Mike Evans wrote:

Chester Bullock wrote:



Looks like Sunrise is open (http://www.sunriseskipark.com) I seem to
recall that was a pretty popular place for the Phoenix crowd.
Snowbowl in Flagstaff ( http://www.arizonasnowbowl.com ) is
respectable, as long as they get snow. If you want to make a long
weekend out of it, head to Southern Colorado: Telluride, Durango,
Silverton or Wolf Creek. Never been to Southern Utah, so I cannot
comment on those. You could also look into Apache in Ruidoso, NM.
That may be pretty close to you. Once again, I do not have experience
with that place either.


Thanks... Out of the southern Colorado options, what would be your
recommendation on the highest cost / fun ratio?

Depends on what you want. For me, the cost to fun ratio is best at Wolf
Creek. Low cost, fun mountain. Some other people on rsam can comment on
Silverton, it gets great reviews, but is not a traditional experience.
Durango is a college and ski town. Telluride is a ski town. Pagosa
Springs (Wolf Creek) has a rustic feel to it. I like to stay at the Spa
Motel. Nice outdoor hot springs pool is great after a day of skiing.

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