What do you/he mean by "all the kinds of snowblowers?" There are really only two "kinds" of snowblowers, single stage and two stage.
If you're talking about Colorado, you definitely want a two stage.
After that the question is what size? That depends on how much space he wants to keep clear, how much snow he gets, and whether he wants to walk or ride.
At the bare minimum, I would recommend at least a 30" machine. It will have the power to blow snow over banks several feet high if you get a lot of snow.
Blowing snow out of stone/gravel driveways can be done, but you can't clear them down to bare stone as you could with an asphalt driveway. You have to let an ice pack build up on the stones by setting the runners on the snowblower up high enough to clear the stones for the first couple of passes. Then you can set them back down and scrape the ice pack smooth. Just don't point the chute at anything important.
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