Discounted Lift Tickets and Season Passes
2012/2013 Season

Copper Mountain Colorado:
Copper is a mountain for every skier and rider. Its distinctive, naturally divided terrain, separates expert, intermediate and beginner skiers and riders by ability, while the four alpine bowls, and world-renowned terrain park provides options for all ages and skill levels. And, the resort's base village and its shops, restaurants and lodging allow guests to feel at home. In our opinion, there are hundreds of reasons to visit. But, in reality, Copper is a choice. It's the choice to spend a vacation relaxing with friends and family in a place that feels more like a friendly neighborhood than a cookie-cutter resort.

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• 2,450 acres of skiing and snowboarding
• 10 minutes from Frisco
• 1.5 hours from Denver
• Shopping, dining and lodging
• Snowmobiling, snowshoeing and snow tubing
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Winter Park Colorado:
Winter Park’s appeal for Coloradans is its abundant, dependable snowfall each season. On average, close to 30 feet of snow blankets the trails and glades of the connected Winter Park and Mary Jane mountains. And despite its close proximity to Denver and its lower profile position among its more famous neighbors, Winter Park is a BIG mountain. Really big. With 2,770 acres (1,121 hectares), 134 trails spread over three distinct mountain ridges ( Winter Park, Mary Jane and Vasquez Ridge) and an alpine bowl served by 24 chairlifts, Winter Park remains one of the largest ski complexes in the western United States.

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• 2,770 acres of skiing and snowboarding
• 1.5 hours from Denver
• Shopping, dining and lodging
• Snowmobiling, snowshoeing and snow tubing
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Steamboat Colorado
If you want to have the best skiing experience ever, then Steamboat is your ski resort. Steamboat boasts an average of nearly 30 feet of snowfall each winter season. You know what this means – powder days followed by more powder days! It doesn’t stop here, however, because Steamboat has laid claim to the term Champagne Powder®. It’s not a hollow claim, because the snow at Steamboat has 70% less moisture content than average snow.

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2,939 acres of skiing and snowboarding
• Shopping, dining and lodging
• Snowmobiling, snowshoeing and snow tubing
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Sunlight Mountain, Colorado
Sunlight Mountain Resort is a unique Colorado winter playground that is affordable and family oriented. Sunlight has hundreds of acres for skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and snow-shoeing. Sunlight's summit on Compass Mountain in the White River National Forest, overlooks majestic Mount Sopris and the awe inspiring Elk Mountain Range. Click below to order online now specifically for ColoradoMountainActivities.com users.

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Pioneer Sports:

Offering the cheapest lift tickets in Summit County. Visit our Frisco or Silverthorne stores to buy lift tickets to Breckenridge, Keystone, Copper Mountain, A-Basin and many other Colorado resorts including Vail and Beaver Creek. Open 7 days a week next to Wal-Mart in Frisco (exit 203 of I-70) and in the La Quinta Inn in Silverthorne (exit 205 off I-70).
Go to: www.PioneerSportsColorado.com

Frisco, CO

Travel Chart

Distance in Miles	A-Basin	Breckenridge	Copper	Dillon	Frisco	Keystone	Silverthorne
A-Basin		19	22	10	13	4	11
Breckenridge	19		16	14	9	15	14
Copper	22	16		12	7	18	12
Dillon	10	14	12		3	6	7
Frisco	13	9	7	3		9	5
Keystone	4	15	18	6	9		7
Silverthorne	11	14	12	7	5	7

Distance in Miles	Denver International Airport (DIA)
A-Basin	86
Breckenridge	104
Copper Mountain	103
Dillon	92
Frisco	97
Keystone	96
Silverthorne	91
Winter Park	88