Gary Shimanowitz News Today

Sunbeams hit a thin layer of snow atop the freshly groomed trail

Beaver Creek enjoyed a mellow Monday Opening Day, with uncrowded slopes greeting guests for an earlier-than-planned start to the 2021-22 season. The resort was originally scheduled to open on Wednesday, but favorable pre-season conditions allowed...

For the 2022-23 season, the run formerly known as “Double Diamond” has a much more appropriate namesake. The run will be called “Gary’s,” Beaver Creek announced Wednesday, in honor of Gary Shimanowitz, a 32-year veteran...

For the 2022-23 season, the run formerly known as “Double Diamond” has a much more appropriate namesake. The run will be called “Gary’s,” Beaver Creek announced Wednesday, in honor of Gary Shimanowitz, a 32-year veteran...

Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley is thrilled to continue its commitment to affordable home construction through a $300,000 grant from Beaver Creek Resort and Vail Mountain through the company’s EpicPromise program. This pledge will support...

Our community is still reeling from the loss of Gary Shimanowitz — a leader on and off Beaver Creek Mountain. Even after 30-plus years working for Vail Resorts, Gary still got a thrill from finding…

Beaver Creek skiers and snowboarders enjoyed a wintery closing day on Sunday as cold temperatures, wind and snow blanketed the mountain on its last day of operation for 2021-22.

Being part of a community provides opportunity, safety, security, and it allows us to be part of something greater. The sense of community was evident Saturday, March 12, at Habitat for Humanity Vail Valley’s Carpenters’…

Beaver Creek celebrated Gary Shimanowitz on Friday.

Beaver Creek is grappling with the loss of one of its strongest leaders, both literally and figuratively, after Gary Shimanowitz, the resort’s longtime director of operations, died suddenly on Friday, Feb. 24.