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Holy shit! I was also there with my family yesterday! Small world.
I'll be darned! Coming back today? I hear @tim h is on his way, too! We are about to run up there and hit the slopes!
No, we were just there for the day Friday.
Its raining today and after skiing 7 of the last 9 days and having aches and pains that ibuprofen can't touch, this will be my position all day.
I have a few tips for those who rent ski equipment. Buy boots for those who have stopped growing and have a custom fit done even after finding the right fitting boot. It makes a huge difference in many ways to take your own boots with you. Reserve performance rentals or demos at a local ski equipment retailer instead of the main resort. Better stuff that is better taken care of and swapped out more often. Less crowded and quicker too. Buy and bring your own helmets. Getting the right fit helps too.
If we need heat we just open the cabin door and it's usually plenty. On sunny days the radiant heat from the sun is all we need because we're out of the wind due to the enclosure. If opening the door isn't cutting it we could use a small space heater, but we've never needed to do that out of the slip. Now while in our covered slip in the marina we do run a space heater to warm the enclosure area.
