The Sixth Alley Bar is the place to be at the end of the day – if you're not enjoying the sun and fun at the legendary Beach.

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An immortal winter giant, Arapahoe Basin stands tall with a summit elevation of 13,050 feet, blanketed in fresh snow. A-Basin offers skiers and riders a hundred trails expertly carved through its depths and seven chairlifts raising patrons above the treeline.

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Since 1946 Arapahoe Basin has been serving up a fantastic ride for skiers or riders from the Colorado area as well as the world. A-Basin opened on October 9, 2009 and was one of the first to open nationally. Arapahoe Basin receives over 350 inches of snowfall annually.

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The sundeck off A-Basin's base lodge offers beatiful views and strong rays, making for the perfect asmosphere for end-of-the-day libations.

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With a base of close to 11,000 feet and a summit elevation more than 13,000 feet, Arapahoe Basin Ski Area has the highest skiable terrain in North America and a vertical drop of 2,270 feet.

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With an average annual snowfall of more than 300 inches, there are plenty of powder days to be had at The Legend.

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Steeps, rockbands, cliffs, bowls, chutes and bumps make up the terrain at the Basin. The Montezuma Bowl expansion increased the ski area's terrain by 80 percent during the 07/08 season. The 400-acre Montezuma Bowl is located on the backside of the mountain and includes blue, black and double black slopes for a total of 36 additional runs.

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