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Mountain Arts Calendar – November 2017
Arts Calendar

Mountain Arts Calendar – November 2017

ARTS All dates, times & prices are subject to change CLASSICAL MUSIC Georgetown • Nov. 26: Georgetown Community Choir Christmas Contata Concert, Georgetown Heritage Center, 2pm, $ Central City • Dec. 1: Peak to Peak Chorale – “Winter Mischief; or, Florence meets the TommyKnocker,” Teller House, 7pm, donations Gilpin County • Wednesdays (through Nov. 29): … Continue reading

Mountain Events Calendar – November 2017
Events Calendar

Mountain Events Calendar – November 2017

All dates, times & prices are subject to change FESTIVALS/SPECIAL EVENTS/HOLIDAY Georgetown • Nov. 11: Bighorn Sheep Festival Trails, Georgetown Loop Railroad, 10:45am-2:40pm, $18.95-$49.95 • Nov. 18-26 & Dec. 1-3, 8-31: Santa’s North Pole Adventure Train, Georgetown Loop Railroad, $19.95-$47.95 • Nov. 18-Dec. 31: Santa’s Lighted Forest Train, Georgetown Loop Railroad, $19.95-$49.95 • Nov. 25: … Continue reading

Work begins On Alluvial Fan Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park
Culture / Hiking/Backcountry

Work begins On Alluvial Fan Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park

ESTES PARK Construction is beginning on a new accessible pedestrian trail in the Alluvial Fan area between the existing east and west parking lots with a new bridge across the Roaring River. The construction is expected to last through next fall. While construction is taking place, there will be closures in the sections where the … Continue reading

Colorado is ‘officially open’ for 2017-18 Winter Season
Skiing/Snowboarding

Colorado is ‘officially open’ for 2017-18 Winter Season

Photo by Dave Camara/Arapahoe Basin Ski Area ARAPAHOE BASIN Colorado’s 2017-18 ski season launched today, Oct. 13, with a crowd of delighted skiers and snowboarders celebrating the first runs of the season at Arapahoe Basin Ski Area. At 9 a.m., atop an 18-inch base of packed powder, the Black Mountain Express lift began spinning, delivering … Continue reading