The temps were higher this morning, with a base temp of 35 degrees as I parked my car. There was a high cloud deck that filtered the Sun, but some openings made the details stand out. Another great job of Snow Making and Grooming made the prepared runs delightful as they offered dry chalky lines that let you dial it up. Traffic was very light and there was plenty of room on the Tram and it was fun catching up with the new arrivals after a long Summer of adventure. Here are two of my most favorite folks who were stoked to be on the peak and ready to get the goods. The Sun did burn through the overcast and the afternoon session offered sunny lines and soft smooth turns, that made it easier to keep the pace in the window. It is tempting to let it fly, but my legs are going to need a bit more time. These are great training days with the fast laps and quick turnaround. It looks like there is some weather coming in the next few days, so it will be fun to see how it all shakes out. Tomorrow, look for more smooth corduroy goodness for the morning session. I expect visibility to be an issue as more clouds move in ahead of the next system. Coverage remains excellent on the prepared lines and you can feel confident locking in an edge. See you there for the first Tram. Dial it up, Dial it in!!!

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