Not a water problem. Perhaps a willpower problem?
Scott, how about an interview with Mr. Baker, the GM who is in his second winter at CVR? Maybe there are some positives that we aren't seeing or hearing about?
It looks like they diverting the resources to the tubing park. The mountain cam looking back at the base lodge you see the fan guns in the background going.
I hope they can expansion the terrain for open day.
I agree, even though Blackwater has the sledding hill. Canaan can market a lot more with tubing, lodging and the ski area as a package deal. It seems like they don't mind that T-Line is the go to spot now and like being the alternative for the crowds.
snapdragon wrote:
tubing park is a moneymaker...resort is deemed open if b slope is skiing...imho their onsite weather monitoring station is their greatest asset
snapdragon wrote:
tubing park is a moneymaker...resort is deemed open if b slope is skiing...imho their onsite weather monitoring station is their greatest asset
Sorry … b slope? 🤷♂️
Woody
Thanks snapdragon. 👍
Woody
Can we just say that CV is great on a powder day and their operations are lacking all the way around? I used to love coming here, but the management and infrastructure for snowmaking have always been the two biggest problems. Their lifts are fine. They can keep being mediocre because the rest of the resort excels and they have great deals on lift tickets and kids ski free up to a certain age. This brings in just enough revenue to be sustainable.
If the state can spend 8 million dollars on a Dopplemayr Pulse Gondola for one or both at Pipestem and Hawks Nest, I do not see why they cannot commit to one of their biggest and baddest parks.....
While I have been going off and on to the valley for nearly 30 years of my life, I can say that Timberline will always be king! It is one of my favorite mountains of all time and my home mountain. CV just needs to get a boost in quality. It is sad that they rejected Mr. Price's offer, but their loss....
