Many skiers and riders pay attention to big storms and miss the ones where things fill in more slowly and in a more isolated fashion. Today's storm dropped a widespread 3"-9" of light fluffy snow on ski areas across the Northeast and it will continue through this evening and there's more snow on its way in some smaller more isolated events. These less-followed events are in fact capable of creating glorious days with untracked powder and hardly anyone around to share it with, and days like these can become some of the best ever as was the case for me back in 2020 when I and some friends had a mountain almost completely to ourselves with 2' of untouched powder.

McCauley Mountain: The Best Day Ever

So there’s this place in New York out on the western edge of the Adirondacks near the town of Old Forge that 99% of people in the Northeast have never heard of and never think about going to. It has just 633′ of vertical, only 70 acres of skiable terrain,

Snowology Weather & NewsSnowology Matt

Alerting our subscribers to sleeper pow events is yet another perk of the subscription. I'm telling you now if you love pow then it's time to call in sick so that you can go out and hit this, and I'm going to tell you where!

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