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Scott Toepfer, right, a member of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center or CAIC, takes depth measurements every 50 feet at the crown of the avalanche on Sunday April 21, 2013.  In the back round are Brian Lazar and John Snook walk along the crown to find an area to dig a snow pit to investigate the layers of snow where the avalanche broke off.  The avalanche occurred in an area known as  Sheep Creek near Loveland Pass on Saturday, April 20, 2013, killing  5 snowboarders.     (AP Photo/The Denver Post,Helen H. Richardson)

Avalanche that killed 5 difficult to predict

DENVER — The kind of avalanche that killed five people in Colorado over the weekend is among the most difficult to predict and trigger, and it's dangerous because of the amount of snow normally involved. Saturday's slide in near Loveland...... Full story

In this photo provided by Crested Butte Mountain Resort, competitors in costume ski in the 39th annual Al Johnson Memorial Uphill, Downhill telemark ski race on Sunday, March 24, 2013, at the Crested Butte Mountain Resort, Colo. In the late 1800s, Al Johnson was a mail carrier who traveled between various mining communities around the Crested Butte area, with a sack of mail in tow. (AP Photo/Crested Butte Mountain Resort, Nathan Bilow)

New snow at Vail, Breckenridge means bonus weekend

VAIL — Vail Mountain and Breckenridge Ski Resort are reopening for more skiing and riding Friday through Sunday on part of their terrain. Both ski resorts held closing day festivities last Sunday, but Vail says it's had 2 more feet of snow...... Full story

Construction season begins with ski season's end

EAGLE COUNTY - When the lifts stop running at Vail and Beaver Creek, it will signal the end to the 2012-13 ski season but also the beginning of an on-mountain construction season featuring several big projects. Vail and Beaver Creek are entering...... Full story

Snowcast: Expect more snow this weekend in high country

As I wind down this column for the winter, the snow continues to fall. This is good news for two reasons. First, the ski conditions remain pretty darn good. Snowfall on Tuesday measured 9 inches at Beaver Creek, 7 inches at Breckenridge and 6...... Full story

Judge sides with backcountry skiers in use lawsuit

BOISE, Idaho — A federal judge in Idaho has ruled the U.S. Forest Service broke the law by not crafting specific rules to govern snowmobile travel, handing a victory to backcountry ski enthusiasts. U.S. District Magistrate Judge Ronald Bush...... Full story

Snowcast: Snowpack pushes past 2012 levels

Last weekend felt more like winter than spring in the high country as temperatures struggled to get out of the single digits. The conditions for skiing were fantastic with more than a foot of snow falling over the extended weekend. This additional...... Full story

Aspen man pleads guilty in X Games accident

ASPEN — An Aspen man has pleaded guilty to careless driving after he was cited for a run-in with a security guard at the 2012 X Games. Martin Horowitz told authorities he was frustrated when the guard told him that he couldn't drive into...... Full story

Skier who died after hitting tree at Snowmass ID'd

ASPEN — A skier who died after hitting a tree at Snowmass ski area has been identified as 42-year-old David Schreitmueller of Kensington, Md. The skier's father, Dick Schreitmueller, tells the Aspen Daily News (http://bit.ly/Zlil6A ) his...... Full story

Adoree Faul of Boulder races to the podium after learning she finished third Saturday, March 16, 2013, during the Eenie Weenie Bikini Contest at Copper Mountain.

Spring skiing is all about bikinis, beer and general wackiness

SUMMIT COUNTY • Adoree Faul strapped into her snowboard and zipped downhill with fists triumphantly in the air, as the crowd of hundreds roared its approval. They weren’t cheering her riding ability. Clad only in a tiny bikini, she...... Full story

Snowcast: Snow likely to hit mountains this weekend

Snowy weather will hit most of Colorado’s mountains this weekend, and the added snowfall should push the statewide snowpack above last season. Last March, the state received almost no snow. So as long as we continue to get storms throughout...... Full story

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