Backcountry ski, snowboard resort to open after successful Kickstarter
GRAND COUNTY, COLORADO — A Kickstarter campaign to create a backcountry ski and snowboard resort for beginners two hours west of Denver nearly tripled its fundraising goal.
BusinessDen reports Bluebird Backcountry raised $70,000 to open the backcountry ski and snowboarding resort near Kremmling, where 300 acres are free for skinners climbing uphill, while the other 1,200 require hiring a guide.
GRAND COUNTY, COLORADO — A Kickstarter campaign to create a backcountry ski and snowboard resort for beginners two hours west of Denver nearly tripled its fundraising goal.
BusinessDen reports Bluebird Backcountry raised $70,000 to open the backcountry ski and snowboarding resort near Kremmling, where 300 acres are free for skinners climbing uphill, while the other 1,200 require hiring a guide.
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