Summit County Ski Season Successful
Summit County Colorado has been inundated with snow as of late. Over 270 inches of snow has fallen in Breckenridge so far this season, 13 inches in the past 48 hours and 49 inches in the past seven days. Plus 9-14 inches of new powder is predicted through Saturday night! As a result of all the epic snowfall, skier visits across the state are up 10 percent over the same time period as last year.
Other Summit County Ski areas are also reporting impressive snow totals. Keystone Resort had 7 inches of new powder, for a week total of 22 inches and a season total of 169 inches.
Copper Mountain saw 12 inches in three days this week alone while Arapahoe Basin had 3 inches in 24 hours and 9 inches over three days. The Breckenridge area averages 300 inches of snow per year which means we are on track to exceed that figure! A record that winter sports enthusiasts will be thrilled about.
Whether your looking to ski, board, tube or just take it all in, the towns and ski resorts of Summit County have an activity for everyone. Ski areas report that there is plenty of open terrain due to all the recent snowfall. Don't worry if you aren't looking to make it up the mountain, there are plenty of other winter activities such as dog sledding, dinner sleigh rides, kite surfing, historic tours, mining tours and snow mobiling. You will also find plenty of restaurants, bars, art galleries and coffee shops.
Don't Procrastinate, make time to visit the Summit County Colorado Area. Whether you stay for a week, a season or for good, you will find what so many others have discovered about this extraordinary place.
If you are interested in Summit County Colorado real estate, Call Bob and Pamela Evans.
Developer Closeout on Water House on Main Condo's Breckenridge, Colorado
Offering mountain luxury and modern convenience, Water House on Main boasts high end interior finishes, an array of resort style amenities and a premium Main Street location. From the knotty alder millwork throughout, to stone surround gas fireplaces and rich hardwood flooring, the list of upscale finishes goes on and on. Floorplans consist of thoughtfully designed one to three bedroom units with large private decks, soring ceilings, lots of windows andviews of the Breckenridge area which abound in every direction.
Whether you've come to Breckenridge and Water House on Main to relax or play, the resort-style amenities offer something for everyone. Outdoor heated pool, seven hot tubs, fitness center, club lounge, ski valet, theater style movie room, underground parking & concierge services are just some of the selections offered that highlight this special place.
Water House on Main prices begin at $720,000 and only three units remain. Call Bob or Pamela Evans today to learn more about Breckenridge's newest luxury address.
Below is an article that was featured in the Summit Daily News regarding the Town Council approval of The Shock Hill Lodge & Spa:
BY LORY POUNDER
summit daily news
Summit County, CO Colorado
January 23, 2008
BRECKENRIDGE - Breckenridge Town Council passed the planning commission decisions at this week's meeting, which included the approval of the Shock Hill luxury condo project at the midway station of the BreckConnect Gondola.
The Shock Hill Lodge and Spa will have about 100 units that are being released in six phases for between $1 to $4 million. The parking will be underground and a hybrid shuttle service for residents is part of the project that will also involve sustainable building.
Now, with the recent approval, the plan is to go to contract at the end of February with a groundbreaking in May or June and expected completion in late spring 2010, officials said in a previous interview.
More than a year ago, Mesa Homes brought the project to the Town Council and councilmembers shared concerns about the impact the project would have at Cucumber Gulch. Since then, the project evolved as the developer gained input from the Town.
At the Tuesday afternoon work session, Council member Eric Mamula said while he would still like to see nothing built on the site, they have a right to build and "this is a right compromise."
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