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Summer skiing in Colorado question
Just found out I have a convention to be at in Colorado next July. Does A-Basin
have skiing conditions at that time? Not expecting much, but anything that is skiable would be fun that time of year. Otherwise, any suggestions as to what mountain fun can be found then? Fred |
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Summer skiing in Colorado question
"FHemmer209" wrote in message ... Just found out I have a convention to be at in Colorado next July. Does A-Basin have skiing conditions at that time? Not expecting much, but anything that is skiable would be fun that time of year. Otherwise, any suggestions as to what mountain fun can be found then? Fred The Basin tries to stay open until July 4th. It's usually hit or miss. This year, they made it to about June 10th but it was a low snow year. Even if they are open, it's only a trail or two up top. That time of year, there is still usually hikeable skiing at St. Mary's, some chutes on Mt. Evans, Independance Pass and Peak 10 in Breck. Your best bet is to not even bother with the skiing and look into going rafting on the Arkansas. snoig |
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Summer skiing in Colorado question
FHemmer209 wrote: Just found out I have a convention to be at in Colorado next July. Does A-Basin have skiing conditions at that time? Not expecting much, but anything that is skiable would be fun that time of year. Otherwise, any suggestions as to what mountain fun can be found then? Fred If conditions cooperate, there can be skiable snow on Loveland Pass or Trail ridge Road, both of which offer almost drive to access -- you gotta walk a bit. I've skied, in marginal conditions, in snow fields above Breckenridge in July. You've gotta work for your tracks and there is no guarantee a particular place will have snow, or that you'll be able to get to the snow. If you can't ski you can bike, pedal or power. Good luck. Jack |
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"FHemmer209" wrote in message ... snoig" wrote: The Basin tries to stay open until July 4th. It's usually hit or miss. This year, they made it to about June 10th but it was a low snow year. Thought so. Since I live in the southeast I look for any opportunity to have fun in the mountains, whether summer or winter. Fred Well, ya never know. I have seen them open as late as August 12th and I've skied in blizzard conditions on July 4th. Check back closer to the end of next season. snoig |
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Summer skiing in Colorado question
"Bob Lee" wrote in message ... There's skiing in Colorado at that time...you just have to get to the top yourself. Got skins? You don't need skins on a hiking trail. Usually I drive up since I'm lazy. It does get pretty sketchy in September but there are are always a few places where you can find snow. I usually hit the top of Mt Bross when there's nothing better. Even in September you can make about 10 to 15 good turns. snoig |
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