We've only just begun the 2010-11 season - Crested Butte Mountain Resort's 50th Anniversary - and there's a lot happening in Crested Butte!
The snow conditions at Crested Butte Mountain Resort are phenomenal, as is the skiing! Snow has been falling all day in the Crested Butte Valley, and with 107 inches of snowfall reported as of 5:30 a.m. this morning and a 32 inch base at the top, it's safe to say that there will be no better place to ski this holiday season. The Colorado Powder Forecast predicts the storm total through Tuesday to be 19-39"! Can you say Powder Day!?
Cat Skiing in Crested Butte
Looking for your next Crested Butte adventure? CS Irwin, a new cat skiing operation just west of town, opened for the season today with an amazing 170 inches of snow! Check out the official CS Irwin site and become a fan on Facebook to keep up to date on everything CS Irwin.
No plans yet for New Year's Eve in Crested Butte? Check out some of these festive options.
The Dogwood Cocktail Cabin's Annual New Years Masquerade Ball
The Gunnison Valley Health Foundation's annual New Year's Eve Frozen Buns Run
Crested Butte Mountain Schools Annual Torchlight Parade
Sleighride Dinner at Uley's Cabin on the Mountain
LoBar New Year's Eve Masquerade Ball
Almont Resort New Year's Eve Celebration with Bruce Hayes
CB Nordic Center's New Year's at the Magic Meadows Yurt
CNN's Best Bets For A Recovery
With so may people trying to predict the market, I thought this article at CNNmoney.com was more than appropriate. This article features seven metro areas that are the "Best Recovery Bets" for 2011.
You can also check the CNNmoney real estate market forecast for your town. Crested Butte isn't profiled (surprise), but of the seven Colorado markets that were included, all are forecast to post a gain in the first quarter of 2011. This also predicts that by 2012, the national median home price is expected to rise by about 4.
*Think Snow* and don't forget that you can search my featured listings and the entire MLS at www.CrestedButteHomeSearch.com .
