Arapahoe Basin Ski Area (82 miles)

Arapahoe Basin is known for its extended season – usually staying open until early June or July.

Ski and ride lessons and rentals available. Offers the A-Basin Season Pass. 

Aspen – Snowmass Ski Resort (214 miles)

Aspen is a veritable winter wonderland with skiing, snowboarding, lodging, guided snowshoe tours, snowmobiling and other exciting outdoor adventures. Aspen is tucked into the mountains  and is full of high-end shops, dinning and five-star accommodations.

Beavercreek (117 miles)

This renowned resort is known for it's stunning and welcoming atmosphere, providing access to every level of skier. Come explore more than 1,800 acres of groomed terrain with three distinct base areas. Beavercreek also has a very charming center village with elegant dining, shopping and entertainment. 

Breckenridge Ski Resort (98 miles) 

Full-service recreational facility with ski lessons, rentals, on-site lodging and terrain parks. Lively town with a main street full of shops, dinning and treats! Breckenridge offers the EPIC Ski Pass. 

Copper Mountain (96 miles)

Laid-back, inclusive vibe with lessons, rentals, a variety of dinning, retail and a fun-filled center village. Many lodging options, tubing and a winter mountain coaster. Visit Woodward, located at the base, an indoor action sports paradise. Offers the Ikon Pass.

Keystone (92 miles)

Consists of three mountains – Dercum Mountain, North Peak and the Outback – five bowls and terrain for all ski levels. Keystone offers NIGHT skiing, tubing and a large variety of lodging and dinning. Offers the EPIC Ski Pass.

Loveland (72 miles)

Close to Denver, Loveland offers great beginner runs, or catch the free 18 passenger Ridge Cat.

Offers the Powder Alliance Pass and Loveland Pass.

Steamboat Ski & Resort (172 miles)

Small town, western feel offers lots of shopping, dinning, lodging and HOT SPRINGS. Steamboat is know for the most snowfall and champagne powder. Offers mountain coaster, base mountain music, activities, bars and more... Offers the Ikon Pass.

Telluride (329 miles)

Scenic beauty. Character and charm. Legendary terrain. Lack of crowds. Telluride has the highest concentration of 13,000-foot and 14,000-foot peaks in the United States. While the ski terrain is world renowned, the resort is truly defined by a collection of unique, intimate and unmatched elements. 

Vail (112 miles)

5,289 acres, Vail is the third-largest ski resort in the U.S., features seven bowls, skiing for all levels from beginner to the advanced expert. Vail is an experience; the quaint town is full of shops, dinning and five-star accommodations. Offers the EPIC Pass.

Winter Park (74 miles)

USA Today's number-one ski resort in North America. The word is out; Colorado's best-kept secret is on the map as a two-time winner of the Number One Ski Resort with more than 3,000 acres of wide-open trails, legendary moguls and famous tree runs. Enjoy the incredible views of the continental divide and test your quad strength on Mary Jane's infamous Outhouse run.

Wolf Creek Ski Area (275 miles)

Located in Southern Colorado and known for getting the most snow in Colorado while offering the best lift ticket rates. Planning a trip to Wolf Creek will be well worth your time. Create lasting memories with family and friends, and after a long, fun day of skiing, be sure to head to the hot springs of Pagosa Springs.  

**Be sure you long onto the resort websites to buy lift tickets and make ski reservations. Ski reservations are limited and are first come, first serve due to COVID-19 restrictions.