I resent that! I love BW . . . when the glades are all open it's lots o'fun.
Okay. I'm in for crow eating.
That's a bit like ...putting an NDK boat on top of that Enclave
I resent that! I love BW . . . when the glades are all open it's lots o'fun.
Okay. I'm in for crow eating.
There’s the L’Est Go card which is a multi day discount card for the eastern townships resorts.Didn't there used to be a pass that included Jay and some of the eastern Quebec resorts? Bromont, Sutton, Owls Head?
That's a bit like ...putting an NDK boat on top of that Enclave
More like I couldn't afford to keep destroying and replacing my ski gear every year!!! LMAO I'm gettn' old....... I gotta chill!Interesting. Have you also eliminated spices and strong flavors from your diet? Bought a white Buick LeSabre?
I haven't skied Jay in a couple years...but it still ranks as one of my favorite mountains in the east (it may even be my #1). My main tip is to make an effort to meet a local that skis the trees...there are so many great runs not contained on the map. I've followed multiple regulars on different occasions, and everyone has their own secrets and favorites.Any tips or advice about cool stuff to check out on the mountain? Any favorite trail pods and trees?
Hopefully I’ll make some friends at ski school!I haven't skied Jay in a couple years...but it still ranks as one of my favorite mountains in the east (it may even be my #1). My main tip is to make an effort to meet a local that skis the trees...there are so many great runs not contained on the map. I've followed multiple regulars on different occasions, and everyone has their own secrets and favorites.
Manoir Hovey is on my list of places to go! Too bad I won’t have a partner to go there with but perhaps it’s time for a girls’ weekend.More like I couldn't afford to keep destroying and replacing my ski gear every year!!! LMAO I'm gettn' old....... I gotta chill!
FYI Everyone:
The other item... forget eating in the Newport area if you're not at Miso Hungry. Quebec is Foodie paradise! Just hop across the border and eat literally just about anywhere....... and not to mention the bread, wine and croissants!!! OMG
Here's one for ya..... hop skip and a jump.... $$$$$ but you can also find much cheaper eats.
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For shopping, head to Quartier DIX30 down the road in Brossard. I used to live near Paramus, NJ and this is like 7 Paramus' put together. It's literally a mall city. Never mind that, the fashion there puts even Manhattan to shame! LOL
Lastly for interesting ski experiences head up to Valinouet up in the Mont Valin north of Jonquierre, and/or do some guided hut to hut/BC in the Chic Chocs......Beware: It's snows insanely hard up there... and it's FRIGID. I've been turned around on snowmobile trips many times while on trail sleds. The trails just end bec it's snowing so crazy hard.
Unfortunately, I never even heard of the place? How I don't know. I have slept and eaten and stopped at the ski shop in Montgomery Center more than a few times.Have we not discussed Zack's on the Rocks? I suppose that belongs in the retro forum.
Yup.The other item... forget eating in the Newport area if you're not at Miso Hungry. Quebec is Foodie paradise! Just hop across the border and eat literally just about anywhere....... and not to mention the bread, wine and croissants!!! OMG
TBD at this point...Also, @Lauren - are you going to Diva East this year?
One of my favorite days at Jay was up there with the coldest days I've ever skied (like painful finger-tingling cold). The Tram and Freezer were closed, so this ^^^ is the loop we took. We also did short runs down Goat Run, and then short 5-minute walks up Alligator Alley to get over to Everglades. Untouched runs every time. The downside is you then have to take the Metro quad up and traverse back to Stateside...overall...worth it.When front side lifts are closed: Tram and Freezer, you can ride the Bonnie ( Bonaventure chair) and take just a short, like less than 100 yards along a cat track, hike to access a whole side of the mountain where no one will be skiing. This happens during storms and often the deepest snow piles up in Beaver Pond glades. You will have them all to yourself!
Yup.
Had a scrumptious lunch at Taverne 1855 in Magog, just days or even hours before the pandemic really hit. I see their reviews are mixed, now, so who knows. The point is that there is a real food culture close by.
NoHave you had a boat up there?
FYI I hear ya! I know them a bit and I've had conversations w/ them. Culturally, it's actually an ode to an overarching anti-war theme done in an incredibly deep and artistic film called "Full Metal Jacket". On the surface yes offensive, but if you dig deeper into the meaning and the true art of that groundbreaking Kubrick film, it will start to flower and you will see many of the perspectives intended to be represented in this deep film.I do wish Miso Hungry would change its offensive and cringe-worthy name. I’ve enjoyed numerous delicious meals there, but I suspect the Japanese-born owner allowed her non-Asian husband to guide her in name selection without any appreciation of the ugly stereotypes that plague Asian Americans.
Serious issues around boating Memphremagog. I usually ended up w/ a gross brown ring around my boat every time I took it there and cruised for at least 15 min. That's never happened in the other areas I boat here in VT. I stopped going when 7 Days released the article about the amount of sewage legally allowed to "seep" in to the lake from the landfill. It's been a major sticking point between US and CA where each blames the other.Have you had a boat up there?