Ski and Snowboarding

Let’s face it. Skiing and Snowboarding is why we come to Breckenridge in the winter. What a perfect winter playground to be in. We revel in the feeling of crisp mountain air hitting our faces as we are blasting down endless groomed runs or white-knuckling a 45 degree pitch above tree line. Breckenridge Ski Resort offers World Class Skiing and snowboarding for all abilities and there are other amazing Ski Resorts in the area. Most Breckenridge ski passes are valid at Keystone and Arapahoe Basin and some are even good at Vail and Beaver Creek (Eagle County). Copper Mountain is another world class area in Summit County. Also check out the quirky local’s favorite, Loveland Ski Area (Clear Creek County).

Breckenridge Ski Resort Comprised of four huge peaks spanning 2,358 acres.  With 600 acres of trails that are groomed nightly, every beginner and intermediate on the slopes can enjoy making endless turns all day long. More advanced skiers can enjoy a ride on North America’s highest chairlift, the Imperial Express, up to the high alpine bowls for unforgettable views and 772 acres of amazing bowl skiing. Shredders looking to tear up the park will be stoked on the 5 terrain parks spread over 25 acres, for every skill level, that Breckenridge has to offer.

Keystone Ski Resort With three unbelievable mountains, tons of outdoor adventures, lodging and dining all in two unique villages, it’s clear that Keystone is the best place to experience the best of the Rocky Mountains. The fun and excitement is all in one convenient location. Right here!Keystone has the longest and best groomed runs in the Colorado Rockies, the perfect choice for the entire family.

Arapaho Basin Truly “The Legend” A Basin has been thrilling skiers and snowboarders high atop the Continental Divide for 64 years. Opening in Mid October A Basin will be skiing while other areas are still mowing their lawns. A-Basin offers over a hundred expertly carved trails, above timberline bowls and deep powder stashes. Whether you are interested in those groomed cruiser runs or maybe chutes and glades are more your style, the Basin has it!

Copper Mountain just 20 miles from Breckenridge in Summit County with 2,450 acres of skiable terrain and a village that feels more like a neighborhood. Long groomed runs and amazing above treeline skiing in natural bowls and glades are what make Copper incredible.



Loveland Ski Area Just through the Eisenhower Tunnel lies Loveland Ski Area. Loveland’s above tree line terrain for all abilities, uncrowded slopes and quirky local’s attitude make a visit a great way to “mix it up” and try something a little different.

Vail 45 Miles away in Eagle County Vail offers an experience like nothing you can imagine. At Vail, enjoy 7 miles of mountain front, 7 back bowls famous from here to Timbuktu. 3 terrain parks, 300 days of sunshine. 5289 acres to make your mark. Vail Mountain is the ultimate blank canvas.



Beaver Creek 60 miles away in Eagle County Beaver Creek is home to the only World Cup race course in the Vail family of ski resorts. Beaver Creek excels in service, quality and attention to detail.

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