Photo Credit: Tripp Fay, Copper Mountain

In the midst of the resort’s snowiest March on record, Copper Mountain is embracing the change of seasons with events representing the best of spring in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. 

After receiving 95 inches of fresh snow since March 1, Copper Mountain invites guests to take full advantage of spring skiing and riding in addition to a myriad of events and competitions taking place through closing day April 21.

10 Barrel Brewing Co. Snow Beach is Back

The dark, cold winter months are gone. But the skis shouldn't be put away just yet. The late-season, from about mid-March to the when the last lifts stop turning, is not only still a great time to ski, but is maybe the best time of the year to hit the slopes. After this season’s remarkable snowfall, resorts will still provide incredible skiing through the spring, offering the chance to shed a couple layers, switch to warm temp wax, grab some sunscreen and enjoy the best of Ski Country.

There are Fewer Crowds

Now, I am not one of those ridiculous “native”

Photo Credit: Aspen Snowmass

As March winds down, Colorado’s ski areas are in the midst of a great spring season with ideal conditions for experts, guests ready to learn to ski or snowboard and everyone in between. Late season features warmer temperatures perfect for learning or for those looking to enjoy a non-skiing activity or the mountain environment.

Colorado Ski Country USA (CSCUSA) member ski areas will host events and activities throughout the spring including free concerts, pond skims, competitions and even kayak races. Lower late season lift ticket

There’s something special about all the ski areas on the 5th Grade Passport, and Eldora has its own charm too. Known as Boulder’s backyard, it’s just 21 miles from downtown, up Boulder Canyon Drive. And if you prefer to skip the drive, you can hop the RTD bus from one of three stops ((with free weekend parking) in Boulder and be dropped off just steps from the Alpenglow chairlift. Or consider carpooling with a friend or two and get prime parking (for vehicles of 3 or more) right

Photo Credit: Curtis DeVore, Copper Mountain

At most Colorado ski resorts, there's a place where you can find powder days after a storm - a place you can reach without hiking a half hour to the outer reaches of the mountain.

We're talking about the trees. 

The forests, of pine, spruce, aspen and fir, make up a large part of the terrain at many resorts. It's a special place to ski for many reasons: The shade keeps the snow softer. The challenge of skiing them keeps many other skiers out, leaving fresher

Aspen Snowmass announces the 2019 spring events line-up that includes a variety of free events across all four mountains. This year’s calendar contains a host of returning signature events as well as newer happenings throughout the months of March and April.

New to the event calendar this spring, Aspen Snowmass will host 

Photo Credit: Jeremy Swanson, Aspen Snowmass

Aspen Snowmass announces two bonus weekends of skiing and riding on Aspen Highlands, Apr. 19 – 21 and Apr. 26 – 28 with nearly one hundred percent of terrain open including Highland Bowl.

“The 2018-19 winter season has been one for the record books,” says Katie Ertl, senior vice president of mountain operations. “With the Highland Bowl reporting 102 inches of new snow in the month of March so far, the conditions will be outstanding well into spring. Extending

Spring skiing is much more than an activity, it’s a state of mind, and Winter Park Resort is once again going to fully immerse guests in all that makes springtime in the Rockies so special with “Spring Bash + Splash,” which consists of four jam-packed weekends of events and free giveaways beginning on March 30 and continuing through April.      

The celebration kicks off in style on March 30 with the return of TheBigWonderful Beerfest, featuring Colorado

Photo Credit: Curtis Devore, Arapahoe Basin

March is upon us, and for millions of students, teachers and parents, that means one thing: SPRING BREAK!!!!! 

The days are getting longer, the air warmer and the end of another academic year is in sight. Sure, you could go to the beach, but you have all summer to do that. 

Did you know March just happens to be one of the best months of skiing in Colorado? The rocks and stumps are covered by four months worth of snow and the air