We begged, we pleaded and only when Winter Park Resort delayed opening day until November 15th, did the snow gods finally listen.
While the majority of the US shuddered at images of the Polar Plunge making it’s way down from Canada, Winter Park joyously threw its mitten clad hands in the air, as big fat flakes of snow started falling … Read More “Winter Storm Hits Winter Park” 
Colorado River Named to”Most Endangered Rivers” List
Our beloved Colorado River and more specifically the Fraser River has been named the #6 most endangered river in the United States. The threat of water diversion from the state’s namesake river has landed the Upper Colorado at #6 on this year’s list, as compiled by the conservation advocacy group American Rivers.
Right… Read More “Fraser River in Winter Park Named to Endangered River List” 
Bluebird Day at Winter Park Resort
What is a bluebird day you may ask. Well, I was wondering that also when we saw the bluebird on the left perched on a building at Devil’s Thumb Ranch.
My definition of a bluebird day is a nice spring like day with blue, blue skies, no wind and a bunch of snow on… Read More “Bluebird Day Winter Park, CO” 
Mary Jane Is Open (And She’s Lookin’ Good)
If you haven’t heard the news, it’s been DUMPING snow in Colorado over the last month (November 2015).
As a result, we’re enjoying the best early season skiing in years; so much so that Winter Park was just placed in Snowbrains, Top 10 Snowfall Totals In North America Right Now.
Since opening… Read More “Mary Jane opens under 80 inches of snowfall” 
You can’t have missed the all the talk on the news of the El Nino weather pattern that continues to grow in the Pacific Ocean, and what that cycle might mean for skiers this coming winter.
References… Read More “El Nino Impact For Colorado Skiing” 
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