About Crested Butte Lift Tickets
Highlights
This deal is for a full-day lift ticket to ski or ride at Crested Butte, CO.
Crested Butte Mountain Resort has a natural character that is both distinctive and exhilarating ... for any ability level. From the abundant wide open green and blue groomed trails to more advanced long cruisers and the famous extreme limits of the North Face and Headwall, the mountain has it all.
Crested Butte is recognized as the home to some of the countries top extreme and elite winter athletes, names such as Seth Morrison and Wendy Fisher pioneers of big mountain skiing are synonymous with the Butte. On any day you can find yourself skiing runs with a number of skiing legends or new school superstars. It is easy to see why so many young people are attracted to the scene in CB. The mountain has some of the easiest access to what is considered to be the countries best steeps where you can find classic bowl skiing or unexplored lines on every run.
Crested Butte has always been know as the perfect mountain to improve your skiing because of the diverse terrain and easy progression from beginner, intermediate and advanced sections of the mountain. This unique character of the mountain combined with uncrowded slopes, fantastic grooming and snow conditions gives one a sense of freedom and confidence. Read more
Pick-up instructions
Please present your printed confirmation to the ticket desk located in The Adventure Center at Mountaineer Square to redeem.
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As the birthplace of freeskiing and with the most inbounds “no fall” zones, Crested Butte Mountain Resort is not for the faint of heart. It is widely known for its challenging terrain, uncrowded slopes, over 300 inches of annual snowfall, and sunny skies. Due to Crested Butte’s isolated location, almost five hours from Denver, and its small airport, the nearby Gunnison/Crested Butte Regional Airport, you’ll often feel like you have some of the 1,167 acres all to yourself.
Crested Butte has ... 16 lifts, 121 trails, 3 terrain parks, and one 55-foot Superpipe. It has a lift-served vertical of 2,775 feet and if you feel like taking the short hike to Peak Terrain, you can get an overall vertical of 3,062 feet.
As the host of the US Extreme Skiing Championships for 17 years running, Crested Butte has lots of challenging terrain to offer expert skiers and snowboarders. The North Face, with an exposed 40-degree fall line that looks out over the entire valley is not to be missed. Rambo, located below Powder Rock Glade, is the steepest cut run in the United States and double black diamonds like Teocalli Bowl and Extreme Limits provide quite a challenge as well.
If you are looking for something a bit mellower, don’t worry; Crested Butte is known to be a great mountain to improve on. With varying terrain, there is a nice progression for skiers and boarders to get better. A variety of blue runs are located around the East River and Teocalli lifts and Paradise Bowl serves as a nice cruiser.
The town of Crested Butte has no traffic lights or chain stores, offers some good restaurants and relaxed nightlife. A recent base village upgrade, a new learning area for the ski school, and a move to focus more on customer service have been added in recent years to beef up the experience in what some call “Colorado’s Last Great Ski Town”. So if you are looking to challenge yourself, improve your skiing, or get your taste of a real ski town, Crested Butte is the place to be.
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