"A sign at the top of Aspen Mountain in 1950 shows the Silver Queen trail starting atop Aspen Mountain. The trail went down Buckhorn, across Midway Road, down International, and down what is today's steep Silver Queen run on lower Aspen Mountain The sign says '""ll skiers must check with ski patrol at Sundeck before going down Annie Basin or Difficult Creek. They will be closed by 12:00 each day."" The first version of the Sundeck, known as the Octagon, is partially visible behind the sign."
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