Surface Condition Code Definitions This ski area endeavors to
inspect trails and report conditions consistent with terminology
descriptive of surface condition(s) developed by the New York
Ski Industry Association, Ski Areas of New York, Inc. as
follows: BS= BARE SPOTS - Areas of exposed underlying trail
surface, NOT covered with sufficient amounts of any form of
snow, ice or other skiable material. No skier should attempt to
ski over or through any Bare Spot or Spots. CO= CORN SNOW -
Large ice-like granules, which are loose during above-freezing
temperatures and which freeze together during below-freezing
temperatures. Corn snow is usually a product of the above /
below freezing cycle of temperatures typical of spring days.
Large ice-like granules which remain frozen together in extended
cold periods, or chunks of ice created by incomplete grooming or
icy surfaces are not characteristic of corn snow. FG= FROZEN
GRANULAR - Granular snow which was once wet and which has frozen
together forming a rather solid o