Posts Tagged ‘Vail’
Silverthorne Ice Castles Are Open and Shining This Winter
The Silverthorne Ice Castles are officially open and have been welcoming visitors since mid-December. This iconic winter attraction once again transforms Silverthorne into a glowing alpine wonderland. Located at the Outlets at Silverthorne,...
Ski-In Daze Honors Army Veterans’ Skiing Legacy
Veterans, descendants and friends of the 10th Mountain Division have reunited in late February each year since 1975 at Ski Cooper and the surrounding Pando Valley to honor the men who served in the U.S. Army 10th Mountain Division during Wo...
Improvements to Breckenridge And Keystone Resorts
As the temperatures drop and the days get shorter, skiers and snowboarders begin counting down the days until the much-anticipated winter season. This year skiers and snowboarders have even more to look forward to with exciting improvements...
Resorts See Strong 2022-23 Ski Season In Summit County
As the days get longer and the snow melts, the time has come for Summit County residents to exchange their ski poles for hiking poles after a strong 2022-23 ski season in Summit County. A winter of consistent and for some places record-b...
The Business of Skiing: Epic and Ikon Pass
The Epic and Ikon pass have ushered in the “renaissance” of North American skiing. Broomfield-based Vail Resorts revolutionized American skiing in 2008 with the introduction of a season pass good at company-owned resorts with privile...
Colorado Skiing is Open for the season
Skiing is back once again with two mountains open in Colorado. Arapahoe Basin Ski Area and Loveland Ski Area have always raced to see who will be the first Ski Area to open in the Rockies. This year The Basin came out on top once again.&nbs...
Record Setting Revenue-Based Rent
The 2015-16 ski season was another banner year for Colorado ski resorts. For the fourth season in-a-row, 23 Colorado ski resorts that operate on public land sent record-setting rent checks to Washington. The U.S. Forest Service and...
All Time High Tax Collections
Visitors and locals are spending record amounts in Colorado’s mountain communities. Sales tax collections are again reaching all-time highs in 2016. For the fourth year in a row, sales in the high country smashed tax collection records...
