Tag: Powder
Aspen Highlands To Open For A Bonus Weekend, April 27-28
by Colorado Snow Sensei on Apr.16, 2013, under General
Aspen Skiing Company has announced that Aspen Highlands will reopen for the weekend of April 27-28 in appreciation of skiers and riders for a great season. While Snowmass, Aspen Mountain and Buttermilk are closed for the season, Aspen Highlands will remain open through April 21 as scheduled and then reopen April 27-28. Consistent snowfall over the last week has made for great conditions and enjoyable spring skiing and riding on the mountain.

Aspen Highlands_Jeremy Swanson
Spring at Snowmass: Ski Late on Friday, Stay for the Weekend
by Guest on Mar.09, 2013, under General
This blog comes to Colorado Ski Country from Kristen Lummis, creator of BraveSkiMom.com.
For the past eleven years, the last day of the work week meant Bud Light Big Air Fridays at Snowmass. This competition invites all comers to show their stease on the 40-foot jump on Upper Fanny Hill. It’s an impressive display of progressive insanity and flight. And while Big Air Friday still welcomes in the weekend at Snowmass, it’s no longer the only game in town.

Tubing Fun at Ullr Nights
Chairlift Confessions: Powder Flu
by Mountain Correspondent on Mar.02, 2013, under Colorado Skiing, Insider Secrets
[WARNING: This blog post is NSFW - Employees: if your boss sees you reading it, you can kiss your next powder day goodbye. Kids: do NOT let your parents see this unless they're very cool, or already have the Powder Flu themselves. Read with caution]
You don’t want to be sick, right? But you do want the conditions to be sick out on the slopes. So what happens when you’re not sick, but the conditions are? Colorado Ski Country has the answer. It’s called the powder flu, and it’s extremely contagious around here.
Totally Average at Telluride
by Mountain Correspondent on Feb.23, 2013, under Colorado Skiing, General, Resorts
For decades, the mere utterance of the word “Telluride” has conjured up visions of jagged peaks, crusty miners, an authentic western main street, and the mystique of some of the best skiing in Southwest Colorado. And the myth holds up: even an average day at Telluride is anything but, well, average:

How was my day? Eh, the usual.
The totally average Telluride experience continues…
Momentum Building For The Weekend
by Colorado Snow Sensei on Feb.22, 2013, under General

Crested Butte
You may not have heard, but Colorado’s ski areas received a nice gift from Mother Nature this week – one that has left resorts with a comfortable bump in their snow totals. After receiving measurable accumulations over President’s Day weekend, snowfall amounts have continued to rise this week by as much as 20 inches in some areas. (continue reading…)
Cupid Visits Aspen For Valentine’s Day
by Colorado Snow Sensei on Feb.14, 2013, under General
Powderhorn Fields More Powder
by Colorado Snow Sensei on Jan.30, 2013, under General
That’s right, it is still coming down for all you powderhounds out there, as three fresh inches fell over the past 24 hours at CSCUSA Gem resort Powderhorn. As we type this, it’s a bluebird day with plenty of fresh powder at Grand Junction’s home resort.

Powderhorn
