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Beaver Creek Resort

Contact Info
226 Beaver Creek Plaza
PO Box 7
Vail, CO 81658

Phone:
970-845-9090
Basics
Skiable Acres:
1,805 acres
Vertical Drop:
4,040 Feet

Description

Beaver Creek Mountain, opened in 1980, is a large ski resort in north central Colorado, the farthest west of the I-70 corridor resorts. With 14 lifts and over 140 runs, Beaver Creek has plenty of terrain to ski or board.

The World Ski Championships have been held at Beaver Creek twice so far, and the "Birds of Prey" Downhill Course has been praised as one of the best in the world. Unlike many other large Colorado resorts, however, Beaver Creek has a number of beginner runs, meaning even first-time skiers can find plenty of places to ski without being confined to "the bunny hill."

Between the town of Avon and the lodges at Beaver Creek Mountain, there are nearly a hundred places to stay. Beaver Creek averages over 250 days of sun each year.

Tour Companies

  • Vail and Beaver Creek
  • Skiing | Boarding

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Hours + Prices

Hours

Daily: 9am - 4pm
Half Day: 12pm

Season:
Late November to mid-April

Amenities

Mountain Stats

Mountain
Skiable Acres:
1,805 acres
Average Snowfall:
310 inches
Terrain:
Easiest: 19%, More Difficult: 43%, Most Difficult: 38%
Base Elevation:
8,100 Feet
Vertical Drop:
4,040 Feet
Lifts and Runs
Number of Lifts:
16 Lifts
Total Runs:
148 Runs

1 Surface Lift, 3 Double Chairs, 2 Triple Chairs, 10 HiSpeed Quads

Map + Directions

Basic Directions

From Denver International Airport:

Beaver Creek Resort is only 125 miles (201km) west, a two and a half hour drive via Interstate 70. Take I-70 west to Vail Valley, Beaver Creek is 9 miles west of Vail, Avon exit 167

From Eagle County Airport:

Beaver Creek Resort is only 25 miles (40 km.) east of Eagle County Airport on I-70. Take I-70 east to Avon exit 167. Follow the signs to Beaver Creek.


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