Last Updated: 3/10/2010 12:09 AM
Today at Aspen Highlands
Aspen Highlands currently has about 110 trails open of its
124 total trails for your enjoyment. The average base depth ranges
from 53-80 inches, and the resort is open
from Mon-Fri: 9a-3:30p .
Top Elevation
11,675 ft
Vertical Drop
3,635 ft
Base Elevation
8,040 ft
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Location:
Skiable Terrain: 1,028 acresTrails: 110 of 124 trails are open
Lifts: 5 of lifts are open
Base depth: 53-80 inches
Last Snowed On Mar 10 adding 1 inch to the base
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The incomparable Highland Bowl of Aspen is the one way ticket to powder heaven. If you like the white stuff and doesn't mind the hike, this is the place to be. Local powderhounds love the concept of "earn your turn." Think you can handle it? I found a great review on Aspen Highlands..check it out, might be useful. http://skiresorts.com/content/aspen-highlands
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Highland Bowl is incredible. If you are willing to put up with a little bit of a hike, you gain access to an amazing amount of steep, sustained vertical. Given the normal wind patterns, the snow tends to get blown back in to the bowl, so even "skied" snow can get better throughout the day.
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