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Hidden Valley
CO- …Front Range
- Rocky Mountain National Park
- Hidden Valley
Overview
A restroom and warming hut.
From ColoradoSkiHistory.com: Hidden Valley opened for business in 1955, but the area was skied by area residents long before any lifts were installed. The area was run by the Estes Park Recreation District and backed by local businesses. It was eventually bought by the Park Service with the intent to phase out the ski operations. They removed the double chair in 1977 on the fact that it wasn't positioned correctly. In 1991, the area closed for good and has since undergone revegetation.
Ski Lines in Hidden Valley - 7
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Intermediate
Lower T-Bar (aka Lift Line)
0.5 mi 0.9 km • -739 ft Descent • -225.28 m Descent
Estes Park, CO
Intermediate
Aspen
0.7 mi 1.1 km • -712 ft Descent • -216.97 m Descent
Estes Park, CO
Intermediate
Juniper
0.6 mi 1.0 km • -753 ft Descent • -229.62 m Descent
Estes Park, CO
Intermediate
Upper Main Slope
0.6 mi 0.9 km • -816 ft Descent • -248.69 m Descent
Estes Park, CO
Hidden Valley Skiing
- 4 Miles 6 Kilometers of Descents
- 7 ski lines
- 1
Easy Trail
- 7
Intermediate Trails
- 1
Difficult Trail
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Ascents in Hidden Valley - 2
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0.6
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1.0
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#1Hidden Valley: Lower T-Bar Ascent
Intermediate/Difficult
Estes Park, CO
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Intermediate/Difficult
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Estes Park, CO |
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1.9
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#2Upper Hidden Valley Ascent
Intermediate
Estes Park, CO
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Intermediate
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Estes Park, CO |
10
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Photos of Hidden Valley - 21
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