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Snow Report | Weather
| Snow Report as of 12/01/2008 |
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Base Snow Depth: |
20.00 inches / 50.80 cm |
| 24 hours: |
2.00 inches / 5.08 cm |
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| 48 hours: |
4.00 inches / 10.16 cm |
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| 7 days: |
13.00 inches / 33.02 cm |
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Too massive to be explored in a single day, Snowmass demands
repeat trips. And who wouldn't want to revisit over 3,000 acres
of cruisers, steeps, terrain parks and halfpipes, splayed upon a
Rocky Mountain massif with a vertical drop of 4,406 feet? With
23 lifts and 90 trails, Snowmass defies belief.
Season dates: November 23, 2006 - April 15,
2007
Equipment Rental: All our guests are
invited to rent ahead of time over the web and save 20%
at Snowmass Sports. The Silvertree
Hotel has an exclusive Snowmass Sports ski shop on the third
floor just for guests, only a few feet from the ski slope, which is
also the complimentary ski valet location where guests can store
their skis and boards. Wildwood Lodge has complimentary
slopeside ski storage next to Snowmass Sports' Silvertree
Shopping Plaza location, on the mall next to Fanny Hill.
Restaurants: 9: Brothers'
Grille, on the top of Fanny Hill, Cirque Bar & Grill, Café
Suzanne, Gwyn's High Alpine, Lynn Britt Cabin (snowcat dinner
rides), Burlingame Cabin (snowcat dinner rides), Two Creeks
Mexican Café, Ullrhof, Up 4 Pizza. Don't miss the après ski
opportunities at Brothers' Grille and the Conservatory,
slopeside in the Silvertree Hotel.
What's new: The NEW eight-person Elk Camp Gondola
makes quick work of the distance from the new base village to
the top of Elk Camp Meadows in a mere 8.5 minutes. Combined
with last season's new Village Express six-pack and Sky Cab
gondola, the lift network at Snowmass promises to whisk you up
the mountain almost as fast as you can come down!
Base elevation: 8,104 ft./2,473 m
Summit elevation: 12,510 ft./3,813 m
Vertical rise: 4,406 ft./1,343 m
Terrain: 3,128 acres/1,266 hectares
Number of trails: 90
Miles/km of trails: 147 miles/237 km
Longest run: 5.3 miles/8.5 km
Steepest runs: Gowdy's and AMF - slope angle of 40
degrees
Types of trails: easiest: 6%, more difficult: 50%, most
difficult: 12%, expert: 32%
Annual snowfall: 300 inches/762 cm
Snowmaking: 185 acres/75 hectares
Lifts: 23 Total: 19 primary - 1 eight-passenger
gondola, 1 high-speed six passenger chair, 1 six-passenger
pulse gondola (enclosed), 6 high-speed quads, 1 quad, 3
doubles, 4 magic carpets, 2 ski/snowboard school lifts; 4
secondary - 1 double (Sheer Bliss), 1 triple (Naked Lady), 2
platter pulls (Cirque and Scooper)
Lift capacity: 31,080 riders/hour
Uncrowded slopes: On average 2 people per acre/5
people per hectare
Best known for: Wide-open, groomed cruising and
family-friendly activities. Snowmass has long been rated one of
the best family ski areas in North America.
Best-kept secret: The daily "Noon Groom,” a freshly
groomed run that reopens at noon. Also, breakfast at Gwyn's
High Alpine can't be beat.
Location: Within the White River National Forest,
adjacent to Snowmass Village and 9 miles from downtown
Aspen.
Parks and pipes: 3 terrain parks (Pipeline, Makaha and
Scooper), 1 superpipe, and 1 minipipe.
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