Loveland resort information

Loveland ski resort hidden in Colorado, USA offers guests 93km of varied slopes. For skiing and snowboarding there are 12km of easy runs for beginners, 38km of intermediate runs for novice skiers and a whopping 43km of difficult terrain for advanced and expert skiers. Elevations here are high between 3,245 and 3,871m.

There are 2 parts to the resort, Loveland Valley, which is dominated by easier slopes, and Loveland Basin which homes the majority of intermediate and difficult terrain. The slopes here are ungroomed offering deeper softer snow. The longest run here is the Rookie Road to Creek trail it is 3.2km in length, the most difficult run is Over The Rainbow, this will get the hearts racing of any advanced skier. Other wonderful slopes include The Ridge, Bennet’s Bowl/Drifter, West Ropes and the Valley run.

For a little fun and relaxation the snow park is a wonderful zone, especially for snowboarders who enjoy turning tricks.