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With over thirty ski resorts, backcountry passes, guided snowcat, and heli-skiing, there’s no shortage of great riding in Colorado. Both snowboarders and skiers will love the Rocky Mountains. Some ski areas are tiny local hills, while some are world-class resorts.

List of Ski Areas in CO

The ski season typically kicks off in October, with A-Basin and Loveland racing to open first, while Wolf Creek is quietly among the early contenders as well. Hills begin closing in late March, and most will close on or before the third weekend of April, except for a few.

Arapahoe Basin Ski Area

Arapahoe Basin Ski Area – Dillon

Aspen Highlands Bowl

Aspen Highlands Ski Resort – Aspen

Aspen Mountain Town Aerial

Aspen Mountain Ski Resort – Aspen

Beaver Creek Ski Resort

Beaver Creek Ski Resort – Avon

Breckenridge Ski Resort

Breckenridge Ski Resort – Breckenridge

Buttermilk Mountain Ski Area

Buttermilk Ski Area – Aspen

Chapman Hill Ski Area Durango

Chapman Hill Municipal Ski Area – Durango

Copper Mountain Ski Resort

Copper Mountain Ski Resort – Copper Mountain

Cranor Hill Ski Area Gunnison

Cranor Hill Ski Area – Gunnison

Crested Butte Ski Resort

Crested Butte Mountain Ski Resort – Crested Butte

Echo Mountain Park

Echo Mountain Ski Resort – Idaho Springs

Eldora Mountain Ski Resort

Eldora Mountain Ski Resort – Nederland

Frisco Snow Tubing Hill Colorado

Frisco Adventure Park Tubing Hill – Frisco

Ski Granby Ranch

Granby Ranch Resort – Granby

Image of Hesperus Ski Area in Colorado at night

Hesperus Ski Area – Hesperus

Howelsen Hill Ski Area Night Skiing

Howelsen Hill Ski Area – Steamboat Springs

Image of Kendall Mountain Ski Area in Silverton, Colorado

Kendall Mountain Ski Area – Silverton

Keystone Ski Resort

Keystone Ski Resort

Lake City Ski Hill

Lake City Ski Hill – Lake City

Lee's Ski Hill Ouray Colorado

Lee’s Ski Hill – Ouray

Loveland Ski Area

Loveland Ski Area – Georgetown

Monarch Mountain Ski Area

Monarch Mountain Ski Resort – Salida

Image of the slopes at Powderhorn Resort

Powderhorn Mountain Ski Resort – Mesa

Durango Mountain Ski Resort

Purgatory Mountain Ski Resort – Durango

Image of a skier at Silverton Mountain in Colorado

Silverton Mountain Ski Area – Silverton

Image of skiers at Ski Cooper in Colorado

Ski Cooper – Leadville

Snowmass Mountain Ski Resort

Snowmass Ski Resort – Snowmass Village

Steamboat Ski Resort

Steamboat Ski Resort – Steamboat Springs

Sunlight Mountain Resort

Sunlight Mountain Ski Resort – Glenwood Springs

Image of the runs at Telluride Ski Resort in Colorado

Telluride Ski Resort – Telluride

Image of the runs at Vail Ski Resort in Colorado

Vail Ski Resort – Vail

Image of Winter Park Ski Resort's slopes in Colorado

Winter Park Ski Resort – Winter Park

Image of people on the chairlift at World Creek Ski Area in Pagosa Springs, Colorado

Wolf Creek Ski Area – Pagosa Springs

Map of Ski Areas in CO

Snowcat & Heli-Skiing in CO

Maybe you’re looking for fresh powder all day long, with only no one to steal from you. Colorado cat and heli-skiing is a sure way to find it. Tours are located throughout the Rockies and make for an unforgettable experience.

Aspen Powder Tours Snowcat Skiing Colorado

Aspen Powder Tours – Aspen

Eleven Experience Snowcat Skiing Crested Butte Colorado

Eleven Experience Snowcat Tours – Crested Butte

Powder Addiction Snowcat Skiing Jones Pass Winter Park

Jones Pass Guides – Empire

Monarch Snowcat Skiing Salida Colorado

Monarch Cat Skiing – Salida

Purgatory Snowcat Adventures Durango

Purgatory Snowcat Adventures – Durango

Silverton Heli Skiing Colorado

Silverton Mountain Heli Skiing – Silverton

Silverton Powdercats Snowcat Skiing

Silverton Powdercats Snowcat Skiing – Silverton

Ski Cooper Chicago Ridge Snowcat Skiing Leadville

Ski Cooper Chicago Ridge Snowcat Skiing – Leadville

Steamboat Powdercats Snowcat Skiing

Steamboat Powdercats – Steamboat Springs

Telluride Helitrax Heli Skiing Colorado

Telluride Helitrax – Telluride

Vail Powder Guides Snowcat Skiing

Vail Powder Guides – Vail

Backcountry Skiing in CO

Whether you’re looking to escape the crowds, shred new terrain, save money, or catch an epic powder day, backcountry skiing may be the ticket. It’s a do-at-your-own-risk activity, much like life. Loveland Pass is the most popular spot due to its close proximity to the millions on the front range. Berthoud Pass over to Winter Park is also a hot spot. Consider a snowcat or heli tour to go with pros.

Image of skiers and snowboarders enjoying a drink at the top of Bluebird Backcountry in Colorado

Bluebird Backcountry Ski Area – Kremmling

Cuchara Mountain Park, CO

Cuchara Mountain Park

Loveland Pass Backcountry Skiing

Loveland Pass Backcountry Skiing – Keystone

Airport Transfer to CO Ski Resorts

From Denver International, there are an array of shuttle services. Some are private for you and your group, others are shared with like-minded travelers. Most of the regional airports in Colorado will have some form of airport transfer service available, especially if they are located close to a ski resort.

Blue Sky Limo - DIA to Avon Shuttle

Blue Sky Limo – Breckenridge, Vail, Beaver Creek, Aspen

Silver Mountain Express Airport Denver to Vail CO

Silver Mountain Express – Denver

Directions to the Airport Shuttle from Denver Airport, CO

Summit Express Airport Shuttle – Silverthorne

Snowbike Rentals in CO

Snowbiking is a perfect activity for the non-skiers who are still looking to get out on the slopes. You can rent snowbikes at Roger’s Snowbike Rentals on South Main Street in Breckenridge. Then walk to the slopes and ride as you would a ski or snowboard.

Rogers Snowbike Rentals Breckenridge Colorado

Roger’s Snowbike® Rentals – Breckenridge

Indoor Skiing in CO

Work on your winter craft year-round in Centennial, about fifteen minutes from downtown Denver. SNÖBAHN offers you a chance to take ski and snowboard lessons all summer long, so you are primed and ready to go come November.

Snobanh Centennial Coloraod

SNÖBAHN Indoor Ski + Snowboard Center – Centennial

Gondola Rides and Chairlifts in CO

Come summertime and many ski resorts around the state welcome sightseers to their gondolas and select chairs. Mountain bike racks are often affixed to some of these, providing bicyclists a quick way up for more thrilling rides down. Pedestrians are also permitted on most of the gondolas and some chairlifts during the winter ski season for a fee.

Image of the BreckConnect Gondola and Breckenridge, Colorado landscape

BreckConnect Gondola – Breckenridge

Image of the Summit Express at Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen, Colorado

Buttermilk Summit Express Chair – Aspen

Image of the Elk Camp Gondola at Snowmass in Colorado

Elk Camp Gondola & Chair – Snowmass

Image of the One Gondola in Vail, Colorado

Gondola One & Eagle Banh Gondolas – Vail

Image of the Outpost Gondola at Keystone Resort in Colorado

River Run & Outpost Gondolas – Keystone

Image of the Silver Queen Gondola in Aspen during winter

Silver Queen Gondola – Aspen Mountain

Burgess Creek in Gondola Square, CO

Steamboat Gondola – Steamboat Springs

Image of Telluride's free gondola in Colorado

Telluride-Mountain Village Gondola

Winter Park Scenic Gondola, CO

Winter Park Scenic Gondola

Image of the Winter Park Village Cabriolet in Colorado

Winter Park Village Cabriolet

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Tree skiing at Beaver Creek. Photo: Snow Snow

In 2500 B.C. skiing was a form of transportation. Today skiing is a form of recreation and sport. When visiting the Centennial State you will see that skiing is sacred among those who live here. It’s a way of life. Ski areas are all over the place and people from all over take advantage of these resorts for vacations.

Colorado has some of the best skiing in the world! You can find every level and terrain option under these vast blue skies. There is a mountain to fit every skill level. If you’re looking to hit the slopes soon and escape your daily stresses rest assured skiing and snowboarding is the way to get away and have the time of your life. Both are exhilarating!

How many Colorado ski resorts are there?

Including ski areas, or those without any other base lodging, 32 on a good season when all the little hills open. Once you feel the Rocky Mountain high, you will be hooked. You can see the best mountain scenery in Colorado ski areas. And because Colorado has some of the largest mountains in the U.S., it also holds many of the best ski resorts available.

You cannot beat over 300 days of sunshine available at your leisure! Not to mention, the dry climate produces better snow than you probably have ever experienced. This means anytime is a good time to go skiing or snowboarding here. If daily life is getting to you and you’re ready for an unforgettable vacation, Colorado is waiting.

You can get updates on season opening and closing dates, trail state, and snow report at a number of resources. Here are the best snow report resources:

  • Check out ColoradoSki.com for all the ski resorts in Colorado that are not Vail-owned, which is the majority of them, including favorites like Aspen, Telluride, and Steamboat.
  • Snow.com brings you the updates on all the Vail-owned resorts in Colorado.
  • OnTheSnow.com is the best place on the web for snow forecasts. If you want to see if there’s a chance you’ll get dumped on, this is the preferred locals’ source.

If skiing or snowboarding is still not your thing, there are still plenty of other activities available to make it the best vacation ever. The scenery is breathtaking, the air is crisp and clean, the atmosphere is warming, and the hot cocoa is to die for. It does not get any better than wintertime in Colorado.

When do resorts open and close?

The race to open first usually kicks off early in October. It’s generally a race between A-Basin and Loveland. Thanks to the most snow in Colorado, Wolf Creek is another early opener.

While Loveland’s season can regularly go into May, sometimes June, A-Basin has even made July in the past. It’s definitely the spot to go if you’re looking to tailgate and have warm weather ski fun. Its infamous “Beach” is the place to be during spring.

What are the terrain options?

Looking for big bowl skiing? Try Vail. It’s 5,289 skiable acres, the largest in the state, has the largest collection of bowl skiing in the state. Another option for back bowls a bit closer to Denver is Copper. Its diverse terrain expands naturally from easy to expert, as you go west to east.

Tree-huggers flock to Steamboat. It easily has the best tree skiing in the state, thanks to runs like Shadows & Closets and deep champagne powder that sticks around for days in the trees. Mary Jane, Winter Park’s other half, is another solid place to enjoy the woods. Out west, head to secluded Powderhorn, for dry snow and well-spaced out trees.

The southwest is home to four big ski resorts, including its most known Telluride, as well as a few local hills. This San Juan resort features over 4,400 skiable acres. Experts shouldn’t pass up Silverton, which is probably the most unique around. It only has one chairlift that accesses nothing but double black trails.

All riders must have backcountry gear. Purgatory is full of fast, rolling trails, while Wolf Creek boasts the most snow in Colorado.

Where is there backcountry skiing?

Powder Addiction Snowcat Skiing Colorado
Cat skiing on Jones Pass.

Backcountry skiing has a lot of variation too. Find everything from organized backcountry “uphill” ski areas to free spots on federal land, accessed by a range of transportation methods. Some spots are found near the road, while others are much further into the backcountry.

In Kremmling, Bluebird Backcountry is pretty special to be an organized backcountry ski area that has tickets and season passes. You’ll do the trekking to the top here. Cuchara opened a mountain resort where you would hike up similar to Bluebird. They utilize the old lodge of the former ski area.

Others like Loveland Pass and Berthoud Pass are free, car-friendly spots where you can drive to the top. So folks will park near where they know they will exit and then hitchhike up have another friend drive up. There are backcountry-accessed via snowmobiles, where you’d take turns delivering your friends to the top of vertical.

Silverton Ski Area has a backcountry vibe as well, for expert steeps, but it’s served with a single chairlift and the rest is skiing/traversing/hiking from there, so no “uphill”.

Other options for backcountry included guided snowcat and heli-ski tours. There are a number of outfits spread throughout the Rockies, all of which offer an amazing time on untouched terrain. They provide experienced guides, who are familiar with the local terrain, to ensure a safe, fun day on the slopes.

Always ski safe, with a friend and tell somebody where you’re going. Appropriate backcountry gear includes a beacon, helmet, shovel, probe, and cell phone. Invest in one of the backpack airbags that you can deploy.

How much are ski lift tickets?

Seemingly every year, lift tickets rise in price. The best route for this if you’re a local is to buy a season pass. Tickets seem to go as high as $200!! However, there are still a few gems out there that offer affordable day rates and great terrain.

Howelsen Hill is the oldest continuously running ski resort in Colorado, opening its doors in 1914. With only 400 acres, Ski Cooper may not be ginormous, but it’s got wonderful runs and huge mountain views. Eldora is a locals’ favorite on the front range with cheaper tickets and ample bumps, cruisers, and steeps.

What are the cool ski towns?

Those who are looking for great apres-ski towns should head to Aspen Mountain, Breckenridge, or Crested Butte. Each of these western towns has a slew of walkable restaurants and shops. Telluride and Steamboat Springs are two other historic towns that visitors love.

Vail is one of the most unique, boasting an Austrian modeled village. If you want international flair, go here. If you’re looking for great skiing, plenty of restaurants and activities, and not worried too much about nightlife, Keystone, Copper Mountain, and Winter Park all do the trick with beautiful ski villages.

Remembering Colorado’s Lost Ski Areas

Just like ghost towns, Colorado is full of former ski areas. Some sit vacant while others were never finished. Squaw Mountain closed and years later became Echo Mountain, which then changed to a private ski facility for the Front Range Ski Club. Then in the 2016-17 season, it reopened to the public as Echo again. Winter moves forward!

Tips Skiing and Snowboarding

There aren’t many better ways to spend a Colorado day than on the slopes. As long you’re comfortable, you’re going to have a good time. Some tips:

  • Dress warmly and in layers.
  • Wear wool or wicking socks.
  • Boots are the most important item, make sure they fit nicely.
  • Wear a helmet.
  • Turn down your music and keep your head on a swivel.
  • Sunscreen is necessary at these altitudes, especially with the snow reflecting.
  • Drink lots of water throughout the day.
  • Your cell phone could come if handy if you get stuck or separated.
  • Make sure your gear is ready to roll.

Driving I-70 from Denver, to and from the mountains can be a feat on its own. Road closures, delays, and construction are common. Follow CO Trip for the up-date highway conditions and cameras throughout the state. They even have a mobile app.

Colorado Ski Instructor Bios

If you don’t know how to ski or snowboard this is not a problem. Most resorts offer skiing and snowboarding classes with trained professionals to show you the ropes. With their help, you’ll be a pro in no time!

We’ve interviewed a number of local ski instructors, whose bios reside below. Some still teach, others do not. All their stories are unique and inspiring. You can book a ski or snowboard lesson with several of them.

  • Cindy Leuchtenburg, Aspen
  • Kim Richhelm, Aspen, CB, Vail
  • Matt Feeney, Winter Park
  • Seth Masia, Vail
  • Jill Sickels Matlock, Int’l Mountain Adventures in CB
  • Kate Howe, Aspen
  • Weems Westfeldt, Aspen
  • Leon Joseph Littlebird, Arapahoe Basin
  • Andrew Halls, Beaver Creek
  • See all

Special Events

People come here to ski and have a good time. Festivals honoring both of these occur throughout the season. There’s no excuse to stay in hibernation this winter, whether you’re a skier or not, these events are a blast to witness.

Winter X Games – Colorado’s and probably North America’s premier snow sports competition, the Winter X Games, is held annually in Aspen in late January.

Power of Four Ski Mountaineering Race – Teams of two test their strength on 24 miles and 10,000 feet of vertical to climb in Aspen, late Feb.

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