Colorado Ski News

Colorado is a skier’s paradise, and there are many new attractions and fantastic events in this winter wonderland for 2015-2016.

Vail, Colorado

The Remedy, a new bar at the Four Seasons in Vail

Vail’s newest food and cocktail destination this season, The Remedy, located inside the Four Seasons Resort & Residences Vail offers a sophisticated yet relaxed hangout for locals and visitors to unwind, socialise and imbibe. Inventive cocktails are served alongside a seasonally-inspired culinary selection paying homage to Colorado locally-foraged produce.

Aspen, Colorado

Aspen Skiing Company replaced and realigned the High Alpine lift on Snowmass during the summer, installing snowmaking equipment on two existing trails, and implementing additional trail and glade construction projects. The realignments of the lift and the additional trail work and glading will vastly improve skiers and riders experience in the High Alpine pod on Snowmass. The new alignment will allow guests to ski from the Rock Island, AMF and the Cirque trails without having to drop to the lower mountain to access the High Alpine area. Also, skiers and riders can now easily access the Upper Green Cabin trail without having to cross along a flat traverse.  Cost of the capital improvement is estimated at $8 million and the new high speed quad will decrease the ride time down to 5.6 minutes from the previous 11 minutes. The new lift and other improvements are scheduled to debut for the 2015/16 ski and ride season.

Beaver Creek Village, Colorado

White Glove Collection Unveils New Luxury Experiences

New for winter 2015-2016, Beaver Creek will present the White Carpet Club – the exclusive, private retreat within the heart of Beaver Creek Village, welcoming guests to join for the duration of their holiday. Located steps from the escalator leading to Centennial Express Lift, the White Carpet Club hosts spacious lockers for storing clothing and accessories; a boot drying room tended by a Beaver Creek service Ambassador; a continental service island offering coffees, teas, cocoa, and tasty morsels; private restroom facilities and an intimate lounge adorned with soft, cosy seating. The dedicated on-site concierge offers instant assistance with lift ticket and pass purchases, as well as dinner and activity guidance and reservations. Priority access to SaddleRidge Restaurant – renowned for ski-in fine dining during lunch and dinner – is also a distinct benefit. Privileges such as V.I.P. parking and slope side equipment check lavish guests with a seamless, tranquil holiday experience. 

Keystone, Colorado

Kids Ski Free at Keystone

Every day, all season long, kids 12 and under ski free at Keystone. As simple as childhood itself, Keystone’s Kids Ski Free program removes the red tape and fine print, has no blackout dates and is available on all weekends and holidays, a rarity in the ski industry. To qualify, children must stay two or more nights in one of Keystone’s numerous accommodation options, which span from luxury hotel rooms to cosy ski-in/ski-out condominiums. Now entering its fourth season, Keystone’s Kids Ski Free program has become an industry leader, providing nearly 95,000 Kids Ski Free lift tickets; proof that when it comes to family, Keystone is at the top of the game. www.keystoneresort.com/kidsskifree

Ski The World with One Epic Pass

The Epic Pass continues to be the best value and most popular lift product, offering guests access to 13 resorts in three countries and a savings of over 35 percent compared to single-day lift ticket pricing. The Epic Pass provides skiers and riders with unlimited, unrestricted access to Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Arapahoe Basin in Colorado as well as to a selection of other resorts, more information can be found at EpicPass.com

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Colorado is a four-season destination offering unparalleled adventure and recreational activities, an abundant arts scene, Western heritage, distinctive cuisine, and 25 renowned ski resort areas. The state’s scenic landscape boasts natural hot springs, the headwaters of four major rivers, many peaceful lakes and reservoirs, eleven national parks and monuments, and 58 mountain peaks that top 14,000 feet.

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