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Ski marketing bullets fly as the West’s ski season is close at hand

The early snows could help make 1995 one of the longest ski years in recent memory, as heavy spring snows extended the 1994-95 season late into May, June and July.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Arapahoe Basin: The Fourth of July, Colorado style

This year, Colorado was blessed with an unusually high amount of spring snow that extended ski season beyond normal.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Shreddin’ Bettys hang 10 in a dude-dominated world

I admired the simple elegance of the sport. A snowboarder gliding in a serpentine pattern down a mountain is a breathtaking demonstration of grace. The beauty of snowboarding is what appealed to me. (And, I admit, the fact that I was a terrible skier and had nothing to lose.)

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

Colorado spring skiing at its best at A-Basin, Loveland

Both A-Basin and Loveland share the same laid-back ambience. There are no chic condo villages, long lifts lines, high-speed quad lifts, overpriced parking lots or cappuccino carts. Instead, the emphasis is on skiing.

Filed Under: Colorado Recreation & Environment, Rocky Mountain Skiing

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