Shredding Arapahoe Basin
Dillon, Colorado
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Added by Josiah Davis
13,000 ft. elevationIncredible viewsGreat skiing and snowboarding.
It offers a range of lifts and runs from beginner to advanced. There is easy parking and good food and it is open throughout the year due to the elevation and is relatively cheap.
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