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Striking powder gold at Copper Mountain

Luckily, not much has changed at Copper, although millions have been poured into the resort to upgrade lifts, add some upper mountain terrain and spruce up the base.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Eldora Mountain Resort: Snowy, elusive ‘Eldorado’ found

The laid-back atmosphere at Eldora reflects its proximity to Boulder and Nederland.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Loveland Ski Area: Unlikely shelter from the storm

Loveland has a secret weapon against Mother Nature when she turns blustery — the legendary Loveland poma.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Mary Jane: Colorado’s ole’ reliable ski area

Winter Park and Steamboat Springs have been the locations in Colorado where Old Man Winter has been most kind the last few years.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Berthoud Pass Ski Area turns to snowcats

Fate has thrown quirky snowballs at the tiny, yet historically significant ski area ever since two Denver men were killed by an avalanche at Berthoud Pass Feb. 7, 1937, on the first day of lift-assisted skiing in Colorado.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Follow the blue diamonds to a Colorado jewel: Margy’s Hut

Starting at the little town of Lenado northeast of Aspen, the trail follows a road used by skiers and snowmobilers in the winter.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Skiing and snowshoeing in Colorado’s backcountry: East of the Continental Divide in northern Colorado

For some, winter recreation means driving to a ski resort, paying for a lift ticket, and skiing groomed runs. Others, however, seek a purer outdoor experience. These people head to the “backcountry” of Colorado.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

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