I ate at the White Wolf Inn my last night there and everything was great. I got a local cider, fried bacon mac and cheese balls, crispy duck with apple glaze, and maple cream cake. I will definitely eat here again. 8/

Moving on to Sugarloaf, conditions went down the drain. The mountain was a sheet of ice, making even single blacks basically unrideable. The boardercross course was still very fun though, I'll have to come back here as well. The Hostel of Maine was a cozy and cheap place to stay. 7/

After an amazing two days at Jay, I drove 3 hours to Saddleback, where unfortunately it was warmer with not as much snow both days I was there. Even with that, I still enjoyed the mountain a lot, and would love to visit again during the core season. Shout out to my Cardiff Goat, great board. 6/

Plus they had 3 cats and a dog! Cornelius, Surius(ly) Black, Siddal, and Pogo were full of personality. Siddal is a scaredy cat, but there other 3 were very happy with how much I pet them. 5/

I stayed at Rose Apple Acres farm airbnb, which was very cozy. The couple running it were very nice, and provided an amazing breakfast every morning. They even had homemade apple cider and coffee-infused maple syrup, both of which were incredibly good. 4/

The first 2 days I spent at Jay Peak. It snowed probably 3 inches through the first day then another 3 overnight, making for great conditions. The woods were very full, with powder all over. The only downside is that it was covered with clouds then entire time, so no full mountain pictures. 3/

Day 1: I drove 7 hours to the airbnb, then went out for dinner at Bernie's restaurant. The chef is from NJ, so I had to go there. 2/