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Qtele Mar 28 : 09:05AM Spring break...anyone up for a powder day on Tuesday?...snow is in the forecast. Let me know.
Qtele Mar 20 : 07:58PM Powder was great last Friday at Vail!!! Was first in line when Blue Sky Basin opened....laid down some first tracks.
Darryl Jacobs Jan 25 : 05:56PM The Vail trip is still on. RSVP to -email- or 720-891-0500.
Kirk Jan 25 : 11:19AM I don't think the Jan15 Beaver Creek trip ever happened. What about Vail Bus trip this wknd, is that going to happen? Any info?
Professor Dog Jan 19 : 01:13PM Went to Winter Park on Monday. Lots of wind, but excellent powder. Many unused trails in Mary Jane. Berthoud Pass closed at about 12:00. Drove all the way round to Silverthorn, and could not get up to the tunnel. Just as well, because I-70 was closed at Georgetown. Spent the night in silverthorn, and finally made it back 1:00 Tuesday afternoon.
Qtele Jan 17 : 03:50PM Went to Breck, powder was pretty good...traffic was crazy. Thank goodness I left at 11, only waited 45 to get to the tunnel instead of 2 and a half hours for the people who left after 2pm. MLK day was great on the slopes!
KS Jan 16 : 11:19AM Wanna hit Loveland but realllly don't wanna be bothered w/ mlk traffic.... Did SnS hit beaver crk yesterday
Qtele Jan 15 : 09:39PM Should be a nice powder day on Monday. My MLK morning will start on the slopes at Breck.
Kirk Jan 11 : 12:13PM I would like to go to Beaver Creek this wknd too. I've got the same questions. Haven't heard any details.
Professor Dog Jan 11 : 10:32AM Just wondering how many folks are going to Beaver Creek Saturday? How does the car pooling work. anybody live close to Boulder?
The Slippers-N-Sliders Ski Club, a nonprofit organization, was established in 1972 to promote the sport of skiing in the Colorado minority community. Each year since 1974, the club has, with the assistance from local ski areas and businesses, sponsored its Ski For Kids program.
Who Benefits
Ski For Kids provides an opportunity for inner city children to learn to ski. The program consists of four to six consecutive Saturdays of intensive, fun-filled ski lessons on the slopes. Each child is provided with free skiing lessons, equipment, lunch, transportation, and appropriate clothing (if necessary). At the end of the season, there is an awards banquet recognizing their achievement. The children selected for the program are from families that could probably never afford to provide such opportunities for their children. Participants are referred to us by community agencies such as the Red Shield Community Center, local elementary schools, churches, and concerned individuals. The children range in ages from seven to eleven years old.
We Need Your Help
The cost of the Ski For Kids program is primarily covered by the sale of advertisements in the souvenir brochure and other contributions from local businesses and individuals. 100% of the proceeds from the souvenir brochure goes to the Ski For Kids program.
Slippers-N-Sliders Goals
Since 1974, the program has accommodated over 1400 youth. The size and the viability of the program is directly dependent of the level of financial support we received from our supporters. This is an important program for the Metro-Denver community and is our way of giving something back.
