Tag: skiing
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A rare chance for groomed cross-country ski trails in Pikes Peak region
“It’s back!” read a recent Facebook post from Mueller State Park. “It,” meaning corduroy. The Teller County park is once again using UTVs to drag tracks and groom three trails well-suited for the cross-country skier: Black Bear Trail and others around the Grouse Mountain and Conifer Ridge campgrounds. Another trail recently joined that usual groomed…
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Level 1’s next big jump: For Denver’s famed ski filmmaker, a project like nothing before
DENVER • In a downtown warehouse and office space, behind the racks of Level 1 merchandise purchased by ski fans around the world, Josh Berman wipes the dust off a camera. It was his first professional-level camera, a Sony Handycam. At the start of the 2000s, it was the camera Berman used to capture the…
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Snowmaking begins at Arapahoe Basin 2023-24
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area began making snow Saturday, Sept. 23 on High Noon Trail for the 2023-24 ski and riding season on the south side of Loveland Pass outside Keystone, Colorado (Courtesy, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area)
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Chris Anthony with McGlone Academy fifth-graders at Snobahn
Chris Anthony met up with McGlone Academy fifth-graders at the Snobahn Indoor Ski and Snowboard facility in Centennial May 23 for a skiing field trip before the end of the school year
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Arapahoe Basin Ambush with Gus Kenworthy
Arapahoe Basin ambushed skiers heading to other resorts to show them why A-Basin is legendary
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Surprise powder day at A-Basin, Feb. 28, 2023
Three inches of snow fell Tuesday daytime on top of 1 inch of new snow from the previous night and terrain that had been nicely buffed by the wind. It turned into a phenomenal powder day at The Legend
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Whiteout: Purgatory Mountain Resort got 25″ of snow in 24 hours
A mid-February winter storm left feet of snow in the San Juans, and the big winner from the storm was Purgatory, recording 25″ of fresh snow in 24 hours
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Powder day at Purgatory after January storm dumps 16″ of snow
A mid-January snow storm rolled through the San Juan Mountains in southwest Colorado, laying down 16+ inches of snow at Purgatory Mountain Resort.
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Snowboarding a mid-January powder day at Breckenridge
Fifteen inches of snow fell onto Breckenridge’s slopes Wednesday night, surprising skiers and riders with deep freshies. Credit: Sarah McLear, Breckenridge Ski Resort