There are small, medium and large resorts in Colorado. The smaller the ski area, the better the deal you can get. AdobeStock photo.
Skiing isn’t cheap. How did it get so expensive to hit the slopes in Colorado?
By 9News
Colorado is known for its skiing. But the cost to get on the mountain continues to rise. From ski passes to gear to lodging to lessons, the price to hit the slopes can be restrictive for many.
A day pass at Vail can cost nearly $220 this month. Breckenridge isn’t much cheaper, with ticket window prices up to $200. At Copper, a day pass will set you back $190 most weekends.
Ticket window prices can be high. Very high. But Melanie Mills at Colorado Ski Country USA said very few people walk...
