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Colorado:
Downhill Skiing Info
See this site also for resorts, promos, lodging and passes.
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Colorado Ski Country
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Want an affordable winter vacation that doesn't break the bank? Let a local show you the road less traveled.
Jan 2005
Silverton Mountain, Colo., is scruffy and ungroomed, which is the point. It offers a world of deep, steep powder and the guidance to handle it.
By CHRISTOPHER SOLOMON
Published: January 14, 2007
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Perched at 10,500 feet with wraparound views of the frosted Rockies, Echo Mountain Park is the nation's first winter resort devoted exclusively to the contagious urge to "go huge."
By ANNE GOODWIN SIDES
Published: January 5, 2007
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By FINN-OLAF JONES
Published: December 1, 2006
This page contains a useful map situating the following resorts and containing links to additional information on each:
This report includes: recent snowfall, surface conditions, average base depth, number of trails and lifts operating, weather, and links to trail maps and web cams.
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SnoCountry.com
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