Here’s to Skiing and Riding!  For the 3rd year in a row, Keystone offers 36 hours where our lifts turn and legs burn for 36 hours of non-stop skiing, riding and music!  Get up to Keystone at 12:00 a.m. or even 4:00 a.m.!

Keystone offers an opportunity to hit the mountain at unconventional hours of sheer fun.

10. Snowshoes: If you can walk, then you can snowshoe. Guided or unguided, Colorado has thousands of miles of pristine trails to explore.

9. Dog-sled rides: It’s not the Iditorod, but…

8. Mountain-top dining with a view: So man restaurants at so many summits and oh-so-little time to try them all.

Breckenridge will open new trails just in time so you can burn off or make room for turkey:

You don’t have to quit your job, move to Aspen, become a ski instructor and don aviators like they do in “Aspen Extreme” to enjoy the fantastic snow, and the classic apres’ town life.

Aspen’s Classic Passes are 7 or 4 days of skiing, no blackouts, and will provide you access to ski and ride the Four.

With Breckenridge open this Friday, and Keystone and A-Basin lifting eager skiers today, there’s now 3 big reasons to get a Colorado Pass. The Pass sales have been extended until November 12th, this Sunday!

Lounging by the beach or just soaking up AC while you work may have softened your leg muscles since spring. But if you want to finish “Look Ma!” at or “Forever” at Vail without stopping, you’re going to need to be physically ready.

10. Sign up for your Colorado e-mail snow reports at Coloradoski.com. Have the latest information (and resort deals) delivered to you.

9. See a Warren Miller film.

You can give your Colorado Ski Country Gold Pass to your friends, your business partners, your clients….anyone!

Copper will open right on time, November 3rd!
With Copper Mountain’s improved water lines dedicated to snowmaking throughout the mountain, the first days on the hill will be even better, and their Lift Off Opening Weekend celebration will have the mountain town hopping.