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Planning on coming to the USA for Christmas next year and I want to be 100% sure it'll be a white Christmas
At this stage I am looking at Denver or somewhere in CO. Im planning to see some Nuggets/Broncos games whilst there.
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im not sure and im not going to look it up and im not going to spellcheck or punctuate but i dont think it snows in denver as much as you think
Blue mountains in Oregon or Washington. The fog freezes on the evergreens. It's a stunningly beautiful sight.
Have you looked into West Virginia?
Any of the ski areas should pretty much assure you of a white Christmas. Vail, Aspen, etc. Just bring your wallet. Another idea not too far from Denver would be Jackson WY.
Denver proper, tho, not so much.
You forgot "no racist"
Utah. We've got both whites covered.
Damn...that should be the new state slogan.
http://www.statemaster.com/graph/peo...ion-per-capita
Should help you out
Denver, but if you're staying in a hotel, Boulder. It's a short drive to Denver to see games, and Boulder is the place to be, really nice.
Was there all last week, plenty of snow (and Canada Geese this time of year).
I spend a lot of time there, so PM me if you need specifics on where to stay and such.
Why are people telling him to go to lame places that are far. Just go to aspen. It's close it's nice and there will be snow.
Aspen is further from Denver than Boulder is. He wants to catch a game and have snow, Boulder is ideal. He didn't mention skiing and Aspen is a skiing town mostly, and the prices reflect it.
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Yeh I am just there for the snow, not The skiing. I'd probably end up breaking a leg on the first day there
Boulder might be the go. What suggestions do you have for hotels?
Jackson, WY is ing awesome, though you could have a white-out Christmas there.
Or Cooke City, Montana.... a couple of weeks ago the high there was 12 and the low -40 (beautiful town though).
I stay in Denver off Tower road, but I've stayed at the Boulder Marriott several times and it's a good place. If you want a longer stay with more home like feeling, try the Residence Inn.Yeh I am just there for the snow, not The skiing. I'd probably end up breaking a leg on the first day there
Boulder might be the go. What suggestions do you have for hotels?
Boulder just has better views than Denver, breathtaking, and you can sit at a coffee shop and watch the animules move about.
NuGGeTs-FaN in all seriousness I hope yo have a cool time and can you take some pics?
I helps legitimize the topic.
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