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Started by Jacki CZ in Ski Chatter - 9 Replies

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Jacki CZ posted Oct-2009

Hi

Going to Breckenridge in 6 weeks, any suggestions for the best places for our apres ski?

Checked the weather and its snowing already!

Really excited as we missed last season due to a small accident.

Thanks in advance for the advice.

Jacki :D

Tino_11
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posted Oct-2009

Hi J :) welcome to the site and be prepared for some 'odd' humour from the inhabitants ;)

I only have anecdotal evidence for Breckenridge, however I suggest Austria as a fantastic location for Apres Ski.
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Bandit
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posted Oct-2009

Welcome to the forum :D My memories of Breckenridge were of plenty of bars and a Micro Brewery at the top end of the town. It was quite a while ago though.

Tony_H
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posted Oct-2009

Try Las Vegas
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NellyPS
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posted Oct-2009

Never skied Breckenridge, but the resorts I have skiied state side seem to have lots of free food.

Buffalo wings are my favourite!

Brucie
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posted Oct-2009

Is a buffalo some kind of American Haggis?

On thread -

There is a big bar at the pond at the foot of the slopes in Breck. Think it is called Maggies. They have a bit of apres ski going on, but I have to say, like most North American resorts Apres ski is quite thin on the ground.

I have found that most North American resorts seem to cater more for their seasonal workers than their tourists. By that I mean Bands playing and fun starting around 11pm when most tourists have turned in and looking forward to an early start on the hill.
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Tony_H
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posted Oct-2009

Brucie wrote:Is a buffalo some kind of American Haggis?



No. I think a buffalo is actually a real animal and not bits of one )
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Brucie
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posted Oct-2009

It was the mention of wings which made me think it may be some mythical North American delicacy :lol:
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Topic last updated on 26-October-2009 at 21:37