Continental Divide setting across Highway 24 from Holy Cross Wilderness Area. Great views. Local flavor. No hype.
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Continental Divide setting across Highway 24 from Holy Cross Wilderness Area. Great views. Local flavor. No hype.
http://www.amazon.com/Holy-Cross-Wilderness-Area-ebook/dp/B004AYD70M/ref=pd_sim_sbs_kstore_1?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2
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Ski Cooper really is fantastic, particularly for those folks who don't like big, glossy ski resorts. It's small and friendly. Great for beginners. It's not too challenging and the black runs would be blues elsewhere, but you can't beat the wide, uncrowded runs. At one time, not sure if it's still true, you could buy a cup of coffee in...
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Ski Cooper is everything for everyone. Sure the skiing isn't exactly world class double black diamond kind of stuff, but it has some really fun runs. The best part of about Ski Cooper is the lack of people, and the people that are there aren't your typical 'resort types'. They are nice, caring, and willing to answer questions and even...
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Great place to ski. Staff is super helpful. Rent your gear at the slopes! I think the secret is getting out about Ski Cooper. Lift lines don't exist! Wonderful runs for beginners, Mollie Mayfield is the best run a beginning skier (or seasoned veteran) can ski. The backside of the ski area has some fun and challenging runs. Great place...
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They need new snow! Spring breakers all over the place flailing with their poles.
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This little ski area is family friendly and offers nice skiing. It is not a tall mountain, but there are both groomers and mogul runs that are quite long. The lifts are not fast, but the back "bowl" lift moves right along.
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I like Ski Cooper because it's small, easy access. On a Friday, runs not crowded, not much wait for lifts. BUT the lifts are old and SLOW! Price is right for seniors.
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The friendliest family-sort. Food and on-sight rental equipment fit into my price range meeting my ski level for the day.
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Skiing like it used to be. Park close walk right up drop your skis and your off. No buses, no long walks, just an old fashioned ski resort. Only 2 primary old style lifts but you almost always have the runs to yourself. Lots of discounts available on the internet, and discount tickets available in Leadville at the shops or...
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I'm not a skier but wanted to see what it was all about since its now in my back yard. Its very pretty and small. I like small and its not over populated either like most all the other Ski places in Colorado. Worth the visit whether you Ski or not.
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