Keystone Ski Resort Vacations

Keystone Resort

Keystone is a resort that represents fun, excellent skiing, and a variety of new adventures for everyone who visits. With long runs, very consistent snow, and plenty of aprčs ski activity in its villages, this high-altitude resort is a welcome for both families and friends alike.

Featured Keystone Lodging:

Tenderfoot Lodge
2-stars. Walking Distance

River Run Neighborhood
4-stars. Walking Distance

Keystone Mountain

Located approximately 90 miles from the Denver airport and 100 miles from Colorado Springs (COS), Keystone Resort offers 1,900 acres of awesome terrain over three unique mountains. Dercum is home to the largest night skiing area and longest green run in Colorado, and provides a wide variety of terrain for all levels. North Peak is packed full of moguls and steeps for the intermediate to advanced skiers. And the 81% advanced terrain of The Outback will challenge even the experts with its wide-open bowls, glade runs, and chutes.

Lift tickets for Keystone are also valid at Arapahoe Basin and Breckenridge, and a percentage of any multi-day ticket (3 days or more) is also valid at Vail and Beaver Creek.

The Keystone Villages

Two core villages, each with a quaint, refined atmosphere, serve as Keystone’s resort centers: Lakeside Village, built around the banks of a picturesque ice skating pond, and Keystone's River Run Village, with its upscale mining-town charm. Dining, shopping, and nightlife are abundantly focused in these two villages, although there are several smaller places in the surrounding neighborhoods as well. This provides the opportunity for finding numerous great dining values during your stay in Keystone.

Keystone Lodging: Condos and Hotels

Keystone is divided into six “neighborhoods”, each separate and distinct though adjacent to each other along the base of the mountain.

We particularly recommend the new Keystone River Run neighborhood, with its upscale mining-town charm, and the Mountain House neighborhood, Keystone’s original base and village. Both offer a plethora of lodging within walking distance to the slopes (ski in/ski out if 100 or so yards is your definition), and an ample selection of dining, shopping, and activities for all tastes.

The alternatives are only a short shuttle ride away from the Keystone lifts. Keystone's Lakeside Village lodging surrounds the banks of a picturesque ice skating pond, and also has a large selection of dining, shopping, and entertainment. The Forest, Ski Tip and North Keystone neighborhoods provide economical lodging in a more quiet, woodsy setting. Regardless of which Keystone neighborhood or property you choose, each guest receives an “Adventure Passport”, which offers free Keystone activities such as figure skating and hockey clinics, horse-drawn sleigh rides, ice skating admissions, wine tasting, yoga and more. This Keystone Passport is only offered at certain properties and you should ask your Sports America ski representative for details.