The countless steep nooks that riddle Mad River are often full of ice flows, gnarled trees and rocky ledges. They also tend to catch surprising amounts of snow, at least enough to support one neck-deep pow turn for local Ian Forgays. Piecing them together is a rewarding, lifelong and often frightening endeavor. A few feet below this specific turn, the line morphed into a 30-foot ice bulge.
The Ski Journal Volume Eleven, Issue Two: Page 40
