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More early snow on Vermont's mountains and ski resorts

Posted Tuesday, October 13, 2009
— Fall & early season, Mad River Glen, Killington
More early snow on Vermont's mountains and resorts

More early snow on Vermont's mountains and resorts

Vermont ski resorts reported a couple of inches of fresh snow on their peaks this morning. When I went to check out the Mad River Glen Web cam at 9:15, I spotted this lone skier climbing to earn some very early turns! What timing!

Killington is also reporting that they started snowmaking for the season.

In some areas, the snow is making an artsy statement as it covers some very bright foliage of orange, red and yellow.

I'm so glad I hiked Camel's Hump yesterday before the snow came down. It was darn cold up there, but the foliage views from this high Vermont peak were tremendous.

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