Shorter lines than more popular areas, less crowding on runs. This makes area accommodating for skiers improving with more runs per day and less risk of collisions

Wide variety of runs and had the best instructor in ski school. Saw major improvement in my turns with just half a days lesson

Stayed in winter park Jan 22-27. It snowed the entire time! POW! Green and blue runs were awesome! No lines during the week but probably because it was 0 % be forewarned food on the mountain is expensive and horrible

Winter Park advertises that you dont need to go through the I-70 tunnels, but the traffic can be just as bad. The crowd control (or flow of people moving around the mountain) can make lift lines long and slow down your day. Facilities on the mountain are great, but prices are high like most on-mountain food and drink options at US ski resorts. It feels predominantly geared towards Colorado locals (as opposed to a Vail or Breckenridge).

Amazing family friendly skiing , many options, cute ski village , train station at the resort, yummy restaurants

Winter park is a great resort for skiers of all levels. It has a bit of everything and so many fun runs to explore. Accommodations are great and there are restaurants and other places to stop by not only at the base, but at the top of the mountain.

Great resort with a large footprint. Some issues with bottlenecks in Mary Jane and at the base. Some difficult to access spots. A couple chairlifts like Challenger are in desperate need of a high speed lift remodel. Still feels like a local resort but with high end resort amenities and terrain.

Skiing in April was a great experience for us because Winter Park had so much snow that skiing off-piste and through the trees was still possible. The whole resort was groomed really well, with easy access from the parking lot, and having a train station at the base of the ski resort was convenient for a quick trip from Denver, taking less than 90 minutes. The restaurants in town were excellent, offering everything from fine dining to BBQ on the street.

Winter Park has levels for everyone! From greens to Blues which is what I stick to, to blacks, mogul, and tree routes. We know we'll keep coming back, and enjoy every second of it! I improved so much after the first day of ski school, and exploring the mountain by myself at whateverpace i was ready for, even through the trees!

Resort was super quiet on a non holiday weekend. Even with a bit of new snow. Taking the train from Denver makes this a really accessible option for anyone flying in from outside of Colorado. Tree runs had fresh snow all the time. Eagle wind is the best difficult terrain. Cold.