With the fierce and ever consistent snowfall, the 10th Mountain Division (LI) Soldiers enter the Camp Hale and Vail ...

Among the monuments, memorials, and plaques in Memorial Park is a bench bearing the name Nathan E. Morrell – a 10th ...

SKI COOPER • A blend of skiers ... He also believes that some of the same skills the 10th Mountain Division practiced at Camp Hale are relevant today, despite much more advanced air support.

You could say Camp Hale is the largest ghost town in Colorado. North of Leadville, just due south of Redcliff and just a ...

The move recognized the site as a sacred area for the Ute People and as the training site for the 10th Mountain Division, a World War II mountain infantry division whose veterans returned to establish ...

To commemorate the amazing feat, current members of the 10th Mountain Division, Colorado National Guard, local veterans and members of the National Ski Patrol did the Hale to Vail Traverse on ...

In 1942, 14,500 US Army soldiers called Camp Hale home. Mountain climbing, winter camping, soldering and of course skiing were learned. Skills they were eager to use against Hitler’s Germany.

The move recognized the site as a sacred area for the Ute People and as the training site for the 10th Mountain Division, a World War II mountain infantry division whose veterans returned to establish ...

a World War II mountain infantry division whose veterans returned to establish Colorado’s ski industry. Camp Hale was previously designated as a national historic site in 1992. Becoming a ...