Thanks to La Nina’s recent offerings (37” and counting in the past four days!) along with Wade the plow guy pushing in a drop in ramp, Skull Mountain is now open. Discounted lift tickets will also be offered through the weekend, costing $0 on Friday, November 26th and $0 on Saturday and Sunday, November 27th and 28th. More snow is predicted for the weekend, so we’re optimistic that more jib lines, jumps and drop in zones will be opening soon. Skull Mountain WOULD have a rail garden, but some crack head from the meth lab trailer park behind us must of sold it for some rock so at the moment, no rails.
While "some" area's feel that there isn't sufficient snow for an opening weekend, us Skull Mountainers are ready to get the season going.
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ReplyDeleterails? those kids should be brought up under proper care-set a steamboat log line up for them; log line, bbq, and a pony keg near by=property value increase.
ReplyDeleteps-and thank you for teaching your child to throw a method properly.
-j.