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Yes, it does get cold, but the humidity is so low that you don't feel it the way you do back east where we're from.
The area is stunning. We drove through there this past Saturday after it got six inches of snow.
Driving there from Denver can be tough, you have to go over Berthoud Pass at 11,000+ with steep grades and hairpin turns. A vehicle must be in good working order to drive it in the snow, and I believe C-DOT requires chains on tires when it snows, and closes the road when it snows a lot. Smart folks in Denver take the Ski Train to Winter Park, it stops right at the resort(s). Google it up and see if it works for your daughter. The train has run for decades and is one of the unique things that helps to make Colorado such a great place.
The locals pronounce Berthoud Pass as "birth-id pass, emphasis on the first syllable.
s/Mike
Last edited by Mike from back east; 09-21-2006 at 11:42 AM..
Reason: clarify
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