I live in Southeast Denver and had a pass to Keystone the past couple of years. I was able to go about once a week to snowboard Keystone. I would drive up on the weekdays if I could but on the weekends mostly. Either day there is enough acreage to find a less crowded run. The resturant at the top... More

Get past the first mountain and take a ski or snowboard run down the bumps on Geronimo if you want a challenge that takes your breath away. Also, explore the hiking trails in the Gore Range west of Keystone Resort, just beyond Dillon Reservoir which you can view from the summit of Keystone Mountain. http://www.amazon.com/Greatest-Hikes-Central-Colorado-ebook/dp/B003ZUY8NM More

Love the ski school there. A great value for the kids. Service was great. Everyone is very helpful and friendly. The trails are well maintained and the lifts are really fast. More

Keystone is owned by Vail Associates. The mountain is nice, but the management and pricing is frustrating. It seems like they only want to sell real estate, and the skiing is a side activity. The resort needs a more user friendly base area, more lunch options, nicer places to work out after skiing, and better moderatly priced restaurants. More

I took my family to Keystone to ski. It is a great ski area. A variety of ski terrain. The ski conditions were good considering it was a terrible year for snow fall. Keystone makes its own snow. It is an easy resort to drive to from Denver. It is right off hwy 70 and only an hour away. There... More

Arapahoe Inn, made the not enjoyable. Rudest front desk two men I have ever come across... More

We went with two other families this Spring Break (13 ppl in all). I realize mother nature did not cooperate with snowfall and tempatures this year, and that is not the fault of the resort. However, the resort management only aggravated the situation by shutting down facilites and even the lifts early. They didn't charge me any less for my... More

Great weather, fun staff, great trails? The gondola at River Run is so great with small kids. More

Good terrain, forgotten giant among the big areas in the area like Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge and Copper. But in a good snow year, this place is friendly, the workers care and the mountain has plenty to offer every level. Food is stupidly (I made that word up) expensive, ridiculous actually. More