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October 2018 Highlights!

Opening Day of 2018-19 Ski Season!

First Snowfall...

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New For October 2018!

Wolf Creek called in the big guns to help with logging efforts... Check out the Blackhawk heading to the Alberta Area #wolfcreekskiarea #blackhawk #wolfcreekski #wolfcreek pic.twitter.com/mzJVyeGt2A

— Wolf Creek Ski Area (@WolfCreekSki2) September 12, 2018

More photos of the progress available at https://bit.ly/2v25AdY.

Introducing the new Charity Jane Express

Here are some facts:

• The new Charity Jane Express is located east of the Alberta Lift.
• The Charity Jane Express is a Doppelmeyer high-speed, detachable quad.
• The lift will service beginner terrain and will be another connecting lift for advanced skiers to get back to the bottom of Alberta and Elma Lifts.
• The cement work began for the Charity Jane Express with the top tower pads being poured on 6.26.18.
• Lift parts have been arriving and are being stored in the parking lots.
• The top and bottom terminals of the Charity Jane Express, as well as the chairs, were delivered and unloaded in the parking lots the week of 6.25.18.
• The terrain continues to get cleared with big equipment moving slash and dead trees.

Wolf Creek Ski Area Goes Solar!

Penitente Solar Project.  Copyright John Wark.

It’s a busy Spring Break week at Wolf Creek Ski Area in Southern Colorado; eight chairlifts are busily spinning full of skiers from Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Colorado. The anomaly is the source of power that makes the ski area tick along. Unlike all other ski areas, the energy used is generated by the sun! The entire operation, lifts and buildings, came on line with the Penitente Solar Project, this November 2017 and will continue for many years into the future. The expected operational lifetime of the project is over 25 years...  Full Press Release.

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Full article at Powder.com

Video Highlights

Keenan Desplanques January 28, 2018

Keenan Desplanques January 21, 2018

Pat Shea January 7, 2018

https://vimeo.com/250187693

Media Mentions

Teton Gravity Article & Video