Will the ski resorts open this year in Colorado?

Last Updated: June 1, 2021 Colorado’s ski areas are opening for the summer! Many things about the summer experience will be refreshingly the same, but guests are encouraged to Know Before You Go and check ski area websites and other channels to understand any specific COVID-19 policies before their visit.

When can you start skiing in Colorado?

Most years, Colorado’s 28 ski and snowboard resorts open earlier and stay open later than anyone else (roughly early October to late April, although one noteable exception — Arapahoe Basin Ski Area — can stay open well into June or even the Fourth of July as conditions allow).

What mountains are open in Colorado?

Colorado ski resorts projected opening dates

• Arapahoe Basin: Open.
• Breckenridge: Open.
• Copper Mountain: Open.
• Keystone: Open.
• Loveland: Open.
• Vail: Open.
• Wolf Creek: Open.
• Purgatory: Open.

When do the ski resorts open in Colorado?

When will ski resorts in the Colorado open for the ski season? See this list of projected opening dates for Colorado mountains. Important Note: Not all dates listed here are official and final; they are projected and subject to change.

When do the ski lifts start spinning in Colorado?

Sort the list by Opening Dates or Resort Name, 24 Hour Snow, Base Depth and User Rating. Check back for updates on when the lifts are set to start spinning at Colorado ski areas, and don’t miss opening day at your favorite resort! Visit here for all current open ski resorts.

When does Beaver Creek ski resort close for the season?

2020-21 Colorado Ski Resort Season Closing Dates Resort Opening Closing Beaver Creek November 25 April 11 Breckenridge November 13 May 31 Buttermilk December 12 April 4 Ski Cooper December 9 April 18

Where are the best ski areas in Colorado?

List: Colorado ski area opening dates for 2020 1 Wolf Creek 2 Keystone 3 Breckenridge 4 Monarch Mountain 5 Vail 6 Purgatory 7 Steamboat 8 Eldora 9 Beaver Creek 10 Crested Butte