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Alpine Adventures
  5300 NW 33rd Avenue, Suite 216
 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
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 929 East 4500
 South Millcreek, UT 84117
1 954 564 6722
 1 800 755 1330
1 954 564 6721
info@alpineadventures.net


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Beaver Creek

Beaver Creek: enter the gates of this ski wonderland and leave everyday life behind

People come from all over the world for that feeling, and many make it a tradition. The ski terrain is legendary and spectacularly varied. This is the only mountain in North America to regularly host the Men’s World Cup ski races on the Birds of Prey downhill race course.

Hone your skills at the Ivy League of ski schools and rise to the top of your class. At the end of the ski day, reward yourself with a fresh chocolate chip cookie served daily by Cookie Time chefs, and tell your friends about your amazing day on the slopes. Beaver Creek will even mail a collector postcard anywhere in the world, free of charge.

It’s no wonder Beaver Creek has won the Best Overall Customer Service Award from the National Ski Association five years in a row.

Awaken slopeside, amid a warm, intimate village that combines the polish and refinement of a five-star resort with a relaxed, family atmosphere. Enjoy world-class cuisine, blissful spas and captivating performing arts. After the lifts close, take the kids for a sleigh-ride dinner to Beano’s Cabin or SaddleRidge, a living western museum. Check out complimentary family programs offered each night of the week. Beaver Creek is always new, always perfect, always more than you expected.

Mountain Stats

    • Base Elevation: 8,100 ft.
    • Summit Elevation: 11,440 ft.
    • Vertical Rise: (3,340ft)
    • Number of Trails: 150
    • Number of Lifts: 24
    • Skiable Acreage: 1,832 acres
    • Longest Run: Centennial at 2.75 miles

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