How many days should we ski in Boulder?
batman asked:
We’re taking a trip to Boulder in January and were only planning on skiing/snowboarding for one day. We are all beginners but I’m wondering is that enough time to really enjoy it or should we go a second day as well?
We’re taking a trip to Boulder in January and were only planning on skiing/snowboarding for one day. We are all beginners but I’m wondering is that enough time to really enjoy it or should we go a second day as well?
It really depends on how much you like it. If you are not buying tickets in advance then plan on two days but if you don’t enjoy it then the second day you can see the town. Thefalcon
>”We are all beginners but I’m wondering is that enough time to really enjoy it or should we go a second day as well?”
That’s up to you, you’re all going to spend most of your time falling on your butts! JD
I’d say two days, but that’s just me. And most people get some decent skiing done on their first day skiing, snowboarding… well I think most people take longer to get snowboarding. But I’m no ski instructor for sure! You know… I’d honestly reccommend spending the first day going Nordic Skiing, which is pretty easy and is a good start to skiing. But hey, not everyone is into that.
P.S., my favorite ski resort is Copper Mountain, and Eldora is my second favorite (which is close to Boulder.) Shreck
the first time i snowboarded I was so freaking sore the next day I didn’t do anything but lay on the couch. so I would say one day is enough for your first time. MsKristenK
I’d say one day. Just like the above answer, I was so hurt and sore the next day. You use so many different muscles than you’re used to. Not to mention your butts, wrists and knees are going to take the most abuse from falling on them. Drink LOTS of water during your entire stay in CO. You can always buy half day tickets also if some people want to go back a second day for a little while. Laurie
i would say 2 days Star