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Buttermilk
Base elevation: 7,870 ft./2,399 m.
Summit elevation: 9,900 ft./3,018 m.
Vertical rise: 2,030 ft./619 m.
Terrain: 427 acres/173 hectares, Boardercross course.
Uncrowded slopes: On average, 3.7 people per acre / 8 people per hectare.
- Best known for: Being one of the best learning/teaching mountains in the world, terrain park and halfpipe for advanced skiers and snowboarders. Home to ESPN Winter X Games
- Best known for: Winter X Games, which will be held at Buttermilk through 2007! The Crazy T’rain Park and X Games superpipe. Beginner terrain makes Buttermilk an excellent learning mountain for new skiers and snowboarders. Unsurpassed grooming.
- Best-kept secret: Long, wide groomers at West Buttermilk and steeper rolling runs at Tiehack.
- What’s new: Separate beginner terrain park (S3) on Larkspur. Host of the Aspen/Snowmass Open slopestyle and superpipe competition.
- Location: Within the White River National Forest, 3 miles from downtown Aspen, 6 miles from Snowmass
Source: The Aspen Chamber Resort Association (ACRA) is a non-profit, community organization dedicated to supporting the business community and enhancing the visitors experience. The ACRA is a unique blend of a traditional business chamber and a visitors’ bureau made up of approximately 800 local businesses, a strong, diverse board of directors and a talented staff.
On the web at http://www.aspenchamber.org
