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Silverton Mountain
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Silverton Mountain is a new expert and advanced only ski/snowboard facility. One double chairlift will access the steepest, most powder filled skiing this side of Valdez, Alaska. Silverton Mountain is located in southern Colorado in the heart of the San Juans and was opened for business on January 19th, 2002. Snow is no worry at this elevation. Winter comes early and heavy and that makes for some serious conditions. Riders are required to bring an avalanche beacon, probe pole, and shovel as well as a Colorado hiking pass.

A team of expert ski patrollers engage in constant avalanche mitigation work. However, guests are reminded to observe one's surroundings and make the appropriate decisions on where to ride. In addition to skiing and boarding, participants may take classes at the Silverton Outdoor Learning and Recreation Center (SOLRC). Topics are diverse and will include avalanche safety, mountaineering instruction, and backcountry ski/snowboard instruction as well as many others.

 

 

Ski season dates November -- May
Skiable Acreage 2,900 ft (884 m)
Average Annual Snowfall 400 in (1,016 cm)
Summit Elevation 12,300 ft (3,749 m)
Base Elevation 10,400 ft (3,170 m)
Vertical Drop 1,900 ft (579 m)
Longest Run -
Terrain parks -
Snowmaking None
 

 

Number of Lifts 1 Lift Capacity 1,800 per hour
 
High-Speed Detachable Quad   Double Chairs 1
High Speed Quads   Surface Lifts  
Quads   Rop Tow s  
Poma Lifts   T-Bars  
 

 

Easy 0%
Intermediate 0%
Advanced/Expert 100%
 

 

Child Care No Restaurants No
Adaptive Skier No Snowboard Rentals No
Ski Lessons No Snowboard Lessons No
Ski Rentals No Cildren's Programs No
Nearby Lodging Yes Women's Programs No
 

 

Silverton Mountain
P.O. Box 654,
Silverton, CO 81433

Office: (970) 387-5706
E-mail: info@silvertonmountain.com

 

 

Drive through the town of Silverton. At the town park make a left and stay left. When in doubt, go left. The base is approximately 6.65 miles up Hwy 110. Four-wheel drive or good driving skills are strongly recommended in inclement weather.

Located one hour north of Durango (the closest airport to fly into), and roughly 6.5 hours south of Denver (you can get from downtown Denver in about 6 hours if you drive very quickly), getting to Silverton is an incredibly beautiful drive. McClure Pass is fastest many times, but if it is snowing, stick to I-70 and exit in Clifton and follow signs to Delta/Montrose for the shortcut to 50/550 South.

 

 



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