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2008-2009 Operating Dates

Snowmass



November 27, 2008 - April 12, 2009


Aspen Mountain     


November 27, 2008 - April 12, 2009


Aspen Highlands


December 13, 2008 - April 5, 2009


Buttermilk


December 13, 2008 - April 5, 2009


WHAT'S NEW!

Aspen Highlands is the locals' favorite, whether for its extreme terrain, groomed cruisers or breathtaking views of the Maroon Bells. So, how does a 12,500-foot mountain top itself? If it's Aspen Highlands, it unveils Deep Temerity—200-plus acres of new advanced and expert terrain that opened for the 2005-2006 season along with the Deep Temerity triple chair, which rises 1,700 vertical feet in 7.3 minutes. Thanks to these additions, Aspen Highlands now boasts Colorado's most stunning and challenging big-mountain terrain.


Stats and Facts
Highland Bowl

FACT: 1,010 acres with a 3,635-foot vertical drop (plus an additional 800 vertical feet of hike-to-terrain in the Bowl), 125 trails with the longest run of 3.5 miles, all served by five lifts.

Season: 12/13/08 - 04/05/09

Terrain: 1,010 acres/409 hectares

Trails: easiest: 18%, more difficult: 30%, most difficult: 16%, expert: 36%

Best-kept secret: The newly extended Mushroom trail will test even the fittest legs of mogul enthusiasts. For incredible skiing/riding on a powder day, head to Child's Play in the Highland Bowl. Or, check out Log Jam Gully, Bowling Alley and Fran's Love in Deep Temerity.



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