*Sports Index
*Skiing Index
*Arapahoe
Basin
*Aspen Highlands
*Aspen Mountain
*Aspen Buttermilk
*Aspen Snowmass
*Beaver Creek
*Berthoud
*Breckenridge
*Copper Mountain
*Crested Butte
*Cuchara Valley
*Eldora Mountain
*Howelson
*Keystone
*Loveland
*Monarch
*Powderhorn
*Purgatory/Durango
*Silver Creek
*Ski Cooper
*Steamboat
*Sunlight
*Telluride
*Vail
*Winter Park
*Wolf Creek
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Wolf
Creek
- # of lifts= 20
- skiable acres= 2,886 ft.
- vertical feet= 2,610 ft.
- summit elevation= 12,060 ft.
- # of trails= 134
- average snowfall= 370"
- base elevation= 9,000 ft.
Degree of Difficulty
- Easiest= 9%
- More Difficult= 21%
- Advanced= 13%
- Most Difficult= 54%
- Expert Only= 3%
Choose the right terrain from the five mountains. From beginner
to extreme, Winter Park, Mary Jane, Vasquez Ridge, Parsenn
Bowl, Vasquez Cirque, can help you find your slope. Naturally
divided, these mountains will help keep you in a comfortable
environment no matter who you are.
Editors Note: Hands down, Mary Jane has the best moguls
in the state. Winter Park/Mary Jane are not popular for tourists
as the amenities in Winter Park and Frasier are not ideal.
However, Denver area locals flock to the area which results
in a lot of good bump skiers forming those beautiful moguls.
Winter Park always seems to get its fair share of snow, even
when other resorts are lacking.
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