List of Colorado ski resorts
See also: Comparison of Colorado ski resorts
Colorado offers many world-class ski resorts. World-renowned ski areas such as Vail and Aspen are rivaled by some of the lesser-known ones listed below:
List of ski areas
- Arapahoe Basin
- Aspen Highlands (Aspen)
- Aspen Mountain (Aspen) (formerly Ajax)
- Beaver Creek
- Breckenridge
- Buttermilk (Aspen)
- Chapman Hill Ski Area
- Copper Mountain
- Crested Butte
- Echo Mountain Park (formerly Squaw Pass)
- Eldora
- Hesperus Ski Area
- Howelsen Hill
- Kendall Mountain
- Keystone
- Loveland Basin
- Loveland Valley
- Monarch Mountain
- Powderhorn Resort
- Purgatory Resort (name changed back from Durango Mountain Resort in 2015 [1])
- Silverton Mountain
- Ski Cooper
- Ski Granby Ranch (formerly SolVista Basin and Silver Creek)
- Snowmass (Aspen)
- Steamboat
- Sunlight
- Telluride
- Vail
- Winter Park/Mary Jane
- Wolf Creek
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Former Colorado ski areas
- Adam's Rib
- Arapahoe East Ski Area
- Arrowhead (now part of Beaver Creek)
- Baker Mountain
- Berthoud Pass
- Climax
- Coal Bank Pass
- Conquistador
- Cuchara Valley
- Emerald Mountain
- Fern Lake
- Geneva Basin
- Hidden Valley
- Hoosier Pass
- Ildewild Ski Area[2]
- Ironton Park
- Jones Pass
- Libby Creek
- Little Annie
- Lizard Head Pass
- Marble Mountain
- Marshall Pass
- Meadow Mountain
- Mesa Creek
- Montezuma Basin
- Mount Lugo
- Peak One
- Pikes Peak
- Pioneer
- Porcupine Gulch
- Red Mountain
- Rock Creek
- Rozman Hill
- Saint Mary's Glacier
- Seven Utes Mountain
- Ski Broadmoor
- Steamboat Lake
- Stoner
- White Pine
- Wolf Creek Pass (north of current Wolf Creek Ski Area)
See also
References
External links
- Colorado Ski Country USA is the official website for information on Ski Resorts & Snow Reports
- Info on all the Colorado Ski Resorts
- Colorado Ski Resorts Comparison
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