POWDR's Major Shakeup Continues: Three More Ski Resorts Hit the Market In a surprising turn of events, POWDR Corporation has announced its intention to sell three more of its ski resorts, following the recent sale of Killington and Pico Mountain in Vermont. Mt Bachelor in Oregon, Eldora in Colorado, and SilverStar in British Columbia are now on the market, as reported exclusively by Stuart Winchester at The Storm Skiing Journal and Podcast.POWDR officials have stated that "other multi-mountain ski companies were welcome to bid on the three resorts," indicating an openness to various potential buyers. The company expects these sales to be completed "over the coming weeks," signalling a rapid transition period for these popular ski destinations.This move is part of a larger restructuring effort by POWDR, which currently owns and operates 10 ski areas across North America. The company plans to retain ownership of its remaining six operations, including Snowbird in Utah, Copper Mountain in Colorado and Woodward Park City in Utah. POWDR representatives explained that these sales are "driven by a desire to both focus and diversify the business."
An inversion on a beautiful morning at SilverStar Mountain Resort. Credit: SilverStar About Eldora Mountain Resort:Eldora Mountain Resort is a ski area located just 21 miles west of Boulder, Colorado. Known for its proximity to the Denver metropolitan area, Eldora offers 680 acres of skiable terrain with a 1,240-foot vertical drop. The resort features 10 lifts, including a high-speed six-person chairlift, and 53 trails catering to all skill levels. Eldora is particularly popular among locals for its convenient location and reliable snowmaking capabilities, often allowing for early-season skiing.About Mt. Bachelor:Mt. Bachelor is the largest ski resort in Oregon's Cascade Range and the sixth-largest in North America. Located in the Deschutes National Forest, it offers 4,323 acres of lift-accessible terrain and a 3,365-foot vertical drop. With 11 lifts, including eight high-speed quads, Mt. Bachelor is known for its diverse terrain, abundant snowfall (averaging 462 inches annually), and unique 360-degree skiable volcanic cone. The resort is a popular destination for both winter sports and summer activities.About SilverStar Resort:SilverStar Mountain Resort is a ski resort located in the Monashee Mountains, just northeast of Vernon, British Columbia, Canada. It offers 3,282 acres of skiable terrain across four mountain faces, with a vertical drop of 2,500 feet. The resort features 11 lifts and 132 marked runs, catering to all skill levels. SilverStar is known for its champagne powder snow, averaging 23 feet annually, and its colorful mid-mountain village. The resort also offers extensive Nordic skiing trails and is a popular summer destination for mountain biking.
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