Keystone Ski Resort Additional Information

Keystone Mountain is known for its wide, groomed trails which make this a great resort for a family ski trip and for beginners, especially because of the designated slow skiing areas. North Peak consists of steep moguls and cruisers catering to more advanced skiers. The Outback features stunning tree skiing offering skiing long after the main runs are packed powder. Also, Arapahoe Basin is accessible from the Keystone Village base area by a 10-minute shuttle ride up towards Loveland Pass.

We can help make Keystone your destination by helping you save money. We'll book your trip on one website and help with lodging, transportation, lift tickets, and rentals. We offer discounts and specials on most everything you'll need to make your trip special.

Keystone is known as an excellent playground for intermediate riders or skiers, but it also boasts terrain at either end of the ability scale. One of Keystone's top attractions is its extensive night skiing, meaning you don't have to get up early to get in a full day. And Keystone's A51 Terrain Park was rated the #4 terrain park in the country this year.

As the fourth most visited ski and snowboard resort in the nation, Keystone continues to evolve into a year-round world class destination.

Lift Ticket Options:
We offer discounted Keystone ski resort lift tickets when purchased in advance as part of a package. Keystone ski resort lift tickets are interchangeable between Keystone and A-Basin. Or, you can choose a Keystone/Breckenridge multi-day lift ticket that allows access to Keystone, Breckenridge and A-Basin, plus lift tickets of 3 days or more days include a limited number of days at Vail or Beaver Creek Resort.Read Less