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Aspen Skiing Co.’s biggest source of growth in skier days is coming from sales and use of ski passes to Roaring Fork Valley residents, according to President and CEO Mike Kaplan.
Jan 15, 2021, 10:06 am 1.3K Shares Beautiful mountain ranges can be seen the top of Aspen Highlands Ski areas on March 17, 2017, in Aspen. The views from the top of Highlands Ski area are spectacular. The peaks include from far left to right: Thunder Peak, 13,932 ft., Pyramid Peak, 14,018 ft., Maroon Peak 14,156 ft., and North Maroon Peak, 14,104, dead center in photo. To the right are Sleeping Sexton and Buckskin Pass at 12,462 ft. (Helen H. Richardson, The Denver Post) In the eternal race for powder turns, fast groomer laps or just family fun on the slopes, skiers and snowboarders oft...
Did you ever try to prove a point to a friend, a partner or a loved one, or even try and impress a stranger with how rugged and hearty you were? Sometimes you see this play out on the slopes with people skiing in jeans or the guy mountain biking in a cotton T-shirt and cutoffs as a testament to indifference, their rogue defiant nature. As an avid antidisestablishmentarianist myself, I can whole-heartedly relate. For the diehard ski bum, eating a homemade sandwich on the chairlift has always been a standard of authentic bumness. I choose to show my sheer manliness and thrift by eating the end ...