“But that can be just five miles - we’re talking mountain roads in winter time after all,” she said. They stay less than 30 minutes from the lifts. Hoffer, 34, who travels with her husband, David, 52, and their 6-year-old daughter, Lily. “We look for the sweet price spot between affordability and access,” said Ms. You’re better off at a midpoint that allows easy access to each resort.
The York, Pa., resident continues to resort-hop, though, and projects he will ski 35 days in 2019-2020 with a combination of Epic and Ikon passes, using his timeshare and other assorted lodgings.īut as convenient as slopeside lodging is when you are skiing one mountain, it’s pricey and may not make sense if you’re driving between mountains. Stephen Davis, 38, liked Breckenridge so much when he skied it using his Epic pass that he ended up buying a slopeside timeshare there. Epic’s Vail, Beaver Creek, Keystone and Breckenridge resorts are within an hour’s drive of each other Ikon’s Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin and Winter Park are within an hour of each other you can even tag a half-day at Eldora, a smaller mountain close to Boulder, before or after a flight at the Denver airport. By far the most efficient state when it comes to clusters is Colorado.
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