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Keystone

Keystone, Colorado

Keystone has no fresh snow on the slopes today. Today's forecast is partly cloudy, with a high near 22°C and a low around 9°C. The resort is currently closed for the season. It sits in the Rocky Mountains, with 911 m · 2,990 ft of vertical drop. Keystone typically opens around November 20 and closes around May 1.

Partly Cloudy
Partly Cloudy
22° / °CNo snow
Morning12°No snow
Midday20°No snow
Afternoon21°No snow

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2,835 m · 9,300 ft
3,746 m · 12,290 ft
911 m · 2,990 ft
Rocky Mountains
November 20May 1
Epic Pass

Keystone is included on Epic Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.

Lift tickets
Free parkingCarpool friendly

HOV preferred spots (4+) and family preferred (kids ≤12) in River Run first-come in winter (Keystone getting-here).

Most skier day parking free 6am–2am (River Run Gondola, Mountain House E/East D, North Shuttle, Tenderfoot oversized, etc.). Mountain House West A is paid day parking in ski season—official getting-here lists only '$' / '$$' placeholders (no numeric amounts); Park Keystone basics likewise omit fixed day/overnight dollar figures (pay via Tap 'N Ski QR). Overnight paid 2am–6am in many lots—amount not published. Do not invent $. Confirm at QR/kiosk. No overnight camping.

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When does Keystone open for the season?
Keystone typically opens around November 20 and closes around May 1. Exact dates shift each year with the snowpack.
Is Keystone open right now?
Keystone is currently closed for the season.
Is there parking at Keystone?
Yes — Keystone has parking. Parking is free. No reservation is required. Carpools of 4 or more park free.
Is Keystone on the Epic Pass?
Yes — Keystone is included on Epic Pass. Check the pass website for blackout dates and how many days it covers here.
Where is Keystone and how high is it?
Keystone is a ski resort in Keystone, Colorado, in the Rocky Mountains. Its base sits at 2,835 m · 9,300 ft, rising to a summit of 3,746 m · 12,290 ft at Keystone, giving a vertical drop of 911 m · 2,990 ft.
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