Beaver Creek is a feast for the eyes; a delight for the senses.
Beaver Creek Mountain was originally designed to accommodate skiers of all ability levels, with a specific focus on winter recreation. That design proved timeless and today the mountain is enjoyed by a variety of winter and summer sports enthusiasts.
Beaver Creek Mountain is known for its unique diversity, exceptional snow quality and an award-winning ski and snowboard school.
When George Townsend first settled the Beaver Creek Valley in 1881, he knew he'd found something special. In 1972, Vail continued the vision by purchasing the land and beginning a detailed planning process.
General Skiing Information
Vertical rise: 4,040 ft.
Terrain: 1,625 acres
Number of trails: 146
Longest run: 23.25 miles
Trails:
Easiest - 34%
More difficult - 39%
Most difficult - 27%
Annual snowfall: 310 inches
Snowmaking: 605 acres
Lifts: 24,739 skiers/riders per hour
Parks and Pipes: 2 terrain parks, 1 superpipe - 18 feet walls and 400 feet long.
Facilities
Base elevation: 7,360 ft.
Summit elevation: 11,400 ft.
Map Location: North Central F-11
Credit Cards: Visa, Mastercard, American Express & Discover
More Activities & Information
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