After much uncertainly about if Arapahoe Basin would be able to reopen for skiing this season in light of social distancing practices, the Colorado ski area has been given the green light to welcome skiers back on May 27.
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Arapahoe Basin has been closed since March 15, due to COVID-19, and has not announced a new closing day for their second wind. In the past, the ski area is known for staying open through the first week of June. They are currently reporting a 40-inch base. Following similar practices used by Mount Bachelor, Mount Hood, and California’s Mount Baldy, a reservation system will be used to control the number of people on hill at one time. To protect skiers and employees, lift lines have been re-designed to keep people 6 feet apart and masks or face coverings will also be required.
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Skiers must pre-book a reservation with a valid pass or purchase a $99 day ticket in advance online. Tailgating at the famous “Beach,” a muddy snow bank on the edge Early Riser parking lot, will be strictly prohibited. This article originally appeared on Powder.com and was republished with permission.
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After much uncertainly about if Arapahoe Basin would be able to reopen for skiing this season in light of social distancing practices, the Colorado ski area has been given the green light to welcome skiers back on May 27.
No More Skiing for Breckenridge, Heavenly, or Whistler Blackcomb This Season
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Arapahoe Basin has been closed since March 15, due to COVID-19, and has not announced a new closing day for their second wind. In the past, the ski area is known for staying open through the first week of June. They are currently reporting a 40-inch base.
No More Skiing for Breckenridge, Heavenly, or Whistler Blackcomb This Season
Read article
No More Skiing for Breckenridge, Heavenly, or Whistler Blackcomb This Season
Following similar practices used by Mount Bachelor, Mount Hood, and California’s Mount Baldy, a reservation system will be used to control the number of people on hill at one time. To protect skiers and employees, lift lines have been re-designed to keep people 6 feet apart and masks or face coverings will also be required.
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Read article
Skiers must pre-book a reservation with a valid pass or purchase a $99 day ticket in advance online. Tailgating at the famous “Beach,” a muddy snow bank on the edge Early Riser parking lot, will be strictly prohibited.
Oregon’s Timberline Lodge to Open to Skiers Pending Executive Order
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Oregon’s Timberline Lodge to Open to Skiers Pending Executive Order
This article originally appeared on Powder.com and was republished with permission.
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