There’s a nip in the air, the leaves have changed, and there’s a dusting of snow above 10,000 feet. All of which means one thing: it’s time to start skiing! Just a 50 minute trip from Vail lie Loveland and Arapahoe Basin ski areas, both of which are already open for the season. I decided to brave the so-called white ribbon of death at Loveland and start making some turns this past Saturday (making me the first Antlers employee this year to do so). There wasn’t a cloud in the sky, it was a beautiful 50 degrees, there were two top-to-bottom runs open and I skied onto the lift most of the day. Sure, the snow wasn’t so great, but who cares? We were skiing in October and starting our daycount for the season. R Gray
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