Excerpt from:  Vail Valley Vacation Planning Advice
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January 07, 2008

Vail at a Glance

Weekly Vail update and mountain messages
 Riding in the New Year with over 8 feet of snow and it’s only just begun! Come and enjoy the 5207 acres of open terrain! 

When the temps drop below 10 degrees F, keep a close eye on your friends for frostbite. Cheeks and noses that have turned white while riding the lift need to be re-warmed as soon as possible. If you see signs of frostbite on others we recommend they get inside immediately. Please extra layers are a must when on the mountain with gloves, goggles, hats, and neck gaitors. Preparing ahead of time makes for a more enjoyable day on Vail Mountain.

Go ahead and tear up the slopes.  We will make sure that your little ones have the time of their lives, too.  The Small World Nursery at Golden Peak provides childcare for ages 2 months to 6 years.  Call 970 754 3285 or visit vail.com for more information!

Pay just $10 for day three!  Sign up for three consecutive days of group lessons and your third day is just $10.  For a total of $260, you’ll enjoy three full days of expert instruction at the #1 ski resort in North America.  Call 970 754 4300 or visit vail.com for more information!

Events

BURTON SUPER DEMO—January 4 to January 6
The 2007/08 Burton Demo Tour features 200 stops in the U.S. where riders can test ride the latest Burton Snowboard gear for.  At Vail, the Demo Tour will be located at Golden Peak and operational from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. each day. The Learn to Ride component will be offered on Saturday, Jan. 5 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 12:30 - 3:30 p.m. for ages seven and older. Registration for the LTR groups can be made online only at burtondemotour.com. Signup is limited.


Triumph Winterfest—January 5—An art exhibition featuring 15 large scale organic ice sculptures lit internally with LED's. Carving of the ice will begin on January 5 and continue until all sculptures are complete.  At the Gore Creek Promenade.


Nature at Night— Gather 'round expert naturalists from Gore Range Natural Science School for nature talks under the stars. Seasonal topics include astronomy, nocturnal animals and more. The perfect start to an unforgettable evening at Adventure Ridge.

When: Thursdays and Saturdays throughout the winter season at 6pm (1/2 hour and 45 minute sessions)

Where: The Fire Pit – at the top of the Eagle Bahn Gondola at Adventure Ridge

Cost: FREE

 
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL 970 476 9090 OR VISIT VAIL.COM!

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