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If you'd like to experience Aspen like a local, sign-up for the new "Adopt A Tourist" program. Visitors fill out a short questionnaire indicating their interests and preferences while in town, and then the City of Aspen will pair 'adoptees' with 'adopters'. Aspen Adopt A Tourist participants receive an ID card they can use around town for discounts and other special deals.
While thousands of locals and visitors hike up Smuggler Road year-round, few have taken a tour of the mine that lies beneath the road. Aspen was first founded as a mining town and it's population in 1887 was 3x what it is today. In 1894 the largest silver nugget in the world was uncovered in the Smuggler Mine. Weighing 2,054 pounds and 93% pure silver, the nugget had to be broken into three pieces in order to be maneuvered up the mine shaft.
It's hard to miss this giant banner hanging in front of the Aspen Square Condominium Hotel! Warren Klug, father of Chris Klug, is the general manager of the Aspen Square and wanted to make sure everyone knew that son Chris made this year's Olympic Snowboard team.
While Chris is too young to be a Boomer, at 37, this is most likely his last Olympic bid. Chris is the first person to win an Olympic medal after surviving a liver transplant. We are all inspired by his passion for life and his sport.
Sure we run Aspen's favorite mogul and powder skiing program, but we can appreciate a perfect carpet of corduroy as much as the next guy. Did you know you can sign up to get first tracks down Aspen Mountain or Snowmass? Of course you'll need a lift ticket, but there is no charge for this awesome experience. Yes - no charge = free! in Aspen?!?
Have you bookmarked the Aspen Colorado Webcam ?.
We just checked Google analytics and can now report that we have visitors from 74 countries around the world tracking the snow conditions via our webcam.
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Having fun in Aspen or Snowmass need not be expensive. Here are nine winter things to do while you are in town that won't cost you a dime:
There will be 9.5% more airline flights to Aspen Colorado for the 2009-2010 ski season including a minimum of 23 flights daily and as many as 30 flights total on Saturdays. This is, by far, the most seats offered into ASE since the 1997/98 ski season.
One of the problems in getting useful access to travel information on the internet is that you typically need a desktop or notebook computer. However, when traveling, internet access is problematic because most airports chage a wireless access fee of from $7.95 to $9.95 per day. If you are planning an Aspen, Colorado vacation trip or in-transit to Aspen or actually in Aspen you now have a new and better option using your Blackberry or other wireless smartphone.
Hidden away at 118 East Cooper Avenue in Aspen, Colorado is the Prospector's Cellar - located in the Little Red Ski Haus Bed and Breakfast. They are offering a great winter breakfast special for the 2006 - 2007 ski season - a gourmet Breakfast for $10.00 (including tax) from 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. - and with an added bonus of a complimentary Bloody Mary to start your day off on the right foot. For more information call 970-925-3333.
Little Red Ski Haus
118 East Cooper Ave
Aspen, Co 81611
Aspen Mountain is the home of the highest performance Ski School in North America. Full Day private ski lessons are available every day from 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. or by special arrangement. Advance reservations are STRONGLY RECOMMENDED - particularly during peak periods - and require pre-payment. For details, reservations or information on meeting location either visit or call the Private Lesson Desk at Aspen Mountain (970-925-1227).<!--more-->