Killington Ski Tkts

[Alkam...@yahoo.com]

Guys,

Looking for ski tickets to Killington Jan. 1-3. Also, basic ski/boots discounted rental options for this period.
Any suggestions?

Happy New year to everyone!

[Nadia M]

Only one suggestion : stay home unless it's free !!!! ;-)))))))))

Thank you,

Nadia

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[Yevgen Nazarenko]

Send an email to s...@skicbsports.com

For other specific dates you can also get super good deals: http://www.skicbsports.com/appre.htm

Otherwise, for Killington - contact them directly at the above email, and for some other resorts: http://www.skicbsports.com/discount.htm

[Alkam...@yahoo.com]

Too late...
So, will hope it's free :)

[Alkam...@yahoo.com]

Great info - thanks!!!

[Vitaly Mogilyansky]

Согласен, с мнением Нади… :))))

Vitaly

[Vlad Kholodovych]

What is the easiest/most convenient place  to ski in Utah/Colorado over a  weekend or extended weekend, 3-4 days?

I heard that some people fly to Salt Lake city and then there are several places within 2 hours driving for skiing.

Any other ideas are welcome and  highly appreciated.

Thanks,

Vlad

[Igor Parychev]

Slc is the most convenient.  Closest hill is 45 minutes from the airport. Denver is about 1:30 drive on i-70 which gets jammed over the weekend.  Can also fly into Eagle and ski Vail. Jackson Hole has its own airport,  but only if you've got extra money to spend.

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[Nataliya Konovalova]

In Utah: Park City, Canyons, Deer Valley. You don't even need to rent a car. You can take a shuttle bus from SLC airport that gets you to Summit County in 40 min, and from most hotel locations you can take a local free bus every morning  that runs every 15-20 min and goes to all main Summit county resorts. Park City and Canyons are now connected. Park City Main St has a really good apre-ski vibe and atmosphere. 

If you rent a car and go a bit further, you can explore awesome resorts of Big Cottonwood Canyons (Solitude and Brighton- small, local, cozy, my favorite resorts)  and small Cottonwood Canyons (Snowbird and Alta - large and vast with tons of challenging runs; favorites of many advanced skiers, not my personal choice though)

CO is overpriced and the quality of snow is not as good as Utah's (Utah's snow is dryer, thus more powdery), but if you want to experience huge and vast resorts with high elevation, great infrastructure, and numerous runs, check out Vail. Traffic on CO's I-70 can be very bad though. Give yourself a few hrs to get back to the airport.

Hope this helps

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