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Front Range Ski Club
Location Echo Mountain Park
Nearest city Evergreen, Colorado
Coordinates 39°41′6″N 105°31′10″W / 39.68500°N 105.51944°W / 39.68500; -105.51944
Vertical 600 ft (180 m)
Top elevation 10,650 m (34,940 ft)
Base elevation 10,050 m (32,970 ft)
Skiable area 75 acres (30 ha)
Runs 13 total
Ski trail rating symbol-green circle.svg - 3 easiest
Ski trail rating symbol-blue square.svg - 6 more difficult
Ski trail rating symbol-black diamond.svg - 4 most difficult
Longest run Pops 0.4 mi (0.64 km)
Lift system 3 (1 triple chairs, 1 ski tow, 1 handle tow)
Terrain parks No
Snowfall 275 inches (700 cm)
Snowmaking Yes
Night skiing Yes
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The Front Range Ski Club is a special place for young skiers who love to race! It's a private ski racing center located at Echo Mountain Park in Colorado. This club is unique because it owns its own mountain. This means they can control everything from making snow to shaping the slopes.

The club is found in Clear Creek County, just west of Evergreen. Owning the mountain allows them to create the perfect conditions. They focus on building terrain specifically for alpine ski racing. This helps young racers improve their skills.

What Makes Front Range Ski Club Special?

The Front Range Ski Club is designed to help ski racers get better. They can control the snow conditions exactly as needed. This means athletes can train on some of the most challenging slopes.

Training for Ski Racers

The club focuses on creating the best environment for ski racers. They make sure the snow is perfect for fast training. This helps athletes practice difficult moves and improve their speed.

Night Skiing for Extra Practice

One cool feature is Night skiing. This allows athletes to train after school. It helps them get more practice time on the slopes. They can maximize their training even with school schedules.

Facilities for Athletes

The club has great facilities to support its athletes. Inside the lodges, there are areas for skiers to change. They also have lockers to keep their gear safe.

Warming Up and Tuning Skis

Before hitting the slopes, athletes can warm up in a special area. This area has stationary bicycles, foam rollers, and medicine balls. There's also a tuning room. Here, athletes can wax and tune their skis easily. This helps their skis perform their best during training.

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