Keystone Attractions

Keystone offers plenty of wintertime fun for non-skiers, from snowmobiling and horse-drawn sleigh rides, to hot air ballooning and mushing. But make no mistake: this is a skiing and snowboarding kind of resort. Cross-country enthusiasts can do their thing at the resort's Nordic Center, but the main attraction here is Keystone's ski area, which offers the biggest lighted terrain area for night skiing in the state. One lift ticket gives Keystone skiers access to four mountains, encompassing 2,227 acres of terrain serviced by 19 lifts. Three mountains are accessible from the Keystone Village Base area. The fourth, Arapahoe Basin, is a 10 minute shuttle ride up Loveland Pass. Keystone’s skiers and snowboarders also enjoy an easy commute to three more premier ski areas, includingCopper Mountain, Loveland, and Breckenridge.

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Keystone summers are legendary, with perfect temperatures, stunning scenery and a wealth of opportunities for outdoor recreation. Keystone Mountain offers bikers an extensive trail system with some of the most-technical downhill courses in the nation. With easy access to Arapahoe National Forest and the White RiverNational Forest, Keystone also offers hiking enthusiasts a wealth of trails to choose from. Fly-fishing fanatics take advantage of nearby gold-medal stretches on the Colorado, South Platte, Arkansas and Eagle rivers, or hit the shores of sparkling Lake Dillon for secluded wading and casting spots. And not to leave out golfers, Keystone Ranch, the resort's par-72 course, boasts a stellar design by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., and several accolades from top golf-industry publications.

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