Ranked 115th of 155 Ski resorts
Keystone reviews & ratings
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Overview
Keystone Resort in Colorado is a world-class ski destination known for its extensive terrain and family-friendly amenities. The resort offers a vast array of runs for all skill levels, including a renowned terrain park. Keystone is unique for its night skiing operations, providing one of the longest ski days in Colorado. The resort's Kidtopia program offers a variety of children's activities, making it a hit with families. Keystone's accommodations range from luxury hotels to condominiums, catering to different preferences. The resort village features a variety of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Keystone is a great choice for those looking for a comprehensive and versatile ski resort experience.
Resort Stats
Ski Terrain
27Beginner Runs
45Intermediate Runs
69Advanced Runs
3.5 milesLongest Run
3148 acresSkiable Terrain
662 hectaresSnow making
288 acresNight Skiing
Elevation
12408 feetTop
9280 feetBottom
3128 feetVertical Drop
Lifts
2Gondolas / Cable Cars
11Chairlifts
Lift Pass Costs
$377Season pass
$13587 days
$1991 day
Weather
219 inchesAverage annual snowfall
Getting There
Keystone Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.1
Ranking: 115th of 155 resorts
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All Reviews
Francisca - expert skier
Apr, 23 - 2024
Mark - expert skier
Apr, 17 - 2024
Keystone is a great family friendly resort. The groomers are fantastic for all levels. If you want to hit some bumps and glade skiing head further back. You can even take a cat up to the top of the back bowls.
The terrain park is world class. For the real die hard there is also night skiing so you can maximise your time on the hill.
There are two base areas with Mountain house being the quieter.
A great option in Summit County. Not as famous as some of its neighbours like Breckenridge or Vail but some fantastic skiing!
Victoria - intermediate skier
Apr, 13 - 2024
Small ski area. Can get a bit busy at times. Reasonably priced ski hire and lift pass. Ski school instructors friendly.
Luka - advanced skier
Mar, 27 - 2024
I liked Keystoness easy access to the ski area from the village, its very nice to enjoy some food and drinks at the bottom of the mountain before heading on up right away. Additionally, the trails were fun and organized and fairly family friendly. Its vast amount of trails give options from beginner level skiers to even the most advanced.
Patrick - intermediate snowboarder
Mar, 27 - 2024
Solid place I can sss why its a favorite of locals and natives. Its a great place to learn if you havent before and the runs are awesome especially the blue that has a huge drop at the end of the run
Cade - intermediate skier
Mar, 25 - 2024
Keystone is a great mountain, there is not a lot of super steep stuff but the trails are long and the lifts are fast. The town is not great, only really The Goat and Snake River Saloon for night life.
Josh - intermediate skier
Mar, 25 - 2024
Havent had a bad experience at keystone! Riding school is great, the village and accommodations are great as well!
Joseph - advanced skier
Mar, 24 - 2024
Lots of sustained pitch runs to choose from. Schoolmarm is one of the best green runs Ive ever skied on but you gotta keep an eye on the yellow jackets. Most terrain is accessible by high capacity high speed lifts but I can see getting out of Outback via way back can be a sore spot. Its also disappointing that they dont stay open as long as Breckenridge due to US forest service restrictions the potential for spring skiing is just as good here.
Paul - expert skier
Mar, 21 - 2024
Eli - advanced skier
Mar, 18 - 2024
Fantastic mountain for all skill levels. Long easy greens are great for leaning, but can be a bit crowded. Great selection of groomed blues on the frontside. Plenty of trees at all skill levels. Three peaks make it easier to escape the crowd. Moguls, side country, and ungroomed blacks round out plenty of options to get whatever youre hunting for.