Comments on: Skinning Up the Ski Slopes: Our Thoughts on the Best Routes in Summit County http://www.coloradosummitlife.com/http:/www.coloradosummitlife.com/skinning-up-the-ski-slopes-our-thoughts-on-the-best-routes-in-summit-county/ Travel, trails and adventure in Summit County, Colorado: Breckenridge, Frisco, Dillon and Beyond Fri, 30 Sep 2011 06:48:28 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: mtnrunner2 http://www.coloradosummitlife.com/http:/www.coloradosummitlife.com/skinning-up-the-ski-slopes-our-thoughts-on-the-best-routes-in-summit-county/comment-page-1/#comment-966 mtnrunner2 Fri, 18 Mar 2011 22:24:35 +0000 http://www.coloradosummitlife.com/?p=268#comment-966 R - Thanks, I appreciate the tips! R – Thanks, I appreciate the tips!

]]> By: ColoradoSummitLife.com http://www.coloradosummitlife.com/http:/www.coloradosummitlife.com/skinning-up-the-ski-slopes-our-thoughts-on-the-best-routes-in-summit-county/comment-page-1/#comment-939 ColoradoSummitLife.com Sun, 13 Mar 2011 19:39:30 +0000 http://www.coloradosummitlife.com/?p=268#comment-939 Hey, <a href="http://funwithgravity.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">http://funwithgravity.blogspot.com</a>, I don't know for sure, but since it's USFS property, I don't think they can legally kick you out. I just think it's just unpleasant to skin when there's people coming down at me. One thing that's good to know is the Breck winch cat phone, 970-547-5627, especially with the light lasting longer these days. Worth calling them re: closures, but they do have signs and a strobe light near winch operations. Breck usually doesn't allow uphill access early in the season, and they usually issue a statement, find details by calling their main number, 970-453-5000. The Basin has early-season race training, so uphill is usually restricted through Thanksgiving or longer. On the mountain/runs open section of the Basin's website, they have an uphill access part which is updated daily (and is good to check mid- and late-season when blasting is possible). Hope that helps! -R Hey, http://funwithgravity.blogspot.com,

I don’t know for sure, but since it’s USFS property, I don’t think they can legally kick you out. I just think it’s just unpleasant to skin when there’s people coming down at me. One thing that’s good to know is the Breck winch cat phone, 970-547-5627, especially with the light lasting longer these days. Worth calling them re: closures, but they do have signs and a strobe light near winch operations.

Breck usually doesn’t allow uphill access early in the season, and they usually issue a statement, find details by calling their main number, 970-453-5000. The Basin has early-season race training, so uphill is usually restricted through Thanksgiving or longer. On the mountain/runs open section of the Basin’s website, they have an uphill access part which is updated daily (and is good to check mid- and late-season when blasting is possible). Hope that helps! -R

]]> By: mtnrunner2 http://www.coloradosummitlife.com/http:/www.coloradosummitlife.com/skinning-up-the-ski-slopes-our-thoughts-on-the-best-routes-in-summit-county/comment-page-1/#comment-836 mtnrunner2 Fri, 11 Feb 2011 05:09:52 +0000 http://www.coloradosummitlife.com/?p=268#comment-836 Just curious, what is the policy at Breck (for someone who doesn't work there)? Just not during operating hours? Are the certain places you can and cannot? Thx. Just curious, what is the policy at Breck (for someone who doesn’t work there)? Just not during operating hours? Are the certain places you can and cannot? Thx.

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