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Winter Park Village Info
On The MountainWinter Park although interconnected has two bases Winter Park and Mary Jane. Beginner/First Timer terrain head to the Winter Park base area.Discovery Park has 26 acres of gentle, learning terrain served by a double, a triple and a high-speed quad. Another 5 acres of beginner/teaching terrain can be found next to the Gemini Lift. Two moving carpets and one surface lift allow you to practice before heading to the chair lifts. Intermediate- Sunnyside Lift on Mary Jane is great for intermediate skiers and boarders try Sleeper one of Winter Park's "blue-black" designated runs that help intermediates improve to advanced.Parsenn bowl has stunning views and the upper part allows for some great skiing/boarding above the tree line. Being exposed can allow for it to become windswept but after a storm provides some amazing terrain. Advanced/Expert abilities if you like bumps Mary Jane is where you'll find the famous bumps and super-steepsTry the chutes accessible only through controlled gates: Hole in the Wall, Awe Chute, Baldy's Chute, Jeff's Chute and Runaway,all reached by the Challenger, Sunnyside, High Lonesome or Summit Express chairlifts. For advanced skiers, the most popular lift on the Winter Park side is the Zephyr Express. It provides access to Mary Jane (via Outhouse). Ski and Board SchoolWinter Park's Ski & Ride School is considered one of the best skier and rider improvement centers in the country. With a class for everyone! Beginner classes will have you tearing down the mountain in no time. Not a beginner? Not a problem! There are classes that teach skills from ripping' the bumps to freestyle. Classes are available for all ages and abilities. The VillageThe Winter Park village is small but friendly, offering more cozy aprs-ski locales and a good variety of restaurants. The town of Winter Park is located a few miles from the Village at Winter Park with Restaurants and Shops spread from the base of Winter Park Mountain, through out downtown town of Winter Park and two miles further down the valley in the town of Fraser. Attractions and ActivitiesTry your climbing skills at The Base Camp 9000 Indoor Climbing Wall a 750 square-foot, state-of-the-art apparatus located in the base area's West Portal Station building, Hop on the Zephyr Express Chairlift after 11am daily and enjoy a scenic ride up to The Lodge at Sunspot for lunch. A 12-15 minute Zephyr Express chairlift ride will whisk you from the base area altitude of 9,000' elevation to the breathtaking Sunspot Summit at 10,700', or enjoy a scenic snowcat tour, dog sledding, snowmobiling or for those romantic evenings a sleigh ride. Kids Night OutThursday evenings, 5.30 pm to 8.30 pm - starting 15 December 2011 ShoppingIndian art, Southwestern jewelry, Western attire, paintings and prints by local artists, books on local lore and history, a wide assortment of gifts and Colorado souvenirs. Stop by gourmet specialty shops with unique Colorado products; find the perfect Winter Park t-shirt. DiningThe Back Bowl Soup Company offers a daily selection of hommade soups and sandwiches as well as cold beer and wine. Located in the yellow house. NightlifeStraight off the slopes head to the deck at Derailer for apres ski or Docs Roadhouse is a tavern/restaurant on the ground level of Zephyr Mountain Lodge at the base of the slopes, with two outdoor decks for drinks and dining on sunny days. The Shed in downtown Winter Park, has happy hour deals on margaritas and appetizers, The Pub is a popular locals hangout. For those wanting to still enjoy the apres ski experience but in quieter surroundings there is Tipper's Tavern in the Vintage Hotel or Eichler's. Notable Recent AwardsTransworld Snowboarding 2010 - Top 10 Overall Resorts |
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