Resort Information

Driving Directions from Denver:

Keystone is situated 90 miles west of Denver International Airport (DEN). Head west on Interstate 70 and exit at Silverthorne/Dillon #205. At the end of the ramp, turn left (east) at the traffic light onto Highway 6. Continue for 6.2 miles to reach Keystone Resort. Note: There are numerous stops along Interstate 70 for dining and refueling.

A51 features its own lift, over 100 features, a super pipe and three jump lines: Park Lane, Main Street and I-70. Freda`s Incubator offers smaller hits and features for the up-and-coming rider or skier.

Dates and Hours The park crew’s top priority is to get the park up and running early in the season. We aim to have a full array of features, jumps, and rails ready as soon as possible. Last season, Keystone boasted the largest early-season park. By late December, the park will relocate to its permanent spot in Pack Saddle Bowl on Dercum Mountain, accessible via River Run or Mountain House Base areas.

Keystone Resort offers complimentary year-round shuttle bus service across the entire ski area. Renowned as one of Colorado`s most efficient free transportation systems, this service delivers prompt and reliable access to ski lifts and the Keystone gondola from every corner of the resort. Whether you`re a vacationer or a local resident, you`ll enjoy seamless connectivity throughout your stay.

Remember, if your vacation rental isn’t located in River Run Village or the Mountain House Base area, you`ll likely need to use the shuttle service. Keystone Resort offers conveniently placed shuttle stops throughout the resort, with some featuring sheltered seating areas to keep you warm on chilly evenings.

Operating hours vary throughout the year, so check the details below for the most up-to-date bus schedules. During the summer, the shuttle operates on-demand. Simply call (970) 496-4200 to request a pickup at your convenience.  They will take you to any location in the resort.  Allow 15 minutes for the driver to arrive.

All routes are assigned a color.  Refer to the Keystone Resort free in-resort shuttle system route map for the nearest route.

3 Mountains, 5 Bowls, Acres of Fun.

There is something special for every skier and rider of any level at each mountain. There are more than 3,000 vertical feet and over 3,000 acres of bowls, bumps, glades, steeps and groomers to be experienced.

Dercum Mountain -- peaks at 11,640 feet and offers skiers and riders a variety of green beginner runs and blue intermediate runs with long groomers.

A51 Terrain Park -- one of Transworld Snowboarding`s Top 10 Parks for the second year running.

Night Skiing -- The best night skiing in Colorado is at Keystone. Ride the Gondola to stay warm, and enjoy the amazing scenery while you ski until 9pm.

Tubing at Adventure Point -- You will find the only inside conveyer belt in N. America right here at Keystone Resort. Tube down, and ride up! Enjoy the beginner, intermediate, and expert runs at the tubing park. There`s something for everyone.

Cat Skiing -- Access "The Windows". This is some of the finest tree skiing at Keystone Resort from the top of Dercum Mountain. Bergman, Erikson and Independence Bowls. However, if you wish to experience the ulitmate in skiing visit Keystone`s back bowls. The bowls are best explored by guided cat skiing tours that depart from Cat Ski Central at the top of Dercum Mountain. Call the number below for more information.

North Peak -- tops out at 11,660 feet and offers skiers and riders long bump runs with a variety of blue intermediate and black expert runs.

The Outback -- peaks at 11,980 feet -- The Outback is home to some of the states` best tree skiing and North and South Bowls. Hike to North and South bowl or take the Outback Cat Shuttle.

Overview

Alpine bowl skiing