Denver

[Rudey]

Originally Posted by DeltAlum

Yeah, Loveland pass on U.S. 6 (Loveland/A-Basin/Keystone bypassing the tunnel) can be pretty exciting, too.

A-Basin is barebones and the people that go there are a very...specific...type. I think there's some spring skiing event where people go down with costumes on and then barbecue or something like that. Basically the opposite of people in Aspen.

I hear the resorts didn't get much powder this year because it all hit the Denver area instead. True? I know last year the cities got barely any snow and the mountains got hit hard.

-Rudey
--Man I can't wait to get out there again.

[Tom Earp]

Originally Posted by Rudey

A-Basin is barebones and the people that go there are a very...specific...type. I think there's some spring skiing event where people go down with costumes on and then barbecue or something like that. Basically the opposite of people in Aspen.

I hear the resorts didn't get much powder this year because it all hit the Denver area instead. True? I know last year the cities got barely any snow and the mountains got hit hard.

-Rudey
--Man I can't wait to get out there again.

Loveland is bare bones and on the hyw. to the hole in the wall, it is a day trip from Denver.

A-Basin the same only harder. Over the pass and throught the tundra so to speak.

Cannot remember the town just off of I-70 just West of Silverthorn that is close to:

Breck
Keystone
Copper
Vail
Sunlight

God hell to get mature and miss skiing!

[DeltAlum]

Originally Posted by Rudey

I hear the resorts didn't get much powder this year because it all hit the Denver area instead. True? I know last year the cities got barely any snow and the mountains got hit hard.

I think the major areas are in pretty good shape. There was a lot of early season snow in the mountains -- and some opened early. I haven't heard that there are any problems.