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Any places close to Salmon Hills?
With Salmon Hills closed, are there any other places in that part of
NY state that do a comparable job of grooming for classic and skate? I know there are places in the east of the state (Garnett Hill, Lapland Lake and such), but for the amount and consistency of snow within 6 hours travel time from Central NJ that area can't be beat. Please share your ideas. Thanks! |
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Any places close to Salmon Hills?
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Larry wrote: With Salmon Hills closed, are there any other places in that part of NY state that do a comparable job of grooming for classic and skate? Osceola, but apparently they haven't started grooming yet. He's also got a decent shop with some pretty aggressive pricing. http://uxcski.com -- Melinda Shore - Software longa, hardware brevis - Prouder than ever to be a member of the reality-based community |
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Any places close to Salmon Hills?
Sorry for the late reply - just saw the original post. As a longtime
Salmon Hills skier, I feel your pain! Osceola is the only other place in the Tug Hill area with comparable grooming. That wasn't the case in past years; SH used a Pisten Bully while Hugh at Osceola used (and still uses) a snowmobile, so the skating lanes were smoother and firmer and the tracks were pressed as only a PB can. But Hugh acquired a new, heavier snowmobile and a new grooming implement last season and it seems to have made a big difference. We've been there 3 times since they opened and the grooming has been very good each time. The skating lanes are firm and much smoother than before and the classic tracks looked firm and deep. Big improvement that lessens the pain a bit. The trails at Osceola are fun and there are some challenging hills. But I miss the lookout, Blue Thunder, Coey Hill, etc. Todd On Dec 13 2009, 3:29*pm, Larry wrote: With Salmon Hills closed, are there any other places in that part of NY state that do a comparable job of grooming for classic and skate? I know there are places in the east of the state (Garnett Hill, Lapland Lake and such), but for the amount and consistency of snow within 6 hours travel time from Central NJ *that area can't be beat. Please share your ideas. Thanks! |
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