Loveland Review - Ski North America's Top 100 Resorts

Loveland Review - Loveland, Colorado: The Ski North America 100 project lets you know our take on the good and the bad at this ski resort Ski North America's Top 100 Resorts Ski resort …

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Loveland possess a surprisingly large footprint of variable and fun terrain at a discounted price. I got a weekday lift ticket for around $90, compared to $250 day tickets for nearby resorts. It is …

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Is Loveland a good ski resort?

Located directly on the Continental Divide, Loveland sits at an exceptionally high altitude, even compared to other in-state ski resorts. The resort’s base elevation is 10,800 feet, the highest of any ski resort in all of North America. This is a remarkable feature, but if you struggle with altitude sickness, steer clear of Loveland. ...

How much does it cost to ski Loveland?

Skied Loveland for the 1st time this year (2days) and we were very impressed! Bought a “4pack” of lift tickets in the pre-season for $269 - that is 2 people skiing for 2 days for under $270! Great value! Mountain has a wide variety of terrain from snow cat serviced steeps to open high alpine flats to everything in between. ...

Is Loveland a Aprés-ski mountain?

Given the lack of a village, Loveland isn’t really an aprés-ski mountain. However, any locally-oriented Colorado mountain will always have some kind of party spirit, and both Loveland Basin and Loveland Valley have bars at the base area—with the former having pretty fun vibes on Saturday afternoons. ...

Does Loveland offer free snowcat bowl skiing?

On Thursdays through Sundays when conditions allow, Loveland offers free snowcat bowl skiing for experts at the top of the resort. Getting to the loading area requires a mild hike, but when conditions are good, the cat ride brings you to untouched snow. ...

Does Loveland, Colorado have snow?

Loveland, Colorado, which has a base at around 11,000 feet, is known for having lots of snow and great snow preservation. Forty percent of Loveland's terrain faces north, adding to the cold and soft conditions. ...

Is Loveland a good mountain for beginners?

Assuming one can handle the altitude, Loveland is actually a pretty solid mountain for beginners. More than half of its lifts serve beginner runs, including unique opportunities for high-alpine bowl terrain off the Ptarmigan and Lift 6 chairs. ...