| Keystone |
| Base Elevation | 9187 ft' |
| Summit Elevation | 11918 ft' |
| Vertical Drop | 2631 ft' |
| Skiable Ariea | 2870 ac |
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| Number of Lifts | 20 |
| Number of Trails | 116 |
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| Half Pipe | 2 |
| Terain Park | 2 |
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| Night Sking | No |
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| Phone | (970) 496-2316 |
| Address | PO Box 38,
Keystone, Colorado 80435 |
| Owned by nearby Vail Resorts, Keystone is usually one of the first resorts in Colorado to open each autumn and one of the last to close. Only Arapahoe Basin stays open later in the year, thanks mainly to its higher elevation. Keystone has the largest night-skiing operation in Colorado, running daily until 8:00 p.m. thourgh March 31, 2001. It is also home to North America's biggest ice skating rink (5 acres).
The three mountains at Keystone are stacked up one behind the other moving away from the base - an unusual and interesting layout. The terrain gets more challenging the further back you go. The first mountain, Keystone, is largely intermediate terrain. From the peak, the Outpost gondola goes to the middle mountain, North Peak. Outback Mountain, the farthest back of the three features three superb bowls with above treeline skiing.
The resort sprawls around the base of the ski area with slopeside condos the best place to be for ski in/ski out access. There are over three dozen restaurants in the area and non-ski activities include ice skating and hockey on the mega rink, night skiing and snowboarding, snowmobiling, snowshoeing and indoor tennis. |
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