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SnoCountry SnoShots: East Ski And Ride Season Begins

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Killington-snowmakers-peak-walkway Killington snowmakers bring the dream to reality. (Killington/Facebook)

Stoke was high this week for east coast skiers and riders, as the power of snowmaking and the fortune of cold weather combined for October openings at Killington and Sunday River, with Mount Snow and Wildcat spinning lifts this coming weekend. 

In just a few days of snowmaking, Sunday River and Killington were able to open for the 2018-19 season. Meanwhile, natural snow from Maine to West Virginia  has everyone amped to hit the mountains.

Western Maine mountain views from Sunday River opening day 2018. (Sunday River/Facebook)

Mount Snow’s snowgun investment pays dividends to skiers and riders. (Mount Snow)

Mother nature gives a helping hand in Pinkham Notch. (Wildcat)

The white stuff falls Oct. 21 at West Virginia’s Snowshoe. (Snowshoe)

A white blanket covers the Sugarloaf base area. (Sugarloaf/Facebook)

A frosty scene from atop Whiteface this week. (ASRC Whiteface Mountain /Facebook)                           

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Martha Wilson

Martha Wilson

With a background as an English teacher, Martha Wilson has sought out opportunities to combine her passion for reading and writing with her love of outdoor pursuits. She has served the ski industry experience in public relations at Bretton Woods, N.H. After realizing what a different game getting on to the snow would be after having kids, she started blogging about winter adventures with growing rippers as the Outdoor Mom. Those blog posts have appeared in SnoCountry.com. She is currently SnoCountry.com Editorial Director.

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