Riders Looking For a Mass. Dump

2nd January 2007 | By Bob Niedt

Resorts in this article: Berkshire East, Catamount, Jiminy Peak, Ski Butternut, Wachusett Mountain Ski Area

I mean, look at Catamount. Sure, it has 32 trails, but bravely, it's forged ahead opening six for riders, even in warmer-than-normal temps. Berkshire East also is going with a half-dozen trails, sucking up some New Year's Weekend natural snow, too. Good ol' Jiminy Peak broke the 20-trail mark and broke out smiles on the faces of riders. Ski Butternut brought riders into the New Year with three trails (of 22) open. And Wachusett - The Great Hill - Mountain greeted 2007 with eight lanes open.

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