They’re Already Skiing In Colorado! [Photos + Video]

It’s September 10th and yesterday, people went skiing in Colorado. Yes, you read that correctly, turns were made in Silverton by ski patrol and in the Aspen backcountry by local pro, Colter Hinchliffe. We’re also assuming some hard cores got some powder near Telluride, seeing as the snow has been dumping there for what seems like the last 48 hours now. All in all, the lionshare of snowfall fell on the Eastern San Juans, Elk Mountains, and portions of the Front Range including Cameron Pass and Rocky Mountain National Park.

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No doubt, the week in weather has been a wild one for the interior Rockies and more snow is on the way today before the system moves out of the mountains later this evening. But before that happens, we’ve got some photos and video we’d like to share with you to get you stoked for ski season.

Is it already #SnowStakeSeason ? pic.twitter.com/ngbijoP4tH

— Ski.com (@Skicom) September 9, 2020

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Elk Mountains:

 

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2020 continues to be the weirdest year ever, with the earliest fresh snow I’ve ever skied, today, sept 9 w/ @pow_hoar! What makes it even crazier is that exactly 3 months ago, June 9 (see my post), was the latest I’ve ever skied quality, fresh snow here in Aspen. Barely a 3 month gap! The snow today was 100% new in the last 24hrs, with a lot of help from the wind transporting it and concentrating it to some specific locations. The wind also stiffened the snow to a wind slab which was supportable and kept us off the rocks below! True adventure skiing, but not purely for the novelty I promise. 🤘🏼 @volklskis_usa @trewgear @zealoptics @backcountryaccess

A post shared by Colter Hinchliffe (@colterjh) on Sep 9, 2020 at 1:38pm PDT

And this is how we feel right now…

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