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	<title>Comments on: preferred ski area in colorado in mid december?</title>
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		<title>By: Crikey a Wild Ski Bum</title>
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		<description>Assuming you&#039;re an expert...


Loveland Ski Area is a local hill with surrounding backcountry. But the area itself is never crowded and sits right on the continental divide, so it gets storms from both regions. Incidentally, there are a lot of powder days there. Cheap, awesome area. 

Breckenridge is crowded on the weekends, but it&#039;s a ghost town during the week. It&#039;s my favorite area along with Loveland, though I suppose you kind of have to know where to go since it&#039;s pretty big. The bowls are just great, nice and steep, and really just any kind of run you can think of. 

Winter Park&#039;s back mountain (called Mary Jane) is also another local favorite. It&#039;s pretty undeveloped, it&#039;s got a great &quot;foresty&quot; feel to it, and lots of really long mogul runs. 


I guess it depends what you like. I really dislike Beaver Creek (too touristy, bad snow, bad crowd), ABasin is pretty small, Vail could be good or bad in mid december. Copper&#039;s just meh. Boarders love Keystone, big terrain park.</description>
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<p>Loveland Ski Area is a local hill with surrounding backcountry. But the area itself is never crowded and sits right on the continental divide, so it gets storms from both regions. Incidentally, there are a lot of powder days there. Cheap, awesome area. </p>
<p>Breckenridge is crowded on the weekends, but it&#8217;s a ghost town during the week. It&#8217;s my favorite area along with Loveland, though I suppose you kind of have to know where to go since it&#8217;s pretty big. The bowls are just great, nice and steep, and really just any kind of run you can think of. </p>
<p>Winter Park&#8217;s back mountain (called Mary Jane) is also another local favorite. It&#8217;s pretty undeveloped, it&#8217;s got a great &quot;foresty&quot; feel to it, and lots of really long mogul runs. </p>
<p>I guess it depends what you like. I really dislike Beaver Creek (too touristy, bad snow, bad crowd), ABasin is pretty small, Vail could be good or bad in mid december. Copper&#8217;s just meh. Boarders love Keystone, big terrain park.</p>
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