Showing posts with label Loveland Pass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Loveland Pass. Show all posts

September 1, 2010

Season Passes and 4-Paks on Sale Labor Day Weekend!


Denver, CO - The days are getting shorter and the air slightly cooler up here at Loveland which means ski season isn't far off! It's that time of year to get your Loveland Season Passes and 4-Paks in anticipation of another stellar season!

All of our 2010 - 2011 Season Pass and 4-Pak products go on sale this Labor Day weekend at ski shows across the Front Range. Visit our Ski Show Schedule for complete times, dates and locations. Don't forget, all season passes now come with 3 days at Monarch Mountain, 3 days at Purgatory , 1 day of unguided skiing at Silverton Mountain plus tons of other great perks! Prices expire on 11-21-10.

December 18, 2009

New Snow Opens More Terrain for the Holidays!


Loveland, CO - After a foot of fresh snow this week not only are the conditions great, but Loveland Ski Area will be able to open more terrain as well! Over 10" fell on Sunday night giving us what we needed to open most of the runs off Chair 6 as well as Firecut off Chair 2. There is still plenty of more terrain to open, so keep thinking snow!

Skiing Santa Visits Loveland!
There is nothing Santa likes more than skiing (other then Christmas of course!) and this Christmas he visits his favorite ski area, Loveland! Keep your eyes peeled this holiday season for the Skiing Santa. He'll be cruising around the mountain with goodies for everyone and great photo opportunities.

Loveland Ski Area Info

December 15, 2009

Snowboarder Swims His Way Out of Loveland Pass Avalanche

A Denver snowboarder was able to ride and swim his way out of a large avalanche on Loveland Pass around noon Tuesday.

Clear Creek County Sheriff's Office Major Rick Albers said Alec Meyer, 25, caused the avalanche and "it broke on him." Meyer rode it almost to the bottom, but when the avalanche started to flatten out he started to sink.

Meyer used a swimming motion to keep himself on top of the slide, and he was only buried to his mid-section. His girlfriend saw the accident, skied down and helped free him. No one was injured.
Read More at the DenverPost.com

Avalanche.org - get the latest avalanche info and stay safe!