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GREAT DEAL
Ski Free/Stay Free packages: Buy 3 nights and a 3-day lift ticket, get the fourth night and ski day free. For details call 800.468.5004 or visit www.keystoneresort.com.

MOUNTAIN DINING
Keystone has many ways to satisfy an appetite, featuring the Keystone Ranch, rated one of Colorado's top restaurants in the prestigious Zagat Survey. The Alpenglow Stube and Der Fondue Chessel are located at 11,444 feet atop North Peak. Der Fondue welcomes you with a huge, warm fire and live, Bavarian-style entertainment. The Stube is the highest-altitude AAA Four-Diamond gourmet dining experience in North America and is also top rated in Zagat Survey. For those looking for après ski and casual restaurants, River Run Village is Keystone's heart and soul.

LESSONS
Go further with Keystone's Ski and Ride School.
Daycare: 2 months to 12 years.
Lessons: Alpine ski, snowboard and telemark. Keystone also features Betty Fest, women's specific programs, as well as Keystone Kroozers youth camps.
Private Lessons: Up to six people can sign up for a private lesson.
Of Note: Keystone has a private ski school trail and a beginner terrain park - A51Incubator.
Other Options: The Keystone Nordic Center offers classic and skate ski lessons.
Contact: Ski School, 800.255.3715; daycare, 970.496.4181.

FYI
Keystone also boasts the largest night ski operation in Colorado. Our longer ski day allows you a late start and a full day on the mountain. Keystone is the only place in Colorado that you can see the sunset on a pair of skis while cruising down a freshly groomed run or sessioning in our terrain park. Full day lift tickets are valid through night ski operations. Special twilight tickets are also available.

BIGGEST EVENT
36 Hours of Keystone: November 30 and December 1. An event that features 36 non-stop hours of skiing and riding. The 36 hour event is a part of WinterFall, an early season festival with concerts, snowshoe races and more.

APRES SPOT
Green Light, Parrot Eyes, Last Lift Bar and Kickapoo Tavern.

ALTERNATE DAY
Get off the beaten path and try Keystone Adventure Tours- the resorts guided snowcat tours take you into Bergman and Erickson Bowl as well as newly expanded Independence Bowl which offers some of Keystone's most challenging terrain. Keystone's guides will take you to the freshest stashes and show you their favorite line. Plus you'll get an introduction to backcountry safety. Call 800-354-4FUN to reserve your spot.

DIRECTIONS BY CAR
70 miles west of Denver via I-70 and US 6 at exit 205 or 216; 109 miles northeast of Colorado Springs via I-25, C-470, I-70 and US 6 or via US 24, CO 9, I-70 and US 6.

DIRECTIONS BY AIR
Denver International Airport (90 miles east), Vail/Eagle County Airport (65 miles west), Colorado Springs Municipal Airport (109 miles away). By shuttle, contact Keystone Reservations at 800.660.5146 for information on door-to-door shuttle service.

INFORMATION
800.354.4FUN (4386) 970.496.4FUN (4386)
Snow Report: 800.427.8308
or 970.496.4111
www.keystoneresort.com

LODGING | CENTRAL RESV
800.468.5004
www.keystoneresort.com

ADDRESS
Keystone
P.O. Box 38
Keystone, CO 80435

MILES FROM DENVER
70

MOUNTAIN FACTS
Season -
November 10-April 15
Hours -
9am-4pm; Night ski days until 9pm

ELEVATION
Peak -
Keystone Peak: 12,408 ft.
Keystone Peak - Hiking Terrain
Base - 9,280 ft.
Vertical Rise - 3,128 ft.

TERRAIN & SERVICES
Beginner - 19%
Intermediate - 32%
Advanced/Expert - 49%
Skiable Acres - 3,148
Number of Trails - 116
Longest Trail - 3 miles
Terrain Parks - 2
Total Lifts - 19

Avg Annual Snowfall
230 inches
Avg Days of Sun per Year
300 days

Want to make Keystone your next winter vacation destination? Go to Colorado Winter Info to help plan your trip.