Looking for a reccommendation for a fall race camp on some steeper terrain next fall - late Nov, early Dec - in Colorado - maybe Copper or Keystone. Any of you Colorado locals have a reccommendation?
Or anyone else, any where else? I've done two Pratte camps at Tremblant in Dec, but the weather there at that time of year is iffy, and I am looking for some steeper terrain, and the next level.
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Copper Mtn early Nov. Keep an eye on the Rocky Mtn Masters forum. From what I've seen they advertise camp availability around mid Oct or so.
Excellent slope lanes on Copperopolis which is pretty comparable to Lower Hughes/See-Me. I tried one the season before last and it was money well spent. Got lots of gate time. 3 days GS followed by 3 days slalom, if you like, were the options I took advantage of.
I don't know of any camps offered by Keystone. Maybe someone else is familiar.
Excellent slope lanes on Copperopolis which is pretty comparable to Lower Hughes/See-Me. I tried one the season before last and it was money well spent. Got lots of gate time. 3 days GS followed by 3 days slalom, if you like, were the options I took advantage of.
I don't know of any camps offered by Keystone. Maybe someone else is familiar.
QUOTE(Colorado_Wolfman @ Apr 12 2010, 12:53 PM) 
Copper Mtn early Nov. Keep an eye on the Rocky Mtn Masters forum. From what I've seen they advertise camp availability around mid Oct or so.
Excellent slope lanes on Copperopolis which is pretty comparable to Lower Hughes/See-Me. I tried one the season before last and it was money well spent. Got lots of gate time. 3 days GS followed by 3 days slalom, if you like, were the options I took advantage of.
I don't know of any camps offered by Keystone. Maybe someone else is familiar.
Excellent slope lanes on Copperopolis which is pretty comparable to Lower Hughes/See-Me. I tried one the season before last and it was money well spent. Got lots of gate time. 3 days GS followed by 3 days slalom, if you like, were the options I took advantage of.
I don't know of any camps offered by Keystone. Maybe someone else is familiar.
Thanks Wolfman - just the kind of info and camp I am looking for - Copperopolis is a good run, steeper that what we run in the midwest.
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