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Key facts
| Resort | 2860 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 2775-3620 m |
| Lifts | 15 |
| Pistes | 1547 acres |
| Price index | 160 |
Crested ButteUSA
The upside
- Good advanced and expert terrain
- Excellent for novices, with long easy runs
- Charmingly restored Victorian mining town
- Convenient and developing base village
- Attractive scenery, for Colorado
The downside
- Limited for confident intermediates
- Modern resort village lacks character
- Old town is a bus ride away
- Distant from mainstream Colorado resorts
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Summary
Crested Butte is quite remote but has one of the cutest old Wild West towns in Colorado, with a few narrow streets and beautifully restored wooden buildings and sidewalks. You can stay there or at the modern resort ‘village’ at the mountain. Fast chairs get you up to the main slopes, which pack into a small area an astonishing mixture of advanced terrain – including serious bowls and chutes – and perfect beginner cruising. But mileage-hungry intermediates will find the area rather limited, with few challenging groomed runs. Snowfall is modest by Colorado standards too.
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Key facts
| Resort | 2860 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 2775-3620 m |
| Lifts | 15 |
| Pistes | 1547 acres |
| Price index | 160 |