Skiing the Whiteface Memorial Highway early in the season is a ritual for many skiers in the Lake Placid region. The toll road was skiable from top to bottom for the first time late last week. This photo was taken Friday evening in the fading light.
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How did you get there. I don’t see any tracks.
Tracks are to the right. This shot was taken in very low flat light, so there isn’t much detail or contrast in the snow.
Brendan
Thanks for sharing the early season highway report and picture. Please keep sharing your Adk photography.
On Sunday Nov. 2nd the road from the toll booth to the castle had about 1/4″ of snow and was “skied” by myself and a few others. I am using the Northeastern definition of “skied” as stayed on skis the entire trip. That also allows for NE “snow”, stepping across bare spots and skiing the ditch. Priceless!