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Vail Resorts reports lagging Epic Pass sales but predicts âsignificant recoveryâ after last yearâs historically bad ski season (opens the original)
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Vail Resorts CEO Robert Katz expects skier visits to rebound during the 2026-27 season â but perhaps not to the levels seen before last winter’s historically poor conditions in Colorado and the West. During a fourth quarter earnings call with investors Monday, Sept. 28, Katz reported that the company’s annual revenues were down “We certainly assume that the ski industry is going to have a significant recovery from last year,” Katz said. “The only question is whether the industry is going to ge
Vail Resorts reports lagging Epic Pass sales (opens the original)
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Vail Resorts CEO Robert Katz expects skier visits to rebound during the 2026-27 season â but perhaps not to the levels seen before last winter’s historically poor conditions in Colorado and the West. During a fourth quarter earnings call with investors Monday, Sept. 28, Katz reported that the company’s annual revenues were down “We certainly assume that the ski industry is going to have a significant recovery from last year,” Katz said. “The only question is whether the industry is going to ge
More Colorado mountain communities exit fire restrictions, while others remain in Stage 1 (opens the original)
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Wetter weather and cooler fall temperatures mean more Colorado mountain communities are removing fire restrictions. The entire White River National Forest â the most visited national forest in the country â exited Stage 1 fire restrictions on Friday, Sept. 25, allowing for backcountry campfires for the first time in months. “It’s nice to see widespread moisture across the forest,” said White River National Forest Supervisor Brian Glaspell in a statement. “Please remember that lower fire dang
Colorado ski resorts could begin snowmaking soon as temperatures drop in the mountains (opens the original)
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With snow already falling at high elevations in Colorado, some ski resorts could be days away from firing up their snowmaking operations for the 2025-26 season. “Fall is here. All the fan guns are on the hill,” Henceroth said. “We are watching the temperatures all day and night.” With base elevations above 10,700 feet, A-Basin and Loveland Ski Area, on the other side of the Continental Divide, are often the first to begin snowmaking for the ski season. Snowmaking teams across the state are waiti
St. Maryâs Glacier, a Colorado landmark, has melted amid a record-hot summer (opens the original)
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St. Mary’s â a perennial snowfield that scientists say is a remnant of the glaciers that dug Colorado’s mountains â has melted out for what appears to be the first time in recorded history. Idaho Springs resident Jeremy Elder has lived about five miles from the snowfield since purchasing a house on Fall River Road about three years ago. On Monday, Sept. 14, Elder hiked up to the cool, high-Alpine valley that protected the snowfield for centuries â but for the first time, the valley was bar
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