Keystone - Community Reviews & Ratings

Keystone is the place to go in Colorado if you want great tree skiing. The Outback part of the mountain is where the goods are. This area tends to be less crowded than the rest of the resort. The resort itself doesn't have the best nightlife.. For that, it's best to go over to Breckenridge (20 minute drive). You also have close access to Breckenridge, Copper and Arapahoe ski areas and about 45 minute drive to Vail. Brec, Keystone and Vail are on the Epic pass so you can ski all 3.

I was there with my girl friend. We had a blast experiencing -31°F on the slopes on the coldest day there. Thanks to the coffee shop at the base of the resort that kept us warm and energized. :)

I have been going to Keystone for the last 20 years and hands down it's the best resort in all aspects! One of the biggest things that I hate is when lifts are very slow this resort has no problems with that at all! The runs, people, food all of it 10 out of 10 hopefully it stays that way or gets even better!

Keystone is the place to go if you want trees. They have the best glade skiing in all of Summit and Vail counties, end of story. Just head to their Outback area. With the addition of Bergman bowl last year, they have greatly expanded the total ski terrain.

Love Keystone during the week. Lots of terrain to ski & not crowded. No lift lines to speak of. Decent food there also. Great family friendly atmosphere

Unfortunately the snow conditions were very bad when I was at Keystone. Many of the tree runs had exposed logs and rocks, while the summit was so windblown that grass was sticking through. Many runs were icy. Terrain parks had good variability. Gondolas are nice to keep you out of the wind, but one whole park of the mountain (Outback) was closed due to mechanical issues.

I like Keystone. Generally not as crowded as some others. Easier to get around. Lots of good eats. Lines at lifts not too bad. Scenery is good. Great nordic skiing also available. Lots of other activities for kids - sledding, tubing, ice skating, etc.

Very good ski resorts because the runs are long, it has enough lifts where you get to know the whole mountain in a day without it feeling small. The terrain park has its own lift and its not too crowded.

Greatest tree runs in Colorado! Fun for the whole family with a great ski school that's More affordable than any other epic Mountain in Colorado! The restaurants and accessibility made it a great choice for the family. Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a great vacation!

One of our favorite resorts with some great options for everyone. We go every chance we can. Highly recommend

I have consistently been going to Keystone for about 5 years now and it has to be in the top 2 of my favorite ski resort around Colorado! I have so many amazing memories and I never have a bad day here. Everything from the advanced runs to the beginner friendly are all most of the time in great conditions. I have so much love for this place!

Keystone is one of my favorite resorts. It has all the amenities of a big resort without the heavy crowds you see elsewhere!

First tracks are great in the morning. Very family friendly so get to the Outback quickly to separate yourself. Nice Mountain House options for food but expensive Epic prices. One of my favorite places to ski since I was a kid. It just doesn't have the village and nightlife like surrounding Breckenridge and Vail.

Keystone is a great first ski trip for new skiers. Very family friendly and great staff. Beautiful views on blue bird days of brek and nearby peaks.

Keystone is a great place for skiing and boarding. Many high speed chairs with varying types of runs. Food options are good and i highly suggest the Mac n cheeze at Labonts smoke house. My biggest con is there is only one chair out of the back that everyone must funnel through. However you only need to take it once after a few amazing runs in the powder. Staff is friendly and very family focused.

I like it, longer runs an lots of options, sometimes greens a bit to heavy be careful. Multiple options for lodging and eating. Very close to othe resorts.

I've skied Keystone many times. It's family focused so the front side typically has a lot of kids and beginners. There's only one lift served bowl, Bergman. Its an intermediate bowl but skis well with fresh snow. More advanced skiers head to the Outback. There are intermediate thru expert runs and typically not a lot of people. It is a typical Vail Resorts property in terms of pricing. Everything is expensive.

I had never skied before coming here. Ive visited this ski resort twice now and both times had an amazing time. The ski teachers were great and had me feeling confident on the slopes in no time at all! The food was delicious. I had a fab time there and would highly recommend!

Keystone is the PERFECT resort if you have young kids or just kids in general! Its great for learning to ski but also has good terrain for advanced skiers. However, it lacks harder terrain and a good apres - or maybe I just havent found it!!! I would definitely recommend the dining and accommodations at Keystone because other Colorado resorts have gotten sooo expensive!

Keystone has some great runs, this is the perfect mountain to learn on. Be careful when heading down Mozart because the ice will get you if youre not on your toes.