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Colorado Ski Resorts
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area
An immortal winter giant, the mountain stands tall with a summit
elevation of 13,050ft, blanketed in fresh snow. From the base it
invites you, calm and silent. Over a hundred trails expertly carved
through its depths and seven chairlifts raising excited patrons to the
sky, you stand in awe, captivated by its brilliance as the sun peaks
curiously through the snow-filled clouds. It is the Legendary Arapahoe
Basin.
Since 1946 Arapahoe basin has been serving up a fantastic ride for
skiers and riders from the Colorado area as well as the world. Last
season A-Basin opened on October 10th - the first ski area to open in
the nation and its earliest opening in 63 years of operation.
Receiving over 350 inches of snowfall annually, we're also typically
the last ski area to close.
Brand new in January of 2008, the Montezuma Bowl expansion
introduced 400 new acres to the legendary Arapahoe Basin. The new Zuma
chair lift gives easy access to more groomed runs, chutes, bowls and
glades. Last season's largest expansion in the nation gives you 80%
more of what you love about A-Basin. |
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Aspen Highlands |
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Beaver Creek Resort |
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Breckenridge Ski Resort |
| Buttermilk Ski Area |
| Chapman Ski Hill |
Copper Mountain Resort
Copper Mountain is a full inclusive resort with three distinct
villages (The East Village, the Village at Copper and Union Creek)
ideally suited for different personalities, all within easy walking
distance of the slopes and activities. copper has 17 mountain
establishments located in the East Village and The Village at Copper
for coffee, fine dinning, quick bites and grill options. For those
guest seeking recreational pursuits other than skiing and riding,
Copper offers snow tubing, snowshoeing, dog sledding, scenic and
dinner sleigh rides, snowmobiling, an athletic club and ice skating.
For up-to-date weather, photos and more, visit
www.coppercolorado.com. For Winter 80/09, Copper introduces
Woodward at Copper, a first-of-its-kind year round training facility
dedicated to skiing and snowboarding. |
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Crested Butte Mountain Resort
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Durango Mountain Resort
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Echo
Mountain
Echo Mountain is Denver's closest, cheapest and freshest ski and
snowboard area located just 35 miles from downtown and 12 miles above
Evergreen. Echo Mountain offers skiing and snowboarding terrain and
features for all ages and ability levels. The area, which sits at an
elevation of 10,500 feet, features night skiing and riding. 100%
snowmaking coverage and full skier services including rentals and ski
and ride school programs. For more information and driving directions,
visit echomt.com or call 303.325.7247
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Eldora Mountain Resort
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Howelsen Hill Ski Area
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Keystone Resort
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Loveland Ski Area |
Monarch Mountain
Monarch Mountain is located in south central Colorado, well
south of the freeway madness that gridlocks Interstate 70 from Denver
to the Front Range resorts each weekend. Located on Highway 50 on the
Continental Divide, Monarch is very accessible. It's also one of the
oldest ski areas in Colorado, established in 1939. Monarch Mountain is
what you expect from a real Colorado ski area. Abundant natural snow
(350+ inches) and friendly people are two of our strongest attributes.
You can walk from your car right to the lifts, prices are reasonable,
and the runs flow naturally back to the base area. At Monarch you'll
lose the crowds but not your friends. |
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Powderhorn Resort |
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Silverton Mountain |
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Ski Cooper |
Steamboat Ski Town USA
Steamboat is ready for the next season to remember, after last
year's record breaking 489 inches of snow. The resort was recently
selected, again, as the #1 Family Resort in the West by Ski Magazine
and the Best Tree Skiing in North America by Sikiing Magazine. Over
the past 3 seasons nearly $30 million in on-mountain capital
improvements have taken place at the resort, including $4 million
invested specifically in the 2008-09 winter. New conveniences for
guest include Steamboat Ski & Sport Downtown, a location in Howelsen
Place offering rentals, retail, official log merchandise, lift tickets
and lessons. Steamboat also added more than 200 new free parking
spaces at the Meadows parking lot and will celebrate numerous
anniversaries this year, including the 35th Cowboy Downhill January
20th and the 10th annual Steamboat MusicFest January 5-10th, 2009. For
up to date weather information, slope conditions and events &
activities planned for the 2008-09 winter please visit
www.steamboat.com. |
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Sunlight Mountain Resort |
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Telluride Ski Resort |
| Vail |
Winter Park Resort
Winter Park is only 67 miles from Denver, is family friendly,
and offers an incredible variety of terrain spread across five
mountains, At 3,060 acres, Winter Park Resort is BIG. Combine this
with over 3,000 ft. of vertical and 30 ft. of snow annually and you
have the makings for your next great ski trip full of what ever
terrain you desire. Steeps? No Problem - head to Vasquez Cirque Bumps
- the size of small VW bugs over at Mary Jane. Groomers? Winter Park
Mountain has you covered for both great groomers and beginner terrain.
Deeps? On a powder day - Vasquez Ridge is usually the last place
anyone looks! Terrain Parks? We have five including the limited access
park, Dark Territory. |
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Wolf Creek Ski Area |
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