South Fork, Colorado · Mineral County · Facility
The Wolf Creek Ski Area sits on 1581 acres of Forest Service lands at the top of Wolf Creek Pass. Wolf Creek is a high alpine ski resort, 10,300 feet at the base and 11,900 feet at the summit. Lifts include 1 Double, 2 Triple, 1 Quad, 1 Quad Detachable,1 High Speed Poma Lift1 Magic Carpet
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The Wolf Creek Ski Area sits on 1581 acres of Forest Service lands at the top of Wolf Creek Pass. Wolf Creek is a high alpine ski resort, 10,300 feet at the base and 11,900 feet at the summit. Lifts include 1 Double, 2 Triple, 1 Quad, 1 Quad Detachable,1 High Speed Poma Lift1 Magic Carpet
From South Fork Colorado travel west on US Hwy 160 for 17 miles to the top of Wolf Creek Pass. Turn left and go into the parking lot on the south side of the Hiway.
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