Beaver Creek, CO

With 148 trails and two bowls, Beaver Creek’s got options.
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Constructed for the 1999 World Alpine Ski Championships, Beaver Creek’s Birds of Prey is widely recognized as one of the top five racecourses in the world, and is one of the distinct few race venues to hold all four races at one location.
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The summit elevation at Beaver Creek is 11,440 feet with a 4,040 foot vertical rise.
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Lessons are grouped by age and ability. Teen programs are available to emphasize fun and skill in a social setting.
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Snowmaking covers 605 of the total 1,805 acres at Beaver Creek. Additionally, an average of 310 inches of snow falls annually.
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Beaver Creek Village features a performing arts center, world-class dining and lodging, plentiful shopping and nightlife. Heated walkways and escalators take our guests to the chairlifts.
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19% of the trails at Beaver Creek are beginner groomers, 43% are more difficult, and 38% are most difficult.
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Artwork, jewelry, clothing, and gear are all available in the village shops.
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Ten high-speed quads, two tripple chairs and three double chairs work to create an uphill capacity of 25,939 skiers per hour.
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When skiers and riders tire of groomed trails and luxury shopping, they can explore one of Beaver Creek’s two bowls, Rose Bowl and Larkspur Bowl.
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