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SKIING & SNOWBOARDING

If you're into skiing or riding, Colorado is your paradise, with moguls and bowls, backcountry and big air. The state is known throughout the world for its legendary powder, record snowfalls and 300 days of annual sunshine. And while Colorado has the highest skiable peaks in the United States, it also offers the most skiable terrain in North America, with nearly 39,000 acres. From rich luxury to rustic charm, you'll find our 26 ski areas each provide their own unique experience, whether you're an expert or just looking for the next great family adventure.

Ski Area Name
Intermediate
Runs
Expert Runs
Number of Chairlifts
Skiable Hectares
Snowfall in Meters
Distance from Denver in kilometers

Arapahoe Basin
45%
40%
6
198
9.3
105
 

Aspen Highlands
30%
52%
4
320
7.6
354

 
Aspen Mountain
48%
52%
8
272
7.6
354
 

Beaver Creek Resort
39%
27%
16
658
7.9
177
 

Breckenridge Ski Resort
33%
52%
27
894
7.6
145
 

Buttermilk
39%
26%
9
174
5
354
 

Copper Mountain
25%
54%
22
991
7.2
121
 

Crested Butte
57%
20%
15
434
6
370
 

Durango Mountain Resort
51%
26%
11
486
6.6
531
 

Eldora
50%
30%
12
275
7.6
76
 

Howelsen
20%
55%
4
10
3.8
266
 

Keystone
32%
49%
19
1161
5.8
113
 

Loveland Ski Area
41%
46%
10
552
10.1
85
 

Monarch
37%
42%
5
271
8.9
256
 

Powderhorn
50%
30%
3
219
6.1
402
 

Silverton
0%
100%
1
670
10.1
523
 

Ski Cooper
40%
30%
2
162
6.4
208
 

Snowmass
50%
44%
21
1255
7.6
354
 

Solvista
30%
20%
5
164
5.9
126
 

Steamboat
56%
31%
20
1200
8.6
253
 

Sunlight
55%
25%
4
190
6.4
257
 

Telluride
38%
38%
16
688
7.8
531
 

Vail
29%
53%
34
2140
8.8
161
 

Winter Park
34%
57%
24
1121
8.9
108

 

 

 

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