Well folks, the time has finally come. Whiteface is calling it a season after this weekend, and today was my last day skiing there.

There was sunshine, it was warm (but not terribly warm), the pond skim happened and, just in general, there was a fun atmosphere around the mountain.

After a cold start to the week, and even a powder day on Tuesday, spring returned to Whiteface today.

It’s been a while since we’ve seen much in the way of snow, so this was an extra sweet treat.

It felt like a winter day at Whiteface this afternoon!

Had it not been a little windy, I think I could’ve got away with wearing shorts.

After four long months, and probably against all odds, this ski is set to be reunited with its owner.

Visibility was terrible everywhere, except the very bottom. The fog was so dense at times that it felt like I was in a Silent Hill game.

Yesterday was a warm day in the North Country. Temperatures were in the 50s, and then it rained last night. After that, it got cold. Put that all together and you’ve got the recipe for a fast and firm ski day.

It’s been a roller coaster of a month in terms of temperatures and precipitation in the East. How’s the base holding up at Whiteface Mountain?

Good things come to those who ski, and fortunately, I ski.

After 51 long days deep in the Adirondack Mountains, wrangling in run after run on his trusty steed, Armada, Wild Bill passed more than two million vertical feet skied this season today.

After Monday’s warm temperatures, which were followed by yesterday’s big freeze, and very windy conditions, I was a little worried about how Whiteface would be today, but it ended up being pretty nice.

After a cold and snowy winter, followed by a week or so of spring skiing, classic Ice Coast conditions returned today to the East.

Today was the first real spring-like ski day of the season. There was lots of sunshine, warm temperatures, soft snow and plenty of terrain open.

March is probably the best month to ski Whiteface.