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Key facts
| Resort | 2565 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 2470-3815 m |
| Lifts | 21 |
| Pistes | 3132 acres |
| Green | 6 % |
| Blue | 50 % |
| Black | 44 % |
| Snowmaking | 7 % |
| Price index | 180 |
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Package operators
Alpine Answers, AmeriCan Ski, American Ski Classics, Crystal, Ski Independence, Ski Safari, Supertravel
SnowmassUSA
The upside
- Varied mountain, with the biggest vertical in the US – 1340m
- Aspen accessible by free bus
- Uncrowded slopes
- Lots of slope-side lodgings
The downside
- Limited dining, shopping and nightlife
- Diversions of Aspen town are a bus ride away
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Summary
The slopes of Snowmass are a key part of the attraction of nearby Aspen as a destination. As a base, Snowmass has obvious appeal for families wanting easy cruising on their doorstep; its appeal is starting to broaden as more shops and restaurants open at the new Base Village – but progress is slow.
News – this season 2012/13
The former Silvertree Hotel is being transformed into the Westin Snowmass Resort, due to open in December 2012. At the top of the Elk Camp gondola a new, much bigger restaurant is due to open to replace Café Suzanne.
News – 2010/11
There was a new super-pipe and a new beginner pipe.
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