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Barely and hour and a half from Denver, Winter Park is one of Colorado's most popular ski resorts. The extremely convenient ski train, which goes directly from Denver to the base of the mountain, makes getting there a snap from the city. If you don't want to travel out each day, you can stay in the village, which has lodging and enough restaurants to make for a very pleasant stay.
The resort is actually made up of three different mountain peaks, Winter Park, Mary Jane, and Vasquez Ridge, all of which share a common lift ticket. Winter Park peaks are known for their moguls, tree skiing, hidden huts, and all around difficult terrain. 435 acres of back country skiing additionally round out the resort's offerings. For those not wanting to spend their entire trip on the mountain, Winter Park has ice skating, snow bikes, scenic chairlifts, snowcat tours, snowshoe tours, and even a Nastar racing course. The resort is also home to a load of cross country skiing opportunities, and in the Spring and Summer has become known for its mountain biking, hiking, alpine slide, climbing wall, disc golf, and fishing. The world's largest and oldest skiing program for those with disabilities, the National Sports Center for the Disabled, calls Winter Park its home.
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