Dec 11 2017 3 Winter Traveling Tips from GMC Trip Planning Whether you’re in town to ski, snowboard or take in the scenery, here are a few simple tips to make your stay a truly premium experience – with GMC’s premium Denali lineup. Travel with confidence When planning for a winter trip you want a vehicle that’s versatile enough to handle your gear while also being able to handle the road. That’s why we recommend the GMC Sierra Denali full-size pickup truck, with innovative cargo and trailering technologies to help you pack it all in, and do so with ease. There’s also the all-new GMC Terrain Denali compact SUV, which features a Read More
Nov 14 2017 Gear Guide: How to Dress for the Mountains Trip Planning Whether it’s a sunny spring day, or mid-January powder day- what to wear is always tricky in the mountains. The climate in Colorado is ever changing and unpredictable, thus it’s important to have versatile gear that keeps you comfortable in all conditions. We teamed up with our friends over at Helly Hansen and Supergoop to make sure you’re ready for whatever hits you this ski season. Layers, layers, layers: Since 1877, Helly Hansen has been on the forefront of innovative products. Helly Hansen worked to develop what we know today as the 3-Layer System™. The 3-Layer System™ calls for wearing Read More
Nov 14 2017 How to Prepare for Your Alpine Escape Trip Planning How to thrive in the mountains: Skiing is a physically demanding sport that requires a lot from your mind and body. With a base elevation of 8,100ft (2,469m) and summit elevation of 11,440ft (3,488m), regular skiers can be caught by surprise by the affects of the high elevation here at Beaver Creek. We’ve put together some tips and tricks to ensure an easier transition to Colorado’s high alpine environment. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate Hydration is the best way to help your body adjust to high altitude. Generally the low humidity at altitude keeps the air dry, so you should drink twice Read More
Sep 10 2017 Top 5 Tips to Get in Shape for Ski Season Skiing Trip Planning You’re already counting down the days, hours and minutes until your next ski trip, so channel that excitement into prepping your body to make the most of each moment on the mountain. Our Director of Ski School, Greg Willis, recommends these five exercises to get you in shape for the season. #1. Strengthen those quadriceps Being office-bound is no excuse to skip out on training. Use your breaks and a wall to engage those quad muscles with some wall sits. Stand with your feet flat and a couple of feet from a wall. Keeping your back flat slide down the Read More
Sep 06 2017 Why take a ski or snowboard lesson? Activities Skiing Trip Planning By Rachel Walker The first thing you notice about Beaver Creek will probably have nothing to do with the mountain. There are the escalators and heated sidewalks, the ambassadors quick to relieve you of your gear and direct you where you want to go. There’s the European-like village, with crepes and coffee, and a coterie of winter enthusiasts. Read More
Aug 30 2017 Hike to the Mic: The ART Events Summer Beaver Creek’s inaugural Hike to the Mic, September 15 – 17, 2017, is a celebration for all the senses, including curated art installations both in Beaver Creek Village and along the hike up to Saturday’s headlining concert at Spruce Saddle. Read on to learn more about some of the featured artists. Read More
Aug 09 2017 Top 10 David Spade Moments in Comedic Genius History Activities Events Trip Planning David Spade didn’t invent sarcasm. But often, maybe too often, it feels like he did. Spade, who unleashes his standup set at the Vilar Performing Arts Center on Aug. 11, joined the cast of “Saturday Night Live” during the shows early ’90s renascence. The comedian debuted as part of a crop of new talent that included Adam Sandler, Chris Rock, and, of course, Chris Farley. Through sketches such as “The Hollywood Minute,” Spade established himself as a master of deadly-sharp sarcasm. But as Spade’s career evolved he proved he wasn’t all cruel wit — see his turn as anti-hero “Joe Read More
