Pros: natural setting, great town, wonderful promotions, great terrain Cons: somewhat isolated area, not much beginner terrain
Looking for a ski area with challenging terrain, a remote wilderness setting, great package deals and promotions -- like free lift tickets? ? Crested Butte is probably the place for you! Most people who've skiied at Crested Butte will tell you ...
Pros: The skiing is some of the best around-Hiking is unsurpassed... Cons: I'm not living there yet.
It could be that I am telling secrets and revealing the whereabouts of some far off mystical place—but that’s not the case. While Vail and Aspen will both empty not only your pocket book but your spirit as well, all while having to basically ski blind...
Pros: Great Location, Elk Street, Skiing( When there's snow) Cons: No Snow! Everything's expensive.
Recently, I had a chance to ski one of Colorado's most beautiful Ski Resorts... Crested Butte. A quaint Alpine Town in a Valley Surrounded by Snow Crested Peaks on all sides, Crested Butte is the ideal location for some of the best skiing to be found....
Pros: Great Location, Elk Street, Skiing( When there's snow).
Cons: No Snow! Everything's expensive.
Recently, I had a chance to ski one of Colorado's most
beautiful Ski Resorts... Crested Butte. A quaint Alpine Town
in a Valley Surrounded by Snow Crested Peaks on all...
Pros: Technical and expert terrain. Feels like the old west. Cons: Not a beginners mountain. Surface lifts for most expert terrain.
Although more trophy homes and condos are popping up around the base area, The Butte is still one of my favorite areas. It is overall a tough and steep mountain. Most of the mountain is expert and intermediate terrain. The Paradise lift is great for ...
Pros: Gorgeous countryside, friendly people, tons of stuff to do any time of year Cons: You'll probably have to go home eventually
My sister, brother-in-law, niece, nephew, and one of the best darned dogs in the world live in Crested Butte. I know that coveting is mentioned in the Ten Commandments, but it's hard to NOT be envious of them when you live in a maniacal city like...
Pros: Top notch terrain Cons: Not enough average terrain. Getting too expensive for what it is.
The butte is one of my favorite places. Ive been there twice for week long stays. The town is about as unspoiled as it comes, but is small, plenty of good moderately priced eating. What CB really lacks is enough green, blue, and black terrain for ...
Pros: Location, Accommodations, Variety of Trails Cons: None
I have only been skiing twice, and both times were at Crested Butte. I thought it was an awesome ski resort. I went with my high school band both times so I didn't have a choice on where I went skiing. However, I love the place so much I want to go...
Pros: Fun, friendly, not crowded, laidback. Cons: Long drive from Denver
We spent xmas of 2000 in the Butte. It was fabulous! No crowds, lots of friendly people. Good Ski instructors. Nice accommodations at the Sheraton one block from the lifts. The snow was perfect. The town had lots of other activities to offer after...
Pros: Great skiing and challenging runs. Lift lines are quick and hill is not overcrowded. Cons: So much powder that I got tired quickly...but still amazing
This past January I trecked out to CB for the Butte Bash. Butte Bash takes place over 2 different weeks in January and is geared for getting the college students on the slopes. Although I am no longer in college, I am 25 and not far removed. My ...
Pros: Variety of skiing, excellence of conditions, the Crested Butte community Cons: travel to the mountain, lines (during busy season)
Crested Butte was my first ski trip in the western United States. However, I am a veteran skier. I grew up in Michigan and have been skiing since 3rd grade. The wonderful thing about Crested Butte is that despite the fact that I was a 'newbie' to the...
As a kid I visited this great ski resort many times. The ski school is excellent for those first timers. This resort has the creme de la creme of skiing, entertainment, food, and overall good time. Like most well known ski resorts it does get somewhat...
Pros: great skiing, town is beautiful and fun,secluded, year round fun Cons: The only bad thing is that if your coming formt he East it is farther than say Winter PArk and Breckenridge. But its worth the drive to me.
If I were rich and or famous I would live in Crested Butte.
It is a beautiful and fun place to be anytime of the year. We have been there in every season and have never found a place we like better.
Crested butte offers ski in ski...
Pros: Snowboarder friendly Cons: very expensive, not much vegetarian food in town
I had the pleasure of snowboarding at Crested Butte resort last December, 1998. We stayed at condos within 50 yards of the lifts-excellent accomodations! The snow, unfortunately, was poor at that point, but that's not their fault! The atmosphere was...
Pros: Great scenery, wonderful atmosphere and great skiing Cons: Trouble with mother nature (not much snow...yet!)
Crested Butte Mountain Resort (CBMR) is located 30 miles north of Gunnison, CO and one of the most beautiful areas around. Access to CBMR is made easy by the airport in Gunnison supporting 747's with local transportation provided by the resort directly...
Paperback, Around Gunnison and Crested Butte The Western Slope towns of Gunnison and Crested Butte are defined by their placement in the Colorado Rockies. Both are located in alpine valleys surro...
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