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600 W Lionshead Cir
Vail, CO 81657

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I lived in Vail for five years; one before college and three after, and I can't say that Vail is percect. However, after skiing all over the continent and in every resort in Colo...

Worst

ove Aspen to I-70, lose the town, the pitch, add the bowls, keep the expense and clientele, pay for limited parking and what's left??? Vail. True experts will find limited skiing ...

nice! 11/7/2002

nice place to ski and dine! hotel are very nice to sit and relax! more

Still One of the Best! 11/6/2002

For fresh pow, the back bowls can't be beat. The parking situation REALLY sucks but being a former local, I have my place where I can park for free until noon or so and be on the hill in 10 minutes. The pretense is always an issue too but all you have to do is laugh at those people and enjoy your day. Nothing beats a long day of skiing by capping it off with run down the minturn mile and a margarita at the saloon, too! Pros: Back Bowls, Minturn Mile Cons: Parking, Price more

Reputants Ribbons???? 11/1/2002

Come on, Citysearch.....The run is called Rasputin's Revenge! Anyway, Vail Rocks.....I lived there for three years and now that I'm in Denver its still the only place I ski. A little longer drive than the Summit County hills, but well worth it. Pros: Terrain, Terrain, Terrain Cons: Parking, People from Texas more

Why pay more? 10/14/2002

I've been to Vail a few times and the skiing is good. Especially the back bowls. But it's extremely expensive and not family friendly. Living in the Denver Metro area, why would you drive all the way to way to Vail when you have such good skiing 30 minutes closer at Copper. Vail just has an attitude about it that money rules and skiing is secondary. I'm more concerned about skiing than what skis I have and how much I paid for my coat. Parking is extremly expensive on top of the most expensive lift ticket in the country. I just prefer to ski places with less attitude. Pros: Back Bowls Cons: Parking, Price more

telluride 10/2/2002

Telluride CO IS by far the absolute best ski resort in colo and maybe the whole country. It is like Switzerland w/its mountains and its beauty. Has great snow ""deep and steep"" and a 750 acre new area for beginning and intermediate. Also NO LINES.... ski 2 hrs what would take you all day at any other resort. AND a rockin' night life.....need I say more???? more

But where do we park? 9/18/2002

Sure, Vail is unsurpased in service, accomodations, terrain, snowfall and nightlife, but it certainly doesn't cater to locals. Unless you arrive at 6:30 in the morning, there are no free parking spots. And if you pay to park ""close"" (which will run you $12 a day or more) you still have to hike through the village, which is not fun - hauling gear and clomping around in ski boots. You would think they could accomodate people a little more since you drop a small fortune just to ski one day there. Pros: Terrain, Village, Snowfall Cons: Very Expensive, No parking, "The Hike" more
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  • In Short
    Take away the chichi shops and malls, the top-notch dining and the charming village atmosphere, Vail would still have a megalithic resort with World Ski Championship terrain....

  • 1/30/2007 Provided by Citysearch
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