Vail will open for the season on Friday with machine-made snow on two runs at the upper mountain, along with two areas of beginner terrain with lessons available.
As usual, Vail’s opening day offerings will be the Ramshorn and Swingsville trails from the mountain’s 11,250-foot summit down to Mid-Vail. Ramshorn is an intermediate trail and Swingsville is rated easy. Skiers and riders will have to download from Mid-Vail to leave the mountain.
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Natural snow in the high country remains sparse, but finally there is hope.
“The current stretch of dry and warm weather will continue through Saturday with snowmaking confined to the nighttime hours,” according to OpenSnow founding meteorologist Joel Gratz. “From Sunday into Monday, a storm will bring snow to most mountains with 5-10 inches in the south and 2-6 inches at other mountains. The rest of next week could bring more snow to the southern mountains, and the pattern could stay active into Thanksgiving week.”
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