I have $79 or $89 dollar vouchers to copper or winter park if you're interested (forget the cost, it's one of those!)
And there's always this too http://skifreedeals.com
Thanks but I have a max pass good at both those resorts.
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I have $79 or $89 dollar vouchers to copper or winter park if you're interested (forget the cost, it's one of those!)
And there's always this too http://skifreedeals.com
lol... good thing that was never on my bucket list anyway. Mitt Romney can have it all to himself.
i just got back from copper/steamboat/winter park on a 7 day max pass trip. it was sweet but it was spring skiing in feb. copper was my easy favorite for steeps, but they need a serious injection of new snow. high pressure ridge had temps pushing 40 with blazing sun. i got a hell of a tan and white chin strap tanline. bulletproof groomers only at 9, venture into the sunny backside off piste around 11, back to the front side when the backside turns to mush at 1. they're lucky they have a deep base. lots of grass starting to show thru on the resolution liftline.
re: vail corp lift tix - you just dont do it. if you have any inclination to ski 4+ days at a vail resort, you buy some variant of the epic pass. otherwise, you ski elsewhere in co. copper has BOGO deals at shell stations.
(originally Cooper but Eldora has more to offer IMO)
Ski Cooper = Saddleback. Better than average snowfall. Zero crowds. Awesome history, vibe, views....
Copper was pretty amazing today. Woke up to a solid 6-8" and it never stopped snowing all day. We are staying right at the Super B so we were in line for opening bell. Fast laps on that for the first hour were amazing. There was a strong West wind up top that kept storm king closed all day. Spaulding Bowl will be heavily loaded and untouched for tomorrow. Copper bowl and Reso were deep!
I am luggage...
FWIW IMO
Eldora = Wachusett. It's primary appeal is its convenience.
Ski Cooper = Saddleback. Better than average snowfall. Zero crowds. Awesome history, vibe, views....
Eldora seems to have Corona Bowl with advanced trails and has more vert and acres than Cooper. So Cooper yes and Eldora no? IYO
Check out sail away glade. Skied it on Sunday with only a couple inches of snow and it skied very well while the rest of the mtn was essentially dust on crust.
FWIW IMO
Eldora = Wachusett. It's primary appeal is its convenience.
Ski Cooper = Saddleback. Better than average snowfall. Zero crowds. Awesome history, vibe, views....
In general yes. But All depends on your location and current conditions.
I took a girl on a date to cooper once and had a great time but on my own that place is flat as hell!
Eldora on the upslope storms or travel out days. Theres some decent terrain there imo
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Cooper's pretty mellow. Eldora, Monarch and Sunlight all offer more advanced terrain. But depending on where you're based Cooper could be worth a visit. It's got history and soul being near 10th Mtn Division's WWII training grounds.
AND it's got Bush Mogul Master.
You guys are confusing the hell out of me - Eldora we will ski on our last day there then head to the airport for a 5:30 flight! Cooper is still up in the air.
What is the chance of catching up with some of the CO AZoners?
Seems like we are all saying the same thing.
Eldora is a perfect hit on the day you fly out.
Cooper is small, flattish, and out of the way. It also (can) get amazing snow, has great vibe, cool history, etc.