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  1. #301
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    Silverton TR

    Locally we were expecting a higher price increase. Glad the heli drop is a bit more but still no reason to do your drop in April vs the first weekend of unguided.

    Still one of the best deals in skiing as long as you hit more than one weekend and a partner day or two.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ASmileyFace View Post
    Glad to hear it was a good weekend for folks around here. I am pretty sure I met some of mags this weekend. Couple folks came into the shop and then at the Wyman Bar.
    That was a me and a buddy. Good meeting and chatting w ya. Glad to hear you’re pretty much back at it. Hopefully you get some good days in before it wraps for the year.

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    FYI, offer ends May 1.

    $89 standby is a killer deal.

    25 days of skiing in March/April to boot.


    $399 Silverton Premium Season Pass with $99 Heli Skiing!
    Help support independent ski areas while getting an amazing limited time deal!

    Premium Pass Deal includes: Access to the mountain for the following projected 2025 Unguided dates Wednesday - Sunday 5 days a week for the March unguided season and Thursday - Sunday through April 13.

    Weds, March 12 (Passholder - Only Private Mountain Day)
    March 13-16
    March 19-23
    March 26-30
    April 3-6
    April 10-13
    AND Option to purchase TWO $99 heli run for 2025 season. Spring Heli season running Thurs-Sun through April 6th. Purchase your season pass through the button below. You will receive instructions on booking your discounted heli run within two weeks of your pass purchase or after April 13, 2024, discounted heli runs must be pre-booked online. Discounted season pass holder heli runs can only be redeemed in the 24.25 season, are non transferable, and hold no credit or cash value after purchase.

    Premium Pass also includes Partner Days in addition to The Base Pass Perks:

    2 Days as Arapahoe Basin, Colorado
    2 Days at Monarch Mountain, Colorado - 12/26/2024-1/5/2025, 1/18-19/2025, 2/15-16/2025
    2 Days at Loveland Ski Area
    More partner mountains coming soon!
    *see blackout dates (coming soon)
    Premium Pass includes additional pass benefits!

    $89 Standby Guided Skiing/Snowboarding during Guided Season.
    5% discount on heli experiences
    Add Season Pass Injury Insurance for $39 (available for purchase with Base Pass or Premium Pass)

    $8.95 shipping fee is automatically added to all pass purchases in addition to $1 Road Fee, $12 Avalanche Fee, $12 inflation and fuel.

    Unguided Season Pass Cancellation Policy

    All season pass products are non-refundable and non-transferrable and only valid for the 2025 Spring Unguided Season. There is no guarantee of conditions allowing a 2025 Spring Unguided Season. If one highway is open to Silverton, you must ski on your reserved day. It is best to arrive the night before to avoid highway closures from keeping you from arriving on time. We do not have control over operations at our partner resorts and no refunds or credits will be issued for inability to use ski days at partner resorts under any reason, including pandemics or force majeures. No refunds will be given for any reason including from inability to use the pass due to a pandemic or other force majeure. Season Passes cannot be credited to any other product or season. Only in the event of a Colorado government pandemic mandated closing of Silverton Mountain, will any credits be issued for the following season at the sole discretion of Silverton Mountain.


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    Last edited by Buster Highmen; 04-09-2024 at 04:16 PM.
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    cool...

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    Got my base unguided pass. Stoked for next spring.

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    Looks like new owners are responding to overcrowding of unguided season:

    We are limiting the number of Base Passes sold and making improvements around the mountain. This is your mountain; we want you to get the most out of it.

    https://silvertonmountain.com/shop/2...season-passes/
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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster Highmen View Post
    Looks like new owners are responding to overcrowding of unguided season:

    We are limiting the number of Base Passes sold and making improvements around the mountain. This is your mountain; we want you to get the most out of it.

    https://silvertonmountain.com/shop/2...season-passes/
    Welcome change. Keep it up fellas.

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    Can't remember - is the additional lift still on the menu? Or did the sale delay/put the kibosh on that improvement?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Buster Highmen View Post
    Looks like new owners are responding to overcrowding of unguided season:

    We are limiting the number of Base Passes sold and making improvements around the mountain. This is your mountain; we want you to get the most out of it.

    https://silvertonmountain.com/shop/2...season-passes/
    I noticed it's only the base pass that is "limited". Seems possible total pass sales won't be less if people just shift to the premium pass.

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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    Can't remember - is the additional lift still on the menu? Or did the sale delay/put the kibosh on that improvement?
    I think/hope it is just delayed.

    BTW emails went out for discounted heli bump scheduling today.

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    Interested to hear how this first weekend of unguided goes with new ownership and a decent storm.
    I french kissed Kelly Kapowski.

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    Silverton TR

    Skied there thurs-sun. Didn’t notice any changes in ops with the new ownership but lines/crowds weren’t as bad as this weekend last year

    As usual silverton delivered and the skiing was awesome every day. Proper pow day Friday and then refills from some new snow and wind loading to keep things excellent sat and sun. It’s such an awesome place. I’ve never had a bad day there


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    Quote Originally Posted by other grskier View Post
    well, in the three years i've been skiing i bet i can ski most anything those 'pro's' i listed can, probably

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    Yesterday was great, crowds were lighter than I expected.

    The lift didn't open until 10 due to mechanical issues but I forgot all about that by the second lap.

    Shout out to Asmileyface for calling out my buddy for his pivot forward pressure being way off in the lift line and then playing mobile ski tech. Don't get your bindings mounted at REI.

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    I think the bump in heli prices helped too since there wasn’t a massive mob of people up top waiting for their drops. I also didn’t see the usual insane line down the stairs for day tickets/heli check in

    Saturday was the busiest day but still chill compared to last year. Maybe management is on to something but hard to compare due to all the mechanical issues last year on the biggest day


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    Quote Originally Posted by other grskier View Post
    well, in the three years i've been skiing i bet i can ski most anything those 'pro's' i listed can, probably

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    Bump for the two weeks of unguided, three more to go.

    Unguided skiing has been excellent so far Wednesday was on the best days of the season followed by the refresh on Fri/Sat that kept things soft all week. Big warmup the next few days before another cycle of storms starting around the 30th? I am down for slushy tiger laps or pow either way. Silverton/RMP zone is the only area of the San Juans around or above average snowpack. It's rough down south, but our pack is holding strong up high.

    The mountain is definitely less of a shitshow than the past few seasons. Helps when there are double the tent/base area staff and a plan in place to handle the crowds. The increase in price of the single drop product and general low snow in the southwest has meant less skiers than normal. I feel like skiing Silverton is less cool than it was during those post COVID crazy years. Why go to Silverton in a below average winter when you can go to Japan or Jackson? Been a tough winter in town for the businesses, but the skiing product and unguided vibes are better for it.

    Next years passes are up on the website, but have not been officially announced yet. Biggest change is the single drop is now 99 on the cheap pass. Sounds like the advice of bumping the price of the single drop stuck, curious to see if we see a drop in passes purchased again next season or if Silverton cycles back to being cool again.

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    We took 29 athletes and 6 coaches from the Loveland Freeride Team to Silverton yesterday. Such an awesome day and an amazing experience for our athletes, many of whom are now hooked on the raw beauty and amazing skiing afforded by the San Juan.

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    ^^^ every good dealer knows how to gain clientele.&nbsp; nice work</p>
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    wanted to get down there this year but not in cards since acl.&nbsp; maybe next year.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

  18. #318
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    I dont think Silverton has lost fans, this year is just a tough one to justify The trip when they have low tide and other places up north dont. Thats my reason for not making it down. Last year was packed and the snow was great. I will try to make it down i. The next few weeks. Might work the beer fest for my buddy’s brewery.

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    The funny thing is I’d say we had better skiing overall this year than last. All the same stuff was open and had plenty of coverage and it stayed good for longer due to little refreshes and wind. But on paper yeah it was a tougher sell. We’re lucky to be a relatively easy drive away so it was less of a commitment to roll the dice
    Quote Originally Posted by other grskier View Post
    well, in the three years i've been skiing i bet i can ski most anything those 'pro's' i listed can, probably

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