RSS
Headline RSS Feed- Vail rafting
- The trail less trammeled: how to find powder stashes on Vail and Beaver Creek mountains
- Stars align for X-Games, Steamboat MusicFest, and other cool Colorado events in January 2009
- Planning a Colorado ski vacation? Read the 2008-2009 Colorado ski resort guide and preview
- Wolf Creek
- Winter Park
- Vail
- Telluride
- Sunlight Mountain Resort
- Steamboat
- All Resort Guides Articles
December 10, 2008 — Music pumps, lights shine, and the stunt ditch awaits. Like a skate park blanketed in winter white, Echo Mountain carries the same atmosphere and social energy of a downtown skate park, but instead of wheels, Echo Mountain has rails, kickers, pipes and pumped up jibbers. With proximity to the Front Range (35 miles from Denver), and lights on until 9 p.m., it’s an option even on the weekdays after school. For knuckle-draggers and park rats who refuse to roll without their favorite hoodie, it’s da bomb.
Fun Fact: Echo park is open at night Wednesday through Saturday, under the lights.
Average annual snowfall: 260 inches
Price: $129 season pass
Skiable Acres: 50
Lifts: 1
Terrain park: Yes
Season: Dec. 1 to March 30
Terrain breakdown: All terrain park
Location: 35 miles west of Denver
Information: www.echomountainpark.com, (303) 352-7347
Comment on "Echo Mountain" using the form below
