Think snow!

An amazing airfare offer to Denver, Colo. from American Airlines makes the trip affordable for any travel budget at $97.60 one-way.

This deal is good on trips taken through May 24, 2013 -- and on any day of the week. Another bonus: No blackout dates.

So think about taking advantage of this bargain for Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years' travel -- or for peak March spring skiing.   Normally a round-trip ticket to Denver over holidays and during the most popular weeks averages $350.

To qualify, give a 21-day advance notice of travel.

American serves Denver with one flight connection in Dallas-Fort Worth.

This offer has no ticket-by date which indicates it could expire within hours. Act quickly to make your purchase.

There are a number of local and renowned ski resorts  that are within a reasonable distance of Denver International Airport. For instance, Arapahoe is 88 miles outside of Denver, or about a 90-minute drive. Here are some other resort destinations and travel times:

  • Echo Mountain, 56 miles
  • Eldora, 60 miles
  • Loveland, 65 miles
  • Winter Park, 85 miles (the Ski Train also connects Denver with Winter Park; www.skitrain.com)
  • Copper Mountain is 92 miles, or about a 90-minute drive
  • Steamboat, 175 miles
  • Aspen Highlands, just over four hours, or 180 miles
  • Aspen Mountain is 218 miles from Denver Airport
  • Snowmass, 215 miles
  • Crested Butte is 250 miles south, or nearly a five-hour drive

Sale airfares are always subject to change. Every seat on every flight is not offered at the lowest rate.

I recommend starting the search for available seats at Kayak.com vs. calling an airline directly. You can also search for the sale at travel websites such as Expedia or Travelocity, etc.

Clara Bosonetto is a retired travel consultant.

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