Discover Colorado’s Legendary Ski Resorts

From family-friendly slopes to expert terrain, explore top Colorado ski destinations offering world-class skiing, vibrant après-ski, and unforgettable mountain experiences.
Colorado's Premier Ski Destinations

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Most Terrain:
Vail
5,317 Acres
Longest Run:
Vail
4 Miles
Highest Elevation:
Breckenridge
12,998 Ft
Highest Avg. Snowfall:
Breckenridge
355"

Plan Your Colorado Ski Adventure in the Rockies

From family-friendly slopes to world-class terrain, explore the resorts, tips, and experiences that make Colorado a top winter destination.

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Learn Skiing in Colorado

Learn to ski in Colorado with these useful tips and suggestions on the best beginner resorts and terrain to start off.
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Family Things to Do in Colorado in Winter

Keep the kids smiling and the fun going on and off the slopes with these top activities.
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Top Colorado Ski Lodges Await

Find premier ski-in/ski-out stays, cozy retreats, and resorts that suit every taste for your perfect mountain getaway.
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Colorado for Couples: Romantic Resorts

Plan your ideal couple's vacation to Colorado with our guide to resorts for romantic getaways in Colorado.
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10 Iconic Trails at Vail

Experience the best of Vail. These are the trails you can't miss for an unforgettable Colorado mountain adventure.
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11 Best Beginner Green Runs in Colorado

Discover Colorado's beginner slopes, boasting some of the best green runs and most scenic routes for new skiers in the Rocky Mountains.
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Colorado: A Beginner's Resort Guide

Beginner skiers will love these resorts with world class green runs, gentle slopes and plenty of learning terrain.
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When to Plan Your Ski Trip to Colorado

Plan your dream ski vacation in Colorado, including winter wonderlands, plenty of powder, and late spring slopes.
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Winter Honeymoon Destinations in Colorado

Plan the perfect winter honeymoon in Colorado with premier resort destinations, luxurious accommodations, romantic dining, and more.
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Plan the Perfect Colorado Ski Trip

Here's what you need to know to plan a ski trip to Colorado, from choosing a resort to finding adventures beyond skiing and snowboarding.
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Ready to Ski Some Blue Runs?

Progressing from greens to blue runs: how to know when you're ready to take the next step and feel condfident skiing blue runs.
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March Magic: The Ultimate Guide to Colorado

Experience skiing nirvana in Colorado this March!
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8 Hardest Ski Runs in Colorado

Explore expert skiing in Colorado. Find tight chutes, rock drops, and steep descents best left to advanced skiers only.
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4 Best Kid-Friendly Ski Resorts in Colorado

Check out 4 great destinations for family skiing in Colorado
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Colorado Spring Skiing

Get all the details on spring skiing in Colorado, what to wear, where to go and what to expect for spring conditions.
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COLORADO'S HIKING HAVEN

Find the ideal hiking vacation in Colorado with these resorts, conveniently located near scenic summer hiking trails.
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COLORADO'S BEST MOUNTAIN BIKING

Explore trails in Crested Butte, Keystone, and more for unforgettable adventures.
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Experience Unmatched Colorado Snow on the Rockies’ Premier Slopes

Colorado’s legendary snow conditions and high-altitude terrain make it a true winter playground. From Breckenridge’s famous powder stashes to Keystone’s perfectly groomed trails, every resort offers something for skiers and riders of all levels. With consistent snowfall, high speed lifts, and sweeping mountain views, Colorado delivers a ski experience where every run feels like a new adventure.

Colorado Mountain FAQs

Most Colorado ski resorts open from late November to early April, with peak conditions between December and March. Higher-elevation areas like Breckenridge often extend into May.
Keystone, Breckenridge, and Beaver Creek offer ski schools, gentle slopes, and activities like ice skating and snow tubing, making them ideal for family vacations.

Visit during non-peak weeks (January or early April), book lodging in advance, and look for multi-day Epic Pass discounts. Consider visiting midweek/non-holiday periods, and enjoy free activities like Keystone’s Kidtopia events or Beaver Creek’s cookies at day’s end.


Colorado’s high-altitude terrain and dry climate create light, powdery snow—perfect for skiing and snowboarding. Resorts like Vail and Breckenridge average 300+ inches of snow annually.

Advanced skiers love Vail’s Legendary Back Bowls, Breckenridge’s Imperial Bowl, and Crested Butte’s steep terrain. These resorts challenge even the most seasoned adventurers.