Beaver Creek’s Birds of Prey Racecourse Gets Major Snowmaking Upgrade
The automated system will improve race-surface consistency and cut water and energy use as Beaver Creek prepares for the 2026 World Cup.
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Beaver Creek’s Birds of Prey racecourse gets major snowmaking upgrade
As Beaver Creek Resort begins snowmaking for the 2026-27 season, crews will soon be using new automated equipment to build the lower third of the Birds of Prey racecourse. The Vail Valley Foundation, which organizes the World Cup ski races each December, announced Tuesday the most substantial upgrade to the venue’s snowmaking infrastructure in recent years. The new automated system is designed to produce a more consistent race surface with great…
Beaver Creek Adds Snowmaking for Stifel Birds of Prey
Credit Eric Dunn The new system will help build the lower third of Birds of Prey, where early-season conditions can make snowmaking less reliable. Last December, warm early-season conditions created snowmaking challenges at Birds of Prey’s traditional finish. As a result, organizers adjusted the
Beaver Creek Begins Snowmaking With New Equipment Ahead of Biggest Ever World Cup Event
Colorado’s Beaver Creek Resort is making sure Mother Nature has some help this season. Beaver Creek began making snow on October 27 for the 2026-27 season, using newly installed automated equipment to prepare the lower third of the Birds of Prey racecourse ahead of December’s World Cup ski races. The Dec. 3-13 event brings in the world’s fastest men and […]
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