Colorado Resorts covered in fresh snow!
Monday night and Tuesday night saw significant snow fall in the Colorado region. The fresh snow added to the earlier snowfall this week and has created impressive conditions for the start of the 13-14 season!
All four of the CSCUSA resorts that have already opened saw heavy snowfall that will have snowboarders itching to get out and ride.
Wolf Creek now has a snow base of 29 inches and will be open for the third weekend in a row before a full time opening on November 9th. Elsewhere Copper mountain reports seven inches of fresh snow in the last three days and riding conditions are impressive following it’s opening day last Friday.
Loveland and Arapahoe Basin also received an impressive five inches over the last three days, all of which bodes well for the coming season.
Steamboat Snow 14
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The Colorado resorts yet to open did not escape lightly either! Steamboat has seen a massive seventeen inches of fresh powder in the last 48 hours, and 61 inches in total since the start of October. Aspen/Snowmass was not far behind with 12 inches of the white with a base of 51 inches gathering since October 1.
Aspen Snow 14
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Sunlight received fifteen inches of fresh snow in the last and Monarch Mountain received eight inches. Elsewhere Telluride received seven inches, Winter Park saw five inches, and Durango Mountain Resort had three inches.
The snow storms are set to return with another major snow event predicted for this coming Friday!
CSCUSA snow report can be found here
Keep up to date on resort openings here
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Loveland
Loveland is a great place offering some sick riding if you want escape the crowds and chaos of summit county. Short lift lines and friendly staff will keep you coming back time and time again.
Steamboat
On the mountain this a great place to ride with some excellent treeriding to try out and some cool carving runs. But off the slopes the place is way too stuck up.
Copper Mountain
One of Colorado?s best resorts, with some great natural freestyle terrain. Excellent for beginners. Limited but very good local services.
Aspen
Sits right on the edge of town. Some surprisingly good steep runs, but zero freeride opportunities and for a park you best head to Buttermilk or snowmass
Colorado
Located in the Western side of the US in the Southern Rockies. Colorado is home to many a household name of resort including the likes of Vail, Breckenridge, Aspen. The resorts are high in altitude and very snowsure, and very straight forward to get to if you're flying into Denver.
Arapahoe Basin
Great value, will push your abilities. Can't stay on-mountain, but the extended season makes this a definite must-see!