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First time in Co Advice

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A good friend and I are headed out west to Co for the first time. We were thinking of renting a car and doing day trips to multiple resorts. I am now thinking it may be more fun to just pick one and stay (spend less tie in the car) and allow for some night life. We are both pretty good boarders but neither one of us have been beyond the east and the ice.

Also any good advice about which resort. We are flying into Denver, we don’t like lines a tt eh lift and are looking for big powder. We will be going Jan 18-22
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Hi dmay4, welcome to snowHeads snowHead

We are pretty much a UK-based forum and as such only have limited advice on skiing in the States, although we do have some sH from across the pond and also some who spend a lot of time skiing in the States Toofy Grin You could also try asking your question at www.epicski.com which is a N American forum. Have fun! Very Happy
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dmay4, greetings and welcome to snowHeads!

One possibility would be to stay in Frisco and use the public transportation to get to everywhere (Breck, Copper, Keystone, A Basin). That gives you a lot of terrain to explore, and you can likely hop over Vail pass to Vail and Beaver Creek if you really want more terrain. Winter Park and Loveland are nearby, too, and an easy drive if you have a car.

That time in January is a pretty good time to be here. Not too crowded, and the snow should be pretty nice as long as the weather cooperates.
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where tf is Co?

Welcome to Snowheads - where the world extends beyond the USA snowHead
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telford_mike wrote:
where tf is Co?

California?? Puzzled
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Colorado

Most (all??) states in the US have a TLA

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 Then you can post your own questions or snow reports...
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^ Co = Colorado?
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Thanks for the advice
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ssh wrote:
dmay4, greetings and welcome to snowHeads!

One possibility would be to stay in Frisco and use the public transportation to get to everywhere (Breck, Copper, Keystone, A Basin).


Apologies for my appalling mental map of the US but I'm confused now. If "Co" is Colorado, doesn't that make SSH's advice to stay in 'Frisco' a bit unrealistic? Or is 'Frisco' not San Francisco in California?
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Red Leon, Frisco is Frisco in Colorado. Up the I-70... http://www.townoffrisco.com/
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good advice - Frisco, Silverthorn or Dillon is well served by Summit Stage (free bus) check route is close to accommodation. Can be very cold, and watch the altitude -dont over do it first couple of days!Plenty of terrain ,you will need longer to get around all of that area!
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