Keystone Ski Holidays Resort Guide

Keystone - A Diverse And Unique Skiing Experience

With three different mountains to choose from there is plenty of variety for everyone in Keystone Colorado. Keystone ski resort has built a reputation on the quality of the grooming and snowmaking on its piste. With immaculately groomed, wide trails, tree-lined slopes and designated slow skiing areas, there is certainly plenty of variety in Keystone.

Steep mogul-covered runs, smooth cruisers and an extensive array of night skiing opportunities, ensure skiers of all abilities are well catered for in Keystone, with Hotels and Keystone Condos offering excellent value for money accommodation. Keystone flights are available from major UK Airports all bookable online at Holiday Hypermarket!

Piste Fact File On Keystone

• Resort height – 2385m
• Highest lift – 3718m
• Number of lifts – 22
• Cross country – 40km
• Longest run – 4.8km

Beginners – Keystone has a good choice of gentle green slopes available for beginners. The long slopes can be done at any pace and are ideal for improving the skiing basics.

Intermediates – Keystone has a wide choice of runs for intermediate skiers, from long blue cruisers and gladed runs to the more advanced, challenging slopes.

Advanced – Experienced skiers will find challenging moguls and steep runs in Keystone, especially with the variety of mountain slopes on offer.

Snowboarding – Snowboarders can test their skill on the super pipe in Keystone as well as the terrain park that has features for all abilities. With the well-groomed terrain and open slopes on offer freeriders will consider Keystone the perfect destination.

Après Ski – Keystone offers a wide selection of bars and restaurants that feature a variety of entertainment. There are also plenty of activities to try, such as ice skating, sleigh rides, shopping, cross country skiing and night skiing.

Transfers – Keystone is situated approximately 2hrs from Denver.