Paradise on the mountain - Aspen

I took advantage of the spring break in early March to train in Aspen for a week. On the first day, I chose to warm up at Buttermilk and experienced the feeling of emptiness in the middle of the week. If you don't play Park, it's pretty simple here, even the black road doesn't feel difficult, suitable for beginners to practice; if you play Park, it's naturally rich and colorful in S/M/L size parks. Without new snow, Buttermilk is the iciest of the four mountains. Especially the West Buttermilk main road is huge ice, the way to the Park area is okay. The main force is still Tiehack Express, some areas of snow are not too solid, you can rush down the speed a little, and the snow in the woods is very powdery. Summit Express just walks through the big, medium and small Parks, I dare not go to my level of jumping platform, but the tube is fun. About eating, the scenery of Clifthouse on the top of the mountain is very good, the self-service vegetables inside pho is okay, the freshly squeezed fruit and vegetable juice is ruined by the ginger flavor chosen by the person in front (although the shop assistant gave me a big drink), don't order the Korean bbq sandwich, it's so bad that I want to cry. Aspen has a lot of ski areas that can be reached without hiking, bringing us non-professionals a lot of fun snow packs, machine-pressed snow trails, friends who want to go are advised to buy small oxygen tanks in advance, the altitude is very high and the air is thin