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Beaver Creek Ski Resort
Beaver Creek by the numbers
Beaver Creek is ski, snowboard, AT, XC, and snowshoe friendly!
Beaver Creek opened for skiing in 1980 in anticipation of the 1976 Winter Olympics.
The base area of Beaver Creek has an elevation of 8,100 feet above sea level. Top elevation is 11,440 feet.
The most difficult trails at Eldora can be found off the Corona lift – enjoy double black diamond glades with steeps, cliffs, gullies, and more!
Beaver Creek is only 10 minutes from Vail and 2 hours from Denver.
Beaver Creek has 1,815 acres of skiable terrain.
Beaver Creek has a variety of exceptional runs that will keep your carving until your legs are sore and you are ready to enjoy some après fun in Beaver Creek Village.
Beaver Creek opened for skiing in 1980 in anticipation of the 1976 Winter Olympics.
The base area of Beaver Creek has an elevation of 8,100 feet above sea level. Top elevation is 11,440 feet.
The most difficult trails at Eldora can be found off the Corona lift – enjoy double black diamond glades with steeps, cliffs, gullies, and more!
Beaver Creek is only 10 minutes from Vail and 2 hours from Denver.
Beaver Creek has 1,815 acres of skiable terrain.
Beaver Creek has a variety of exceptional runs that will keep your carving until your legs are sore and you are ready to enjoy some après fun in Beaver Creek Village.
Most Popular Lifts
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Centennial Express
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Larkspur Express
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Upper Beaver Creek Mountain Express
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Rose Bowl Express
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Lower Beaver Creek Mountain Express
Most Popular Runs
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Piece-O-Cake
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Stirrup
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Cabin Fever
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Red Buffalo
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Upper Golden Eagle