What skiing resort in Colorado is the most affordable, but still pretty nice for a beginner?

Question

With nice lodges, restaurants, etc.

Answer 1

Try Breckenridge. It's a really nice town, and has nice hotels, and very nice restaurants. The rates, are pretty good. It is a really big mountain. And it's very easy to get to. Or, if you are gonna be skiing alot (like more than two weeks) buy "The Epic Pass" for $600, the pass allows you to got to Vail, Beaver Creek, Heavenly.

http://breckenridge.snow.com/

Answer 2

Whether you are planning a ski club trip, corporate meeting or family or wedding with attendees from all over the country/world, Aspen snowmass Central is the best. You find the perfect destination, plan the entire trip and arrange for group discounts.

Aspen Snowmass Central Reservations

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Answer 3

i know one that's really cheap its in new Mexico its very nice!!!!!!!!!! the mountains name is angle fire

Answer 4

Melanie apparently missed the affordable clause in your question.  Aspen/Snowmass is the most expensive resort to ski and stay at in Colorado.  Check out Winter Park.  Great mountain for beginners, with lots of family stuff to do.  These days, you are going to pay at least $65 dollars for a lift ticket at any large ski resort, so as far as cheap goes, unless you wnat to ski into a river valley in central Iowa, you might be out of luck (unless you go with me, I still get the employee rates, lol.)  The only complaint about WP is that the nightlife is pretty much non-existent, but they are changing that wiht a new village and shops at the base, which is all still under construction.