On March 23, Homer Electric Association and Kachemak Ski Club celebrated HEA Day, Ski for Free, up at the Rope Tow. The weather was beautiful, the barbecue yummy, and the spring skiing was great. HEA has been a wonderful and consistent supporter of the ski club, and we are very grateful for that.
So is the snow all gone? No, as of this writing, there’s still a good 8 inches to a foot of snow on the average in the Ohlson Mountain area, and if there’s enough interest and the chilly weather holds up, we’ll be open from noon to 5 for some fabulous spring skiing on Sunday afternoons. Make sure to call 235-SNOW or check Facebook for updates, prior to coming up the hill.
Nell Gustafson
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