d*******x
发帖数: 19 | |
k*********h
发帖数: 1841 | 2 现在？？？没有雪场还开着吧。
而且去Denver不如去Utah.差不多的飞机票价，但是Utah的snow bison和powder
mountain都是原来举办冬奥会的场地。里面设施新，雪道多。关键Utah不管是雪场的工
作人员还是滑雪的人都比Denver的nice很多。 |
m**o
发帖数: 9805 | 3 最便宜的应该是住denver，开车去loveland
不过这个季节应该已经没得玩了
【在 d*******x 的大作中提到】
: 想去DENVER 滑雪，请求场地和住处， 多谢
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M****u
发帖数: 17708 | 4 淡季 价格好
【在 k*********h 的大作中提到】
: 现在？？？没有雪场还开着吧。
: 而且去Denver不如去Utah.差不多的飞机票价，但是Utah的snow bison和powder
: mountain都是原来举办冬奥会的场地。里面设施新，雪道多。关键Utah不管是雪场的工
: 作人员还是滑雪的人都比Denver的nice很多。
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k*********h
发帖数: 1841 | 5 但开的lift和雪道也少啊。
【在 M****u 的大作中提到】
: 淡季 价格好
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z**********i
发帖数: 12276 | 6 可以去vail住２天，现在，应该不贵。但滑雪可能没有了。
【在 d*******x 的大作中提到】
: 想去DENVER 滑雪，请求场地和住处， 多谢
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d*******x
发帖数: 19 | 7 Christmas time, plan to go....
thanks |
z**********i
发帖数: 12276 | 8 breckenridge 大家都说不错。
【在 d*******x 的大作中提到】
: Christmas time, plan to go....
: thanks
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h******n
发帖数: 1 | 9 Denver 旁边， Keystone 还不错。 |
a******o
发帖数: 261 | 10 I've skied in New Mexico, Colorado, California, Vermont/New Hampshire,
Canada and I would say Colorado is one of the better places to start.
Brackenridge, Keystone, Vail, Durango, and Winter Park are the ones I've
been to in Colorado. If my memory serves me right, Winter Park and Vail are
two of the bigger ones. Vail is more upscale and it's got one of the
biggest open space ski areas anywhere. My impression of Brackenridge/
Keystone was that they were too easy and small - do keep in mind my
mentality at the time was to push myself as hard as I could. I like Winter
Park the most - it's just outside of Denver and it's got all different
grades of routes from bunny slopes to double black diamond. Of course I am
biased towards Winter Park just b/c I've ski/snowboard there the most.
In terms of where to stay - there are way too many places with different
levels of luxury. That's really a function of ur budget, what you want to do
, and what you consider important - r u mainly going to be skiing or
shopping as well? will u have a car? do you mind carrying your skis around?
how much are you willing to afford? Suggest you narrow down where you want
to go first and then look around based on ur priorities.
For your reference last time I went (5+ years ago) we stayed at the
Courtyard near Golden. Suggest you get your equipment and gears rented the
night before - you don't want to waste precious time trying out shoes and
equipment at the slope. Plus it's more expensive the closer you get. Of
course be ready to carry your equipment a bit, even if you have a car. |
