- Aspen- Aspen is well known as a resort of
class. It is one of the favorite haunts of the rich and famous and caters to a high
class ski experience.
For more information visit the official Ski Aspen web site
- Arapahoe Basin- Arapahoe basin also known as
"the Legend" is located above the timberline above the North Peak. Because of
its extreme elevation, its ski season can extend until mid-June. This ski area
offers the longest ski season in Colorado.(see also Keystone)
To find out more information visit Arapahoe Basin's web site.
- Beaver Creek- Ten miles west of Vail lies the
newer of the two resorts, Beaver Creek. Outdoor luxury and quality skiing are what
you will find here.
To find out more information visit snow.com's official Beaver Creek
web site.
- Breckenridge- The closest ski area to
Colorado Springs, Breckenridge is a great place for beginning and intermediate skiers
alike. Slopes of easy to moderate difficulty sprawl across three mountains.
To find out more information visit snow.com's official Breckenridge
web site.
- Copper- Located in Summit County ski area it
is the home to the only North American Club Med ski resort. With 75 runs, a large
health club, and a luxurious hotel, there is nothing more that the discriminating skier
could want.
To find out more information visit Summit Net's web site.
- Crested Butte- Crested Butte touts 1,160
acres of skiable terrain. For snowboarders, there is a terrific snowboard park.
All of this is covered by more than 25 feet of snow each winter.
To find out more information visit Crested Butte Mountain Resort's web site.
- Cuchara Mountain Resort- Offering downhill
skiing, Cross Country skiing, night skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, sleigh rides, dog
sledding and so much more, Cuchara Mountain Resort is located southwest from Colorado
Springs.
To find out more information visit the Cuchara Mountain Resort web site.
- Eldora Mountain- Close to both Denver and
Boulder, Eldora Mountain offers convenience with slopes that accommodate everyone from
beginning to advanced skiers.
To find out more information visit Eldora Mountain Resort's web site.
- Keystone- What would you think if you could
pay for just one lift ticket and ski three mountains? Keystone lets you do just
that. Keystone Mountain offers groomed skiing. North Peak offers intermediate and
advanced runs. Powder skiing can be found at Arapahoe basin. (see separate listing)
Another great feature that is fast becoming popular at Keystone is night skiing.
To find out more information visit snow.coms official Keystone web
site.
- Loveland Basin- Located entirely in the
Arapahoe National Forest, Loveland Basin offers a variety of ski experiences for the
beginner to the experienced skier.
To find out more information visit the Loveland Ski Area web site.
- Monarch- Monarch is located on the
Continental Divide amid the San Isabel National Forest. With one of the most abundant
snowfalls in the state (over 350 inches a year) the views are breathtaking.
To find out more information visit the Ski Monarch web site.
- Purgatory- One of the most well know ski
areas, Purgatory (located near Durango in southwest Colorado) offers ski runs geared
toward the intermediate skier. The moguls are especially brutal to even the most
experienced mogul runner.
To find out more information visit the Ski Purgatory web site.
- Snowmass- Twelve miles from Aspen, 95% of its
lodging is right on the mountain. Dog sled rides and snowshoe tours are available.
To find out more information visit the Ski Aspen web site.
- Steamboat- A broad mountain in the heart of
northwest Colorado, Steamboat has a variety of terrain. From mogul slots, miles of
open cruising for average skiers, and powder bowls await the anxious skier.
To find out more information visit the official Steamboat web site.
- Telluride- Once a booming mining town,
Telluride, has a unique blend of Victorian atmosphere with a Western hospitality.
Deemed a Mecca to skiers of all abilities, it is one of the most beautiful ski areas to
visit.
To find out more information visit the Telluride
Visitors Guide web site.
- Vail- Still the largest single-mountain ski
resort in Colorado, those looking for some great powder enjoy the back bowls. For
intermediate skiers, there's fall-line cruising. For a true test of skill, take a
run down Look Ma.
To find out more information visit snow.com Vail Resorts
web page.
- Winter Park- A great place to ski for skiers
of all capabilities winter park offers it all. Along with affordability comes a
great skiing experience for all ages.
To find out more information visit the Winter at the Park
web site.
- Wolf Creek- Located in the
beautiful setting of the San Juan Mountains in southern Colorado, Wolf Creek offers a
relaxed atmosphere of skiing for all levels of skiing experience.
To find out more information visit the Ski Wolf Creek web site.
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