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Bring on the snowstorms, March! We know you can do it!

Posted Wednesday, March 3, 2021
Photo of cross-country skiing in fluffy snow on March 3

Cross-country skiing on March 3

Graphic of Mt. Mansfield snow stake at 55 inches on March 3

The Mt. Mansfield snow stake at 55 inches on March 3

Photo of ski touring in the woods ski tour on February 21

Woods ski tour on February 21

Photo of ski touring in the woods ski tour on February 21

February 21

Photo of mountain view while Nordic skiing on February 8

Nordic skiing on February 8

Recently we've been enjoying the snow any way we can — from powdery goodness to challenging crust. 

This morning after a thaw-and-freeze cycle, it was nice to cross-country ski on groomed trails with an inch of super-soft snow on them! The early bird gets the fluff!

Check out the stake near the top of Mt. Mansfield. The snowpack is about 12 inches less than normal for this time of year. But March can be a terrific month for snow. Let's hope it comes through again this year!

Hope you've been spending time out on the snow, too!

TAKE NOTE!

In an attempt to keep COVID-19 in check, Vermont and its ski resorts have RESTRICTIONS AND RULES about traveling to the state and skiing/riding at resorts. Review the rules on these websites:

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