Will your next Colorado outing include cruisin’ the groomers, ridin’ the back bowls or tearin’ it up in the terrain park? It should! Colorado’s 26 Ski Resorts offer some of the best snow, best winter activities and attractions in the world! They don’t call us Ski Country USA for nothing! Start learning more about all of our states ski areas by scrolling down the page or entering the resort name in the search box!
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Arapahoe Basin is situated high on the Continental Divide. It offers the highest ski-able terrain in North America and views from the “top of the world”. Although there are no lodges, condos or timeshares, Arapahoe Basin stands out from the other 26 resorts in Colorado because of its outstanding terrain, abundant snowfall, laid back atmosphere, unique history and spring time festivities. Read More..» |
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Just ask the locals and they’ll tell you, Aspen Highlands is their favorite! Why? Big mountain skiing! With over 1000 acres of terrain, there’s something for everyone, but if your interested in a challenge, Aspen Highlands Ski Resort is just what you’ve been looking for. With over 50% of the mountain dedicated to Diamond and Double Black Diamond runs, prepare to be aroused! Read More..» |
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Since 1947 Aspen Mountain, with its famous black-diamond terrain, has been known for “great groomers, glades, bumps and steeps for anyone who dares step off the lift”. Investing an additional $8 million dollars this year, the Aspen Skiing Company wants you to know about 11 new lifts with two new gondolas, the industry-leading Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center, and three new restaurants just to name a few amenities. Read More..» |
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In 1972, visionaries from Vail began designing a very expensive and state-of-the-art Euro style resort which they named Beaver Creek. First envisioned by Pete Seibert, co-founder and former owner of Vail Resort, this village was thought to be a contender for the 1976 Winter Olympics alpine events. Read More..» |
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The town of Breckenridge is the largest historic district of Colorado, it has as much to offer off the mountain as it does on its many trails. Take your pick from a wide variety of activities, attractions, and shops to keep you entertained. With an amazing 1.63 million skiers visiting in the 2007-2008 season, Breckenridge became the most popular ski area in North America and was named one of the top five ski locations in the world. Read More..» |
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Buttermilk is one of four ski resorts just north of Aspen Highlands in Aspen, Colorado. Buttermilk Ski Area is the easiest skiing mountain in the group and is considered a low altitude family-oriented area. It’s also the location of one of the best ski schools and children’s ski programs in the USA. The current Managing Director for the combined four Ski/Snowboard Schools of Aspen is Katie Fry. Read More..» |
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Copper Mountain is what the locals call “a nearly perfect mountain”, one of Colorado’s best ski areas. In 1971, Chuck Lewis, Copper’s founder, negotiated a deal to purchase 280 acres at the base of the mountain for the ski area. That summer, the initial construction began on the ski trails. Over the years, new lifts were added and Copper grew to its current size of 2,433 acres. Read More..» |
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Crested Butte has always been known as the perfect place to improve your skiing ability. Its natural progression from beginner to advanced terrain makes learning easy and fun! In addition, it has some of the easiest access to what is considered the country’s best steeps. There you’ll find classic bowl skiing and unexplored lines on every run. Want to take a run with some of the countries best? Crested Butte is home to some of the top extreme and elite winter athletes. Read more..» |
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Durango is among the most beautiful places in Colorado to visit. There are National Parks and Monuments nearby and so many things to see and do, you could take weeks exploring the area. The Durango Mountain Resort used to be known as Purgatory, originally named by a farmer in the late 1800’s who adopted that name for a nearby creek, which was a tributary of the Rio de las Anima Perdidas (the River of Lost Souls). Read More..» |
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If you’re in Denver and you want to ski or board in less than an hour, you need to get to Echo Park! Unlike any other ski area in the region, Echo Mountain is “dedicated to unleashing your inner freestyle self”. This is not your typical luxury resort, fine dining and valet parking venue – Echo Mountain is “pure park and pure mountain”. We cater to the snowboarder and skier who wants to rise to 10,650 feet, find awesome night skiing and riding on lighted terrain, hear great music, and meet skiers and riders of all ages and ability levels. Read More..» |
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