COLORADO — Ski resorts around Colorado are opening after the intense winter storm that swept through the state this past week.
Wolf Creek was the first to open this season, on Tuesday, October 22. A-Basin (Arapahoe Basin) and Keystone Basin opened their ski resorts on Saturday, November 2.
Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, and Loveland will open this weekend, starting Friday, November 8.
Below is a tentative list of opening dates from ski resorts throughout Colorado:
November
Copper Mountain - Nov. 8
Breckenridge Ski Resort - Nov. 8
Loveland Ski Resort - Nov. 9
Vail Ski Resort - Nov. 15
Eldora - Nov. 15
Purgatory Resort - Nov. 16
Powderhorn Mountain Resort Nov. 22
Steamboat Resort - Nov. 23
Crested Butte Ski Resort - Nov. 27
Beaver Creek Resort - Nov. 27
Telluride - Nov. 28
Aspen Mountain - Nov. 28
Snowmass - Nov. 28
Echo Mountain - Nov. 29
Monarch Mountain - Sometime Shortly After Thanksgiving
Howelson Hill Ski Area - Nov. 30
December
Granby Ranch - Early Dec.
Ski Cooper - Dec. 11
Sunlight Mountain Resort - Dec. 13
Aspen Highlands - Dec. 14
Buttermilk Ski Resort - Dec 14
Silverton Mountain - Dec. 28
TBD
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