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Aspen Mountain Ski Area
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Aspen Mountain is best known for steep bump runs that drop directly into the town of Aspen. With no slopes rated as "Beginner," this isn't a mountain to learn on but rather, one to hone your skills on. Since 1947, anyone who has dared step off the lifts here has been served with incredible black-diamond and double black-diamond steeps, bumps and glades. And if it's powder you want, take the Powder Tour: luxury snowcats will take you to some prime, untracked country on the backside of the mountain. Fresh tracks are guaranteed and gourmet lunch is included. |
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Quick Facts:
Season: November 22, 2007 - April 13, 2008 (Weather permitting)
Hours of operation: 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM, MST Lifts: 8: * 1 gondola * 1 high speed quad * 2 quad chair * 1 high speed double * 3 double chairs Average snowfall: 300 inches
Base Elevation: 7,945 ft
Summit elevation: 11,212 ft Vertical Rise: 3,267 ft Total Ski/Board Terrain: 673 acres Snowmaking: 210 acres Number of Trails: 76 Trails Classification: Intermediate: 48% Advanced: 26% Expert: 26% Longest Run: 3 miles |
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Ski Trails Maps courtesy of Aspen Mountain Ski Area |
