Beaver Creek Snow Stake Cam

Uppher beaver creak lift on a sunny day. The Rosebrook ski team, the Joker,Mystery Man, Poola and me tore it up. Best trails Coyote, Centennial, Thrasher and Cabin Fever to the Ritzy 

B-Woods Charley Ferguson

Beaver Creek

Beaver Creek Resort

Colorado

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<p><span data-sheets-root="1">Nestled in the heart of Colorado's Rocky Mountains, Beaver Creek is a luxurious and family-friendly ski resort that offers an unparalleled winter experience. Located just west of Vail, this world-class destination boasts breathtaking alpine scenery and is renowned for its exceptional service and meticulously groomed slopes. Beaver Creek spans about 1,800 acres of skiable terrain, featuring 176 trails and 25 lifts, ensuring there's something for every level of skier or snowboarder. Whether you're gliding down gentle cruisers or testing your limits on challenging black diamonds, Beaver Creek provides a diverse range of runs that cater to everyone.<br /><br />The resort is also famous for its intimate village atmosphere, combining rustic charm with upscale amenities. Visitors will enjoy a seamless blend of adventure and relaxation, with heated walkways, outdoor fire pits, and a vibrant apr&egrave;s-ski scene. The resort's attention to detail, from its signature warm chocolate chip cookies served at the end of the ski day to its high-quality dining and shopping options, elevates the entire experience. For skiers seeking both adventure and luxury, Beaver Creek is an ideal choice.<br /></span></p>

<p>Beaver Creek is easily accessible from several major airports, making it a convenient destination for travelers. The closest airport is Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE), located just 30 minutes from the resort, with direct flights from cities like Denver, Dallas, and Chicago. Denver International Airport (DEN) is also an option, located about two hours away by car, offering more extensive flight options.</p>
<p>For those flying into Denver, shuttle services like Epic Mountain Express offer convenient transportation directly to the resort. Driving is another option, with routes along I-70 providing scenic mountain views as you approach Beaver Creek. Whether flying or driving, access to Beaver Creek is straightforward and stress-free.</p>

<p>Beaver Creek offers a wide range of accommodations, with many lodging options located right in the heart of the village or in nearby Avon. Visitors can choose from luxurious ski-in/ski-out condos, cozy mountain lodges, and upscale vacation rentals. Avon, located just at the base of the resort, provides additional lodging options for those looking for more affordable stays, with easy shuttle access to the slopes. Whether staying in the village or nearby, Beaver Creek ensures comfortable and convenient options for every type of traveler.</p>
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<h3>Best Breakfast in Town</h3>
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<li>Join the locals in line at the Avon Bakery &amp; Deli to order a breakfast burrito or a bacon, egg and cheese bagel. Nothing fancy here, just a few tables in the back and stools at a small counter. The big draw: tasty breakfasts, and lunch sandwiches with delicious, imaginative fillings tucked into freshly baked artisan breads. 25 Hurd Lane, Avon, CO 81620</li>
<li>For an upscale breakfast made-to-order, head to the 8100 Mountainside Bar &amp; Grill in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek. 136 East Thomas Place, Beaver Creek, CO, 81620</li>
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<h3>Our Favorite Lunch Spots</h3>
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<li>In the cafeteria at the mid-mountain Spruce Saddle restaurant, you'll find pho, sushi, pizzas, sandwiches and more all at separate counters. Views are excellent, but the tables get packed mid-day. 210 Beaver Creek Plaza, Beaver Creek, CO 81620</li>
<li>A quieter, fast place for lunch is the Caf&eacute; at the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa. Ski up, and leave your equipment with the hotel's valet. Buy gourmet sandwiches made to order, a cappuccino and a pastry at the counter then find a quiet table nearby. 136 East Thomas Place, Beaver Creek, CO, 81620</li>
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<h3>Dinner</h3>
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<li>At Mirabelle, expect imaginative preparations of classic dishes, artfully presented. Its unique style of cooking and choice of wines have been acclaimed by many, including Bon App&eacute;tit and Wine Spectator. Have a drink before the fireplace in the bar, and then move to one of the intimate dining rooms for your meal. 55 Village Road, Beaver Creek, CO 81620</li>
<li>Blue Moose Pizza serves subs, pasta and New York-style hand-tossed pizza. You also have a wide selection of beer, wine and cocktails. 76 Avondale Lane, Avon, CO 81620</li>
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<h3>Apres/Nightlife</h3>
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<li>As the name implies, the Dusty Boot Steakhouse and Saloon is a noisy, large saloon with an old-fashioned tin ceiling and big TVs, and features wicked burgers and steaks. 210 Offerson Road #C304, Avon, CO 81620</li>
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<p>Beaver Creek's terrain offers an impressive variety for skiers and snowboarders of all levels. Beginners and families will appreciate the gentle slopes of the Haymeadow Park area, which is serviced by its own dedicated gondola and provides an excellent space for learning and improving skills. Intermediate skiers can explore the wide-open cruisers on Bachelor Gulch Mountain, where the smooth runs and beautiful scenery offer a relaxing ride. For those seeking a challenge, Centennial Express is a key lift, giving access to thrilling blue and black runs.</p>
<p>Advanced and expert skiers will find plenty to test their abilities in Beaver Creek's famous steep terrain. The Birds of Prey area is home to some of the resort's most challenging runs, including the iconic Golden Eagle and Peregrine trails, which are known for hosting World Cup ski races. Larkspur Bowl offers a mix of intermediate and advanced runs, while Stone Creek Chutes offers expert-level skiing with steep lines and deep powder.</p>
<p>For park enthusiasts, Beaver Creek has a terrain park perfect for honing freestyle skills, featuring jumps, rails, and boxes that cater to both beginner and experienced riders. With a vast range of terrain, from family-friendly greens to expert-only chutes, Beaver Creek provides a comprehensive skiing experience for all.</p>

<p>On a powder day, head straight to Larkspur Bowl or Stone Creek Chutes for untouched snow and exhilarating steeps that will satisfy advanced and expert skiers. The trees in Rose Bowl also hold onto fresh powder longer than many other parts of the mountain, making it a great option for finding hidden stashes. If you're looking for fewer crowds, explore Bachelor Gulch, where the quiet runs and stunning views provide a more peaceful skiing experience.</p>
<p>For apr&egrave;s-ski, Beaver Creek Village is the perfect place to unwind after a day on the slopes. The Coyote Caf&eacute; is a local favorite, offering a laid-back atmosphere and great drinks. Don&rsquo;t miss out on the resort&rsquo;s famous warm cookies, served daily at 3 p.m. at the base of the Centennial Express lift&mdash;a signature Beaver Creek experience. If you're seeking more of a local vibe, head into Avon for more casual dining and lively bars. With its luxurious amenities and thoughtful touches, Beaver Creek ensures every visitor feels pampered both on and off the mountain.</p>

<p><span>Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE) serves as the primary commercial airport near Beaver Creek ski resort, located just a picturesque 30-minute drive away. For skiers heading to Beaver Creek, Denver International Airport (DEN) is another option, about a 2 to 2.5-hour drive, offering a broader range of flight options but requiring a longer ground transfer to reach the resort.</span></p>

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