Yesterday's paper, front page story titled "Traffic Control On The Slopes". Subtitled "Ski Patrol focuses on customer safety even if it
means taking passes"
Gist of story: Snowbasin patrol is getting a rep for pulling passes from high-speed teenagers around posted slow skiing areas. We may have to be a little careful heading down to the lodge and down Bear Hollow (somewhat narrow area littered with beginners). I personally was never warned last year but have not (yet) skiied Snowbasin this season.
PowMow policy is to mark your pass with an X on the first warning, pull it if stopped again the same day. Mike and I have been flying down Mainline (black run under Hidden Lake lift) flat out without being told to slow down, but not in traffic nor in presence of patrollers.
Take it for what it's worth; buyer beware, etc...
Gist of story: Snowbasin patrol is getting a rep for pulling passes from high-speed teenagers around posted slow skiing areas. We may have to be a little careful heading down to the lodge and down Bear Hollow (somewhat narrow area littered with beginners). I personally was never warned last year but have not (yet) skiied Snowbasin this season.
PowMow policy is to mark your pass with an X on the first warning, pull it if stopped again the same day. Mike and I have been flying down Mainline (black run under Hidden Lake lift) flat out without being told to slow down, but not in traffic nor in presence of patrollers.
Take it for what it's worth; buyer beware, etc...
... on skis and carrying guns
and that they'd have to catch me first to take my pass off me...
