Looking for an Olympic Moment
by Jennifer on Apr.06, 2010, under General
In hopes of raising some Olympic caliber skiers, and getting in some Ski Team worthy turns ourselves, we headed to Steamboat-Ski Town USA®. Steamboat has churned out more Olympic athletes than any other town in North America. It has a rich heritage with the US Ski Team as athletes are drawn to Steamboat by the legendary terrain and, as we found out, some still hang around town.
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Con Games: The Bowl
by Jennifer on Apr.05, 2010, under General
By Michael Conniff.
ASPEN HIGHLANDS–Around here–and throughout the skiing world–it is known as “The Bowl.”

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Spring Loaded Calendars
by Jennifer on Apr.01, 2010, under General
Spring Loaded Calendars With an annual snowfall average in the neighborhood of 300 inches, high elevations and dry air, Colorado is able to offer one of the longest ski seasons in the United States. A long ski season gives resorts the opportunity to offer robust spring calendars filled with holiday celebrations, concerts, and contests. (photo by Dustin Schafer at Loveland Resort)
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What it Means to be King of Spring
by Jennifer on Mar.30, 2010, under General
I Googled “Eldora” to find out what the word means. The search gave a couple origins including gold, gift of the sun, and blond. Our recent visit to Eldora Mountain Resort definitely lived up to the meaning of Eldora.
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Attention Powder Shoppers
by Jennifer on Mar.26, 2010, under General
Attention Powder Shoppers
To help everyone sort through the array of spring passes being offered now, we’ve detailed the different products here. Become informed because informed shoppers are finding the ski spring season’s best deals. Mutli-day lift ticket discounts, stay and play packages, and early-bird reductions on 2010-11 passes are giving snow enthusiasts an extra reason to celebrate spring. Below is a round-up of skiing deals offered at CSCUSA member resorts around the state:
photo taken at Echo Mountain by Casey Day
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Sunlight Shines On
by Jennifer on Mar.22, 2010, under General
Sunlight Shines On
I visited Sunlight this weekend and here is what I concluded. While Sunlight might be small, especially compared to its neighbors down valley, it skis big. The peak is 9,895 feet and it has more than two thousand vertical.
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Four Resorts, Three Days, Two Kids, One Good Time
by Jennifer on Mar.19, 2010, under Colorado Skiing, General
Four Resorts, Three Days, Two Kids, One Good Time
The Aspen/Snowmass family of resorts includes Aspen, Snowmass, Buttermilk and Highlands. On the first day we skied at Buttermilk with the kids. The locals say that Buttermilk is the learning mountain, but I don’t recall ever being in a school this fun or beautiful.

