Everything about Mount Werner totally explained
Mount Werner is a
mountain in the
Rocky Mountains in the
Park Range in
Colorado. It reaches a height of 10,568
ft (3,224
m) above sea level and has a base elevation of 6,900 ft (2103m). It has a vertical rise of 3,668 ft (1,121 m), Colorado's second highest. It has five peaks (from lowest to highest), Christie Peak, Thunderhead Peak, Sunshine Peak, Storm Peak, and Mt. Werner.
The
Steamboat Ski Resort operates on 2,939
acres of the mountain. It is serviced by the Silver Bullet
Gondola lift and several
chairlifts. It regularly receives some of the highest levels of
snow in Colorado. The most recent ten year snowfall average was 334
in (848
cm) a year. Much of the mountain and the resort are contained within the
Routt National Forest.
Formerly known as Storm Mountain, it was renamed in honor of
Buddy Werner, an
Olympian from
Steamboat Springs who was killed in an
avalanche in
Switzerland in April
1964.
Four miles west of Mt. Werner is Steamboat Springs, Colorado, the
county seat of
Routt County. It is 153 miles from
Denver.
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