Red Buffalo Park
United States · Kolorado · Single resort
Red Buffalo Park is a ski resort in Kolorado (United States). It has 12.1 km of downhill runs, mostly intermediate and 1 lift. The runs go from 3230 to 3484 m (254 m vertical).
Base station
3230 m (10,597 ft)
Top station
3484 m (11,430 ft)
Vertical drop
254 m (833 ft)
Piste difficulty split
- Blue square: 10.3 km (85%)
- Black diamond: 1.8 km (15%)
Details
- Night skiing: No
- Steepest spot: 73% (36°)
- Mostly facing north (34% of run length). North-facing slopes keep good snow longer, but are colder with less sun.
Lifts: 1
Gondola / cable car: 1 · Chairlift: 13
- Centennial Express Lift · Chairlift · 3,400 pers./h · Seats: 6 · 2475–3116 m
- Strawberry Park Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,800 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 2474–3005 m
- Cinch Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,800 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 3101–3484 m
- Grouse Mountain Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,800 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 2710–3260 m
- Upper Beaver Creek Mountain Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,600 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 2560–3011 m
- Birds of Prey Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,600 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 2696–3354 m
- Larkspur Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,600 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 2698–3162 m
- Rose Bowl Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,400 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 2856–3260 m
- Red Buffalo Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,400 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 3234–3479 m
- Mccoy Park Express Lift · Chairlift · 2,200 pers./h · Seats: 4 · 2881–3153 m
On site
- 10 car parks (2 free)
- 11 restaurants & bars by the slopes
- 1 mountain huts
- 6 stops
Historical conditions and snowfall
- November: Snowfall in the month (average) 37 cm, Snow depth 17 cm
- December: Snowfall in the month (average) 52 cm, Snow depth 22 cm
- January: Snowfall in the month (average) 49 cm, Snow depth 33 cm
- February: Snowfall in the month (average) 47 cm, Snow depth 39 cm
- March: Snowfall in the month (average) 50 cm, Snow depth 34 cm
- April: Snowfall in the month (average) 47 cm, Snow depth 18 cm
Average of the 2005–2024 seasons for the resort area (≈50 km grid cell, about 3234 m). It shows the shape of the season well but is not a slope measurement — the upper runs usually have more snow. Data: NASA POWER.
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