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Colorado Ski Resorts Announce Major Infrastructure Upgrades for 2026-27 Season

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Colorado ski resorts are implementing various infrastructure upgrades for the 2026-27 season. Breckenridge Ski Resort is receiving avalanche mitigation upgrades, while Aspen Skiing Company plans to open the Nell Bell chairlift, a high-speed detachable quad. Additionally, Purgatory Ski Resort is adding the Colorado Couloir chairlift.

From aspentimes.com

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These upgrades enhance the capacity and safety of major resorts across the state. The improvements, which include new lift infrastructure and avalanche mitigation technology, are expected to boost the appeal and operational efficiency of Colorado's ski industry.

From aspentimes.com

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  • Aspen Skiing CompanySpeculative

    New high-speed lift infrastructure could improve capacity and customer experience for the company.

  • ColoradoSpeculative

    Increased infrastructure upgrades across the state might lead to increased tourism revenue and operational efficiency.

  • Summit CountySpeculative

    Increased tourism activity in the region could drive local economic growth.

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