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BEAVER CREEK RESORTBeaver Creek,COLORADO 81620 Area Telephone:(970) 845-9090 Fax: (970) 845-5298 Snow Condition: (970) 476-4888 Internet Address:
AREA'S SKIING STATISTICSElevation: Top: 11,440 feet; Base:8,100 feet/7,400 feet Vertical Drop: 3,340 feet/4,040 feet Skiing Terrain: 1,625 acres with 146 named runs Longest run: 2.75 miles Slope Difficulty: Beginner: 34%; Intermediate:39%; Advanced:27% Lift Capacity Per Hour: 25,539 Average Annual Snowfall: 310 inches Snowmaking: 580 acres Lifts: Magic Carpet: 2 Tows: 0; Bars: 0; Chairs:13 (3 doubles,3 triples, 7 high-speed quad lifts); Trams: 0; Gondolas: 0 Average Area Temperature: Winter: 45° day/30° nights Sunshine: 275 days annually EQUIPMENT AND SCHOOLINGSki Rental and Repair: $35 adult set X-Country and Telemark Rental/Repair: Available Ski Instruction: 500 fulltime & parttime Ski Patrol: NSPS Ski School Method: ATS Special Instruction: Moguls; style clinic; racing; powder; X-C; telemark,snowshoeing; snowboarding; womens only telemark; kids only tele-mark Ski Class Rates: Variety of choices from $65 beginner group afternoon; snowboard lessons Handicapped (lessons, rates,svcs.): Disabled Skier Program Ski School Telephone: (970) 845-5300 ADDITIONAL RECREATIONCross Country: Yes; skating laps Touring: Yes 32 km of doubled tracked and untracked trails Dog Sledding: Nearby Helicopter Service: No Ice Fishing: Nearby Ice Skating: In village Indoor Tennis: 8 courts in Vail Mountaineering: Nearby Movie Theater: 2 in Vail,1 in Edwards Ski Jumping: No Sledding: At Vail Sleigh Riding: Yes Snowboarding: Yes, rentals Snowcat Riding: No Snowmobiling: Nearby Swimming: Yes, at lodges Tobogganing: Nearby Other: Complimentary Mountain Tour. Meet at the top of the Centennial Express daily at 10am for a 2 hour complimentary tour of the mountain; Pay-to-race daily; Balloon rides; Performing Art Center; Complimentary family activities; sleighride dinners; snowshoeing (rentals); ski-down parades; culinary festivals; special events; World Cup Race in December LODGING FACILITIESLodging Within Walking Distance of Slope: 628 condo units Slope Transportation: Free transportation from parking lots at base of mountain & within the resort; Private & valet parking Hotel/Lodges: 214 hotel units Lodging Telephone: (800) 809-9321 Average Room Cost Per Day: $100$250 Condominium Tele: (800) 808-9321 Nationwide & Colorado Camper Facilities: None RESTAURANTS AND APRES-SKIRestaurants On-Mountain: 6 Village: 24 SERVICESShops: Over 38 shops in Village; meeting & convention facilities; Resort Information Center Credit Cards Accepted: AE,VISA,MC Nursery and Child Care: Small World Playschool, age 2 months6 years,8 am4:30 pm Medical: Clinic at Beaver Creek TRAVEL AND TRANSPORTATION25 minutes East of Eagle County Airport; From Denver take I-70 to Avon turn off, south 1 mile; Vail 10 miles east; Denver International Airport:120 miles via I-70; W. Airlines servicing Vail/Eagle County Airport: American, Continental, Delta, Northwest & United Airlines; Ground: Variety of van & limo service available from Denver International Airport & from Vail-Eagle County Airport SKIING SEASON AND RATESSeason: November 25, 2003April 12,2004 Days Open & Hours of Operation: Rates (all lifts): (2003/2004) Adult/Child/Senior 14-day Advanced Purchase
11/25/03 Adult/Child/Senior 14-day Advanced Purchase
11/26/0312/19/03 Adult/Child/Senior 14-day Advanced Purchase
12/20/0301/03/04 Adult/Child/Senior 14-day Advanced Purchase
01/04/0404/03/04 Adult/Child/Senior 14-day Advanced Purchase
04/04/04Close Early Season: Opening - 11/25/03 Pre-Holiday: 11/23/03 - 12/22/03 Peak Season: 12/23/03 - 3/31/03 Late Season: 4/1/04 - 4/14/04 Late, Late Season: 4/14/04 - Closing All tickets valid at the following resorts: Beaver Creek, Vail, Breckenridge, and Keystone NEW THIS SEASONA seventh high-speed quad “Birds of Prey Express” replaces the double on the western slope of Beaver Creek Mountain. Access is from Red Tail Camp for both novice and advanced skiers; The Talons at Beaver Creek identifies Beaver Creek’s most advanced terrain accessed by three chairlifts from Red Tail Camp; The Talons Challenge is offered by the BC Ski School—call (800) 475-4543 to find out how you can “receive honorary recognition from the Talons Team; Lift 8 has been renamed, “Cinch Express”; PARK=OLOGY will be introduced this season and will feature progressive learning terrain for aspiring freeskiers and riders for all levels—to include three terrain parks: an entry level Park 101 with rollers, dots and other features and progresses up to the Zoom Room with rollers, tables, rails and a more difficult to expert level park with halfpipe called Moonshine; SKI-COLOGY for kids has expanded to include two new trails in Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead, plus improve existing attractions; 14th Annual SKI Magazine Ski Test April 5-8 where ski experts will test and rate the best skis and equipment for the 2004/2005 ski season | ||
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