[snowriders] Sugarloaf 2/26 :)

[MIT Snowriders Members]

Things are shaping up nicely for our upcoming trip to Sugarloaf, but we
still have plenty of spots available.

If you are on the fence about going, you should definitely come! This
mountain is not to be missed.

Sign up here:
http://snowriders.mit.edu/details_bustrip.php?id=f20358ba1795e21e6bd3886a09ef5e44



On Tue, Feb 14, 2012 at 6:51 PM, Azriel Ghadooshahy <azriel at mit.edu> wrote:

> Its time to look forward to The Big Kahuna--Sugarloaf Mountain. This
> bad-boy is one of New England's finest, and also happens to be one of the
> three mountains included in the New England Ski pass.
>
> Sugarloaf is one of the highest elevation mountains in New England
> (Maine's second highest!), with the summit peaking at 4237 ft. It also
> features a bit of something for everyone featuring 138 trails with
> different difficulties evenly distributed (34 greens, 44 blues, 39
> *blacks*, and 21* double blacks*), 3 distinct terrain parks (beginner,
> intermediate and advanced) as well as a nice long trail stretching 3.5
> miles.
>
> Of particular note is the backside of the mountain, featuring especially
> challenging and interesting double-black glades. We can only describe
> Sugarloaf as "epic". Are you up to the challenge?
>
> With snow forecasted for this week and next, we are expecting sweet
> conditions for those brave enough to to ascend to the mountain. This place
> tends to be cold, however, so dress appropriately.
>
> *Tickets are on sale<http://snowriders.mit.edu/details_bustrip.php?id=f20358ba1795e21e6bd3886a09ef5e44>now, and sales will close* Wednesday Feb 22nd  at 12pm.
>
> The price breakdown is as follows:
>
> Bus: 36
> Bus+Lift: 86
> Bus+Lift+Rental: 116
>
> The bus will depart Mass Ave and Amherst St at *4:30 am, *so set extra
> alarms. We should be back by *9 *pm.
>
> More powder to the people!
>
> Sign up here:
> http://snowriders.mit.edu/details_bustrip.php?id=f20358ba1795e21e6bd3886a09ef5e44
>



-- 
Azriel Ghadooshahy
PhD Candidate
Dept. of Brain and Cognitive Sciences
Massachusetts Institute of Technology