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Powderhorn Ski Resort
Powderhorn Resort is located in western Colorado on the side of the Grand Mesa, the world's largest flat-top mountain. With 510 acres of terrain and a vertical drop of 1,650 feet, Powderhorn offers slopes for beginners to experts. The 360,000 acres on top of the Grand Mesa is the site for miles of cross-country and some of the best snowmobiling in the world.
Beaver Creek Resort
Beaver Creek is a feast for the eyes; a delight for the senses. The influence of renowned resorts such as Switzerland's St. Moritz, Italy's Cortina, and Spain's Val d'Aran led to the creation of a unique mountain resort full of excitement and village luxury.
Crested Butte
Crested Butte inspires a passion for adventure within you no matter what your quest may be. From the moment you walk the streets of the historic mining town and meet the people who live here or view the ski mountain's crested peak for the first time you can tell this is a special place that stirs your inner sprit.
Loveland Resort
The Loveland Ski Area is a ski area located near the town of Georgetown, Colorado. The area is a one of the closest to the Denver metro area and Front Range corridor making it popular with locals. The Valley is geared toward beginners at Loveland. It has only 2 lifts, one serving its intermediate runs and another that exclusively serves its beginner slope, All Smiles.
Aspen Highlands
Aspen Highlands is the locals’ favorite, whether for its steepterrain, groomed cruisers or breathtaking views of the Maroon Bells. So, how does a 12,500-foot mountain top itself? If it’s Aspen
Highlands, it unveils Deep Temerity — 230-plus acres of new advanced and expert terrain that recently opened along with the Deep Temerity
triple chair, which rises 1,700 vertical feet in 7.3 minutes.
Durango Mountain Resort
Durango Mountain Resort is a mountain community that feels like home but is like no place you've ever been.
An endless backyard filled with exploration, relaxation and excitement. A destination where wildflowers grow thick as grass, trails lead off into the sunset and family members come to reunite.
Steamboat Ski & Resort
The terrain at Steamboat is spread across 5 mountains; it is the 2nd largest ski area in Colorado. Long wide groomed trails and beginner only areas are complimented by steep mogul courses, double black diamond powder filled chutes and endless treed terrain. The lift system is fast and efficient.
Eldora Mountain Resort
Eldora is skiing, snowboarding, cross country and snowshoe friendly! Eldora opened for skiing in 1962 and boasts Colorado's best snowmaking system. Coverage is 100% of groomed terrain, more than any other resort in Colorado. The most difficult mountain to ski at Eldora is the Corona Bowl - a double black diamond.
Sunlight Mountain Resort
Sunlight’s intimate, unpretentious atmosphere can be attributed to its small-town roots named after a once-thriving coal mining town in the area that disappeared in the early 1900s. With its summit situated on Compass Mountain, Sunlight offers beautiful vistas of majestic Mount Sopris and the surrounding Elk Mountain Range, as well as hundreds of acres of mild greens, intermediate slopes and black diamond extremes to satisfy all levels of abilities.
Vail Resorts
At 5,289 acres, Vail is the largest single Ski Mountain in North America, featuring seven powdery bowls, the backcountry skiing of Blue Sky Basin and the front side. 1,500 acres of “corduroy” each day means the most groomed terrain on the planet. Combined with a yearly average of 346 inches of snowfall and 300 days of sunshine, Vail is a skier’s paradise.