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fatlazyless · 12-06-2004, 10:17 PM

Everyone knows about the Waterville Valley snowboard and ski area. What nobody seems to use any more is the WV cross country ski area. It has 105 kilometers of trails on beginner, intermediate and challenging terrain and a small Bombardier diesel powered $80k xc trail grooming vehicle. On the Forest Service sign on Route 49 on the way to WV, it says 'no snowmobile trails available in WV.' For all you city people who don't want to share their xc trail with any flourescent green, 100mph, two-stroke smelly oil, high pitched whiney, high revvin sno-mos, the 105 km of WV xc trails are basically, always totally empty. It ain't like the old days when Tom Corcoran was running WV from 1965-1993. How do you say the xc trails here are very quiet?

12-06-2004, 10:17 PM	#54
fatlazyless Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 8,762 Blog Entries: 1 Thanks: 300 Thanked 1,014 Times in 739 Posts	Bonding w/ the woods. Everyone knows about the Waterville Valley snowboard and ski area. What nobody seems to use any more is the WV cross country ski area. It has 105 kilometers of trails on beginner, intermediate and challenging terrain and a small Bombardier diesel powered $80k xc trail grooming vehicle. On the Forest Service sign on Route 49 on the way to WV, it says 'no snowmobile trails available in WV.' For all you city people who don't want to share their xc trail with any flourescent green, 100mph, two-stroke smelly oil, high pitched whiney, high revvin sno-mos, the 105 km of WV xc trails are basically, always totally empty. It ain't like the old days when Tom Corcoran was running WV from 1965-1993. How do you say the xc trails here are very quiet?