<I>(Note from the Administrator: This report was originally posted on 3/1/00. Due to our move to new servers, the date and time attributed to this post is incorrect.)</I> <BR> <BR>By the latter part of this period, the great melt down had gotten as far as: mounds of coarse sugar at the bottom quarter of the south side, a skier in shorts, and another skier in a T-shirt. This is Quebec in February ? Most trails were open, and the north face was fine top to bottom. For some reason, the north face was getting shut down shortly after 4:00 PM. The south side has night skiing till 10:00PM. Even on the south face, the icing was barely noticible in late afternoon on the easy & intermediate trails (we didn't do the expert trails). The lower slope sugar was tedious. For the XC fans, this area also has 240 km. of XC trails that rise high enough that the XC diamonds are at the same elevations as the mid or top of the alpine slopes (reported to me by my friend who did some of the exeprt XC trails and also did some alpine).
Mont-Ste.-Anne, QC 2/21-25/00
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