The Forum

TheCrush shares his enthusiastic purchase of Moment Meridian 107s, factory mounting experience, and plans to put the full-rocker skis to work at Mt. Rose.

marzNC outlines Indy Pass’s expanded 2026-27 lineup and new Destination Upgrade option, while members debate its sales model, resort partnerships, and value for regional and destination skiers.

Scott asks readers to weigh names for a potential broader ski news site, with SlopeWire emerging as a favorite and replies expanding into debates over competition, journalism, business models, and experimentation.

Members remember Irv Naylor as a local ski-industry pioneer and generous steward of Liberty, Roundtop, and Whitetail, while Scott shares a letter and publishes a tribute to his lasting legacy.

Scott describes DCSki’s emergency security patch and server upgrade, asks users to report glitches, and later discovers a PHP compatibility issue that halted site emails for 19 days.

itdoesntmatter reports that Vail Resorts may face a December proxy battle, while needawax connects the shareholder unrest to stagnant guest experiences and broader management problems.

Scott revives DCSki’s Untopic, prompting members to trade stories and recommendations about BBQ, biking, music, travel, ski memories, and early-season mountain conditions.

Forum members weigh rumors about Seven Springs’ leadership and a possible North Face lift replacement, while considering the area’s underused terrain and competing resort priorities.

bob reports Arapahoe Basin’s early opening as the nation’s first, while questioning Summit County’s snowmaking capacity amid low water levels and anticipating heavier crowds.

JimK recounts decades of memorable ski-related road trips, blending scenic discoveries, roadside meals, close calls, and heartfelt reflections on traveling with his wife Kathy.

Scott previews and launches DCSki’s largest technical overhaul, adding new tools for exploring its archives, resort data, related content, and site history while readers offer feedback and spot issues.

ZARDOG reflects on whether his racing and high-risk skiing should give way to a gentler approach, prompting members to share experiences of aging, adaptation, and finding new ways to stay active.