Colorado ski resorts

A total of six major Colorado ski resorts have announced either official opening dates, or estimated opening dates.

Rambo is located in Crested Butte, Colorado and is known as the steepest tree cut ski run in North America.

Locals love it here!

A skiing band, a hot tub on the mountain, and bellbottoms are just some of the things you must see from this trip back to the good old days of Crested Butte.

Take a look back in time and see the wackiness that went on at Winter Park’s closing day in 1976.

Take a tour of a $22 million home in what some call the most distinguished area of the Colorado ski town of Beaver Creek.

It appears that Colorado will be getting a ‘new’ town in the near future, although many of us assumed that it already was a town.

A ski resort in Western Colorado just announced they'll remain open a little longer than expected. As it turns out, they're not alone. Thanks to an abundance of snow, several Colorado slopes have announced they'll push back their closing dates for the season.

This Centennial State ski resort isn't just the best in Colorado — it's the best in North America.

A lot of events had to take place for Colorado to become the world-class skiing destination that it is today.

Geneva Basin is an abandoned ski resort outside of Georgetown, Colorado, and has an unfortunate history of fatal accidents and a devastating fire.

19 businesses and 69 jobs are set to be eliminated by the end of the ski season in two major Colorado resort towns.