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June Lodging From $110/NightJune rates starting as low as $110 per night. Enjoy great hiking, biking, local events and a complimentary scenic lift ride.
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$99 Early Summer Season LodgingStay at the Grand Lodge for just $99 a night through June 7 and receive free lift tickets for a future summer visit.
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Summer Book Early & Save 15%Plan your summer vacation now and get your choice of available premier lodging and save 15% on all CBMR lodging options.
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4th of July SpecialJoin us for one of Crested Butte's favorite holidays and save 15% on any CBMR lodging option. We'll also throw in a free single ride lift ticket when you book.
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Wildflower Rush SpecialSave 15% when you book lodging through Crested Butte Vacations for Crested Butte's biggest mountain bike race of the year.
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Wildflower Festival PackageSave 15% at any CBMR property during Wildflower Festival and receive one free lift ride. Experience the Wildflower Capital of Colorado from an entirely new angle.
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Crested Butte Arts Festival Special - Save and RideSave 15% at any CBMR property during Crested Butte Arts Festival and receive one free scenic lift ride.
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WINTER - Book Early & Save 30%Book next winter's Crested Butte vacation by August 15 and save 30% on 4 or more nights of lodging for the 2012-2013 ski season.
- 4th of July
- Fall Ranching
- Family Bonding
- 4th of July
- 4th of July
- The Club at Crested Butte
- The Club at Crested Butte
- Fly Fishing in Grant Lake
- Scenic Lift Rides
- Elk Avenue
- The Adventure Park
- Hiking the Peak
- High Country Hiking
- Slate River Fly Fishing
- 401 Trail
- Snodgrass Singletrack
- 4th of July
- Evolution Bike Park
- CB Single Track
- Pinnacle Bike Series
- Evolution Bike Park
- Live from Mt. CB
- Live from Mt. CB
- Wildflower Rush
- Wildflower Rush
- Wildflower Rush
- Wildflower Rush
- Mt. CB Single Track
Park and PipeThe purpose of Crested Butte's terrain park program is to provide riders and skiers with a higher fun factor than they could find on typical groomed or natural terrain. Learning is fun and finishing your day safely is fun, so we emphasize education, safety, and progression throughout all of our park offerings. We encourage all park users to clearly understand the Smart Style model. Pop quiz: what are the four elements of the Smart Style program? Crested Butte Mountain Resort has three terrain parks including the all new location on the Cascade run under the Gold Link Chairlift. The high quality of the program can be attributed to the crew of snowmakers, cat operators and park rangers that are committed to building and maintaining features that are awesome. It is our goal to complement the challenging natural terrain of Crested Butte so that riders and skiers can progress in as many disciplines as possible. The Crested Butte Park Staff is dedicated to offering a wide selection of features that will give riders the opportunity to build their skills in a variety of applications. Get started in the Keystone and Painterboy Parks. You will be ready to move to the Cascade Park once you have some grabs on lock, are working out some spinning maneuvers and can slide across plastic or metal without adding a hematoma to your hip. The ability to ride transition is one of the keys to shredding happiness, so make sure to hike some laps in the Superpipe. Ride it all. The Goods Superpipe Cascade Park As the snow level increases we add more and more features to give riders some fun items to play on before hitting the base area. Snow, wood, metal, and plastic are all manipulated for your shredding pleasure. Enjoy. Also a great place to work on new tricks before taking them to larger features. This is usually the warmest place on the mountain and you can fuel up with a quad espresso at Camp 4 before rolling in to the park. Sunshine, caffeine, and jumps. What could be better? Safety and Education Smart Style While enjoying the freestyle terrain that Crested Butte has to offer, the main goal is to have fun and stay safe. By following these Smart Style safety rules, everyone can have fun in the park.
Visit the National Ski Areas Association Smart Style Website to learn more about terrain park safety. |

