picture of Waterbury Reservoir from today . it looks like there may be some good skating ice represented in gray that can probably only be accessed from the dam, as the eastern section

swung by Waterbury Reservoir the other day on my way up to Malletts and it was completely snow covered, sadly.  On Feb 22, 2024, at 11:50 AM, David Huck <david.huck@gmail.com>

know how Waterbury reservoir was today? Has any snow fallen on either Green River Res or Waterbury? We are considering going to either or both of these spots tomorrow, Anyone else? On

of the reservoir matters quite a bit here as well. Of the ones we've been discussing recently, Moore is probably the biggest, and so even if it's releasing at full throttle,

think the Waterbury Reservoir email must have gotten stuck in the ether. If you look closely, you'll see it has a date of 1/19 before the snow. -Phyl On Sat, Jan 28, 2023 at 7:59 PM Bonna

skate on Waterbury res. It was my first time there,such a beautiful place. We found two areas with significant gas hole activity. One area was near the mouth of Stephenson brook,the

I can report: Waterbury is very nice right now. Ben

prediction for Waterbury Reservoir for tomorrow? - 1 Update Radio interview Thursday morning re Nordic skating? - 2 Updates Waterbury rez. - 1 Update Lake Fairlee today (Fairlee,

- Moore Reservoir <#m_-3806407741566696780_group_thread_2> - 1 Update > - Lake Fairlee <#m_-3806407741566696780_group_thread_3> - 3 Updates > - Moore reservoir

: > Waterbury Reservoir has consistent 4-5" of pebbly grey ice, slightly more > textured than the orange peel surface most have been reporting at other > locales, but

Hunger, Waterbury Reservoir looked good and closer > inspection revealed that it is. There were ice fishers at the Blush Hill > entrance and the surface looked great. I'

from the Waterbury Center state park, where there is 1" of grey ice on top of 4.5" of black ice, for a whopping 5.5" total. Orange peel with a dusting of snow that changed

skated on Waterbury Reservoir late this afternoon from the Blush Hill Road boat launch west toward the dam and then up lake about a mile. The ice is totally safe: I found six inches of ice