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Wolf Creek Ski Area
Wolf Creek Pass, Colorado

Wolf Creek is a high alpine ski resort: sunscreen and sunglasses are necessary. And as the weather can change in a matter of minutes, you might want to have extra clothing and goggles handy. Wolf Creek earns its reputation for "the Most Snow in Colorado" every year: 465 inches is the average (there's no snowmaking needed here).

The Magic Carpet Lift services the Wolf Pup Program. The Nova Lift services primarily beginner terrain while the new Raven Chairlift feeds into beginner and intermediate terrain. The Bonanza and Treasure Triple Chairs feed intermediate and expert slopes. The Alberta Chairlift services the Water Fall Area: 1,000 acres of tree skiing and boarding through incredible glades and changing terrain with a few groomed intermediate trails.

You'll find pretty much all the services you'll need in either Pagosa Springs or South Fork.

Quick Facts:
Season: Early November - Early April (Weather permitting)
Hours of operation: 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM, MST

Lifts: 7:
* 2 quad lifts
* 2 triple chairs
* 1 double chair
* 1 high speed Poma lift
* 1 Magic Carpet
Base Elevation: 10,300 ft
Summit elevation: 11,904 ft
Vertical Rise: 1,604 ft
Total Ski/Board Terrain: 1,600 acres
Trails Classification:
Beginner: 20%
Intermediate: 35%
Advanced: 25%
Expert: 20%
Longest run: 2 miles/ Navajo Trail
Ski Trails Maps courtesy of Wolf Creek Ski Area
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