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1.12.2006

Snow Alert: Aspen, Arapahoe Basin, Big White, Alta, SnowBird, Fernie, Kicking Horse Saas Fee, Zermatt

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We have received 2.5" of new snow in the past 24 hours and all seven mountains of Killington Resort will be open for Friday. Temperatures are expected to drop Saturday night, with the possibility of significant snowfall Saturday night through Sunday!! At Killington we remain confident that the vast amount of terrain covered by the world’s largest snowmaking system will provide the best overall conditions available in the East, no matter what Mother Nature delivers. Our groomers will be working through the night laying miles and miles of corduroy on 74 trails. Friday we’ll be spinning 20 lifts, including the K-1 and Skyeship Express Gondolas and three express quad chairs! Check out Killington's 2-7 Day SKI & STAY Package! You`ll save money with each Ski and Stay vacation you book. A two night/ two day Ski and Stay package including lodging and lift tickets starts at just $69 per person per night during midwinter (midweek, non-holiday) and $57 early/late season. Killington

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Steamboat
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, CO—January 12, 2006-- ProRodeo Champions from across North America will convene in Steamboat – Ski Town, U.S.A.® – for the 32nd Annual Bud Light Cowboy Downhill on Tuesday, January 17, 2006. "The Bud Light Cowboy Downhill is an event highlight of both the rodeo and ski seasons, having become one of the most unique events in the country that the whole family can enjoy together," said Andy Wirth, vice president of sales & marketing for Steamboat. "This event is a tribute to the original rodeo cowboy. The combination of Steamboat’s genuine friendliness, real western heritage and world-class skiing on over 20 feet of pure Champagne Powder® snow this season has made our town and resort the ideal setting for this event for over three decades." The Cowboy Downhill started back in 1974 when Larry Mahan, six-time All-Around World Champion cowboy, and Billy Kidd, Steamboat’s Director of Skiing & Olympic medalist, decided it would be fun to invite a few of the ProRodeo stars from the Denver Stock Show up to Steamboat for a day of skiing and racing fun. Today, it has grown into one of the most unique ski rodeos in the world with up to 100 ProRodeo cowboys trading in their spurs for skis and snowboards in a western-style race to the finish line. The day’s events begin with the dual slalom race at 1:30 p.m. on Headwall. After negotiating the slalom course and on-course jump, the cowboys must lasso a person, saddle a horse, and cross the finish line in the fastest time and all in one piece. The grand finale of the 32nd Annual Bud Light Cowboy Downhill is a chaotic western Stampede on skis and snowboards. The Stampede utilizes a mass start and pits cowboy against cowboy in a winner takes all race down Headwall. The greatest challenge for the winner is getting out of the way of a hundred other cowboys hurling down the hill in hot pursuit. Read the full Press Release: Steamboat

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Crystal Mountain
11 inches of new snow in 24 hours, 6 inches overnight up top. The POWDER is calling YOU!!
Date: Thursday, January 12, 2006
Time: 6:00am
Weather: Another great day for the slopes with some partial clearing expected later!
Base Temperature: 23 degrees
Base Snow Depth: 65 inches
Base New Snow Fall 24hrs: 11 inches
Base Snow Fall 48hrs: 18 inches
The Express Bus is the hassle free way to Crystal Mountain on the weekends.
Crystal


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After clouds covered our beautiful mountain yesterday, Mammoth is once again glowing in the morning sun. I feel spoiled by Mammoth's pristine weather as another new day promises clear skies, calm winds and temperatures in the low 40s. You know you've got it made when you can put the goggles away and pull out the sunglasses for a beautiful January day. Currently it's 27 degrees at Main Lodge, but I guarantee the bright sun will warm us up in no time. We plan to operate all chairs today with the exception of 7 and 20. I'm embarking on a new adventure tonight and I can't wait to tell you how it is. I'm going on a Full Moon Snowshoe Tour! I love Mammoth's diverse outdoor experiences. I have a feeling I'll have a good report for you. Have a great day and I'll see you out there! Mountain Conditions =================== Main Lodge Temp : 30.4 degrees Skies : clear Winds : calm Daytime Temps : low 40s Base Depth : 10-12 feet Storm Total : 1 inches. Today's Snowfall : 1 inches. Surface Conditions : Packed Powder,Machine Groomed Expected Lifts ============== Main Lodge: 12 expected Canyon Lodge: 10 expected Eagle Lodge: 3 expected Mammoth Mountain

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