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Spring skiing in Vermont! Woot-woot!

Posted Thursday, April 3, 2014
— Alpine / downhill skiing, Bolton Valley, Spring skiing

Soft snow and sunshine at Vermont's Bolton Valley Resort today.

It was soft. It was sunny. It was fun!

I'm talking about our spring skiing runs at Bolton Valley Resort today!

We felt like we had the resort to ourselves as we swished through the soft snow on Bolton Valley's slopes. We actually hit some trails that I have not been on in a very long time, including VT 200, Schuss, Sleepy Hollow Woods and Vista Glades. The snow was very soft but the coverage is still very good.

Keep in mind that first thing in the morning, the spring trails can be quite frozen, so take your time getting to the hill. Let Mother Nature soften up the snow before you hit it.

Get out there and enjoy the spring skiing while you can! 

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