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Summit High School’s Olyvia Snyder skis her way to a state championship in the Colorado High School Ski League slalom competition at Beaver Creek Resort in February 2020. Snyder's win spearheaded a dominant slalom title performance by the Tigers girls. Photo by Ryan Casey / CHSAA Now A year after winning the slalom state championship, the Summit High School girls Alpine ski team is poised to challenge for the top spot in the state. The Tigers girls have top-end talent, led by 2020 slalom state champion Olyvia Snyder, and depth on the girls team. Speaking from downhill practice at Keystone R...

The high school skiing championships won’t go virtual in 2021. Qualifying will be more difficult, though.

Vail, Beaver Creek back in snow mode but state snowpack still lagging badly Fresh snow near Ski Cooper on a recent Friday. After a very slow start to the snow-riding season, Colorado is finally back in snow mode over the weekend and into next week, although with a southwest weather flow that generally favors the southern part of the state. Local ski areas are considered to be in the northern region. Still, Vail and Beaver Creek should see softer snow conditions over the next week or so, and hopefully the snowpack totals in the Colorado River Basin will start to climb closer to av...

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...

Accessible outdoor recreation, the value of sport and competition, education and a love of the outdoors among local youth — these are the goals of Cloud City Mountain Sports, a