Please call ahead for zipline reservations.
Sugar Mountain IS already open, according to its website:
Snowmaking in progress as temperatures allow.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
THIS is a good sight to see!
We talked yesterday about the crazy weather that Superstorm Sandy has brought us. One of the benefits is the early snow on the area's ski slopes! Here's an image from the webcam* at Appalachian Ski Mountain, via Ray's Weather Center%.
*The High Country is blessed with a host of great weather-related webcams. For conditions closer to Our Mountain Place, be sure to check out the Seven Devils webcam, looking back toward town hall:
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%And no trip to the mountains should be complete without first checking out Ray's Weather Center. Bookmark it TODAY!
*The High Country is blessed with a host of great weather-related webcams. For conditions closer to Our Mountain Place, be sure to check out the Seven Devils webcam, looking back toward town hall:
\%And no trip to the mountains should be complete without first checking out Ray's Weather Center. Bookmark it TODAY!
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