The forecast was for a dreary overcast day with temperatures around the freezing mark. I noted that some trails were closed. They were mostly black diamonds and trails that rely on natural snow. It wasn t surprising, especially in view of the 65 degree weather that had hit the state earlier in the week. Bromley is right on Route 11.
Parking is on the other side of the highway.
Depending on the day, you may find yourslef standing around in the rain, or standing in your stall clutching an icy rail as the truck slowly wends its way back under the road to what they call the Wild Boar base lodge. The clerk at the ticket window was polite and helpful and advised me about Bromley s refund policy. You can ski for up to an hour and get credit for another day if you don t like the conditions. I wonder how many people take advantage of such an offer. So, I made the decision to stay even though Bromley s high speed detachable quad that takes you to the summit was iced up and not running.