Ski Area Citizens Coalition

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SACC Steering Committee Members:
Sierra Nevada Alliance,
Rocky Mountain Wild

Endorsing Organizations:
The Greater Yellowstone Coalition, The Wilderness Society, The Lands Council, Seventh Generation Fund for Indian Development, Biodiversity Legal Foundation, Wild Wilderness,Wildlands CPR, Soda Mountain Wilderness Council, Conservation Northwest, Siskiyou Regional Education Project, Wilderness Workshop, Idaho Conservation League, Colorado Mountain Club, California Wilderness Coalition, American Lands Alliance, WildEarth Guardians, Native Forest Council, and the Western Wildlife Conservancy.

All Ski Areas In Colorado

#

Name

Grade

1

(A) Aspen Highlands Ski Resort

88.3%

2

(A) Aspen Mountain Ski Resort

87.4%

3

(A) Buttermilk Mountain Ski Resort

85.7%

4

(A) Durango Mountain Resort

84.3%

5

(A) Wolf Creek Ski Area

80.7%

6

(A) Sunlight Ski Area

79.6%

7

(A) Vail Ski Resort

79.3%

8

(B) Beaver Creek Resort

75.7%

9

(B) Telluride Ski Resort

74.7%

10

(B) Crested Butte Mountain Resort

73.9%

11

(B) Arapahoe Basin Ski Area

73.5%

12

(B) Winter Park Resort

72.8%

13

(B) Powderhorn Resort

70.9%

14

(B) Snowmass Ski Resort

70.5%

15

(B) Loveland Ski Area

69.8%

16

(B) Copper Mountain Ski Resort

68.3%

17

(C) Keystone Ski Resort

65.3%

18

(D) Eldora Mountain Resort

57%

19

(D) Monarch Ski and Snowboard Area

56.5%

20

(D) Steamboat Ski & Resort

55.9%

21

(D) Breckenridge Ski Resort

50.3%

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The Ski Area Citizens' Coalition works to ensure that ski area management decisions, either by the Forest Service, the ski companies, or local goverments, are responsive to
the needs of real environmental protection, local communities, and the skiing public
PO Box 7989, South Lake Tahoe, CA 96150
530.542.4546 info@skiareacitizens.com
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