Jan 26, 2010
It was so cold and so windy I didn't take a single picture or enjoy much of the day. Although Summit had received a few inches by Sunday, it had all been blown off the slopes by Sunday morning. Everything was hard-packed, icy and wind-blown. I wish we had gone to Vail.
Anyway, we did a few runs on the front. There was a bit of a crowd in the morning but as soon as everyone realized it wasn't worth it, they went home. The gondola was closed all day due to the high-winds and the visibility was pretty poor. So, ...
Dec 30, 2009
Another great Colorado web resource, this one by the I-70 Mountain Corridor Coalition: GoI70.com. I mentioned this site earlier in the year but it's now live and ready for people to play with. It has everything from realtime traffic, weather, road conditions, ski resort snow reports, places to stay, things to do, and so on. The interactive map is an excellent resource.
But here's the best part: the jackrabbits. A crowdsourced collection of individuals that provide live road and weather updates. If this gets enough traction the value could be immeasurable. I've tried to keep people updated with real-time traffic status ...
Sep 30, 2009
The I-70 Coalition is excited to launch GoI70.com this winter season to assist your trip to and from the mountains. It's all going to be there: weather and road conditions, travel times along the highway, text alerts about your trip, as well as information about carpooling, restaurants, and things to do in the towns along the interstate. Want to know the best travel times, find an extra rider to share expenses, get directions to a parking space, or a good deal on an overnight stay? It will all be at GoI70.com.
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Sep 22, 2009
With airlines now charging as much as $100 to bring skis on the plane, rental shops are becoming a solid option for someone traveling by air to their next ski destination.
Besides traditional, retail rental locations a number of delivery rental companies are making a foot hold in many Western resorts. Ski Butlers, a ski rental delivery company started in Utah, has just opened yet another location, this one in Telluride, Colorado. Ski Butlers now serves all major resorts in British Columbia, California, Utah & Wyoming.
With prices being competitive with all local ski shops, rental delivery is a nice alternative to ...
Sep 21, 2008
Planning your next ski trip? Start here with our guide to see how the top 50 resorts in North America stack up. And stayed tuned to SkiNet.com for our upcoming, newly re-vamped Resort Finder.
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