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From: rich@gatech.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.rec.ski
Subject: Re: Summit County, Colorado
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Date: Wed, 16-Nov-83 13:57:12 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov 16 13:57:12 1983
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Of all the ski areas in Summit County, I find Breckenridge least desirable.
It is great if you are a low intermediate or high expert, but not so good
otherwise.  There just aren't many trails for other skiers and the ones that
are available end at a few very crowded lifts.  If you are stuck skiing there
for most of your trip and can handle any expert stuff at all, try the top
of Peak 9.  It's much less crowded and the bowl is great fun if the snow is
nice.  I hoghly recommend any of the other areas you mentioned, especially
Copper.

As for restaurants in Summit County, La France in Dillon is on my absolute
don't miss list.  It's relatively expensive, but you will probably have one
of the best meals of your life, in addition to being entertained by the
chef/owner.  Reservations are usually necessary.  I always eat there at least
once when I am in the area.


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Richard LeBlanc
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