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What to do and see in Keystone, Colorado (CO): The Best Things to do Good for Adrenaline Seekers
Nestled between three separate mountains featuring five expert bowls, gladed tree skiing, smooth cruisers, mogul-covered runs as well as wide, groomed designated slow skiing trails, Keystone is a haven for skiers and snowboarders of all levels and abilities. A seven-month ski season promises adventure on the slopes, whether on skis, a tube, sleigh or in a snow cat. Summer is perfect for hiking and biking mountain trails. Off mountain, Keystone Village provides entertainment and shopping galore.
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1. Norski Sport Rental
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 26 reviews
Norski Sports specializes in providing the best value in rental gear while providing a level of customer service that is second to none. We have been in business since 2010 and are the only family-owned ski shop in the Keystone River Run Village. We have a large selection of ski and snowboards to choose from including a demo fleet with great, carving, freeride and women's specific models. Come on in, check out our rental offerings and get yourself on the hill!
Reviewed By Bufordblazer - Atlanta, United States
The group of guys working at the shop in Keystone were friendly and extremely patient. The guys in the shop never batted an eye and were extremely patient. The family in front of me was a single mom with two children under the age of ten. One of which was a child with special mental needs that was yelling most of the time. The guys never lost their cool and were extremely helpful. The boots and skis I rented were fairly priced and in excellent condition. The location is easy to drive to or walk to if you stay near River Run.
2. Loveland Pass
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 273 reviews
Reviewed By NorthTX - Dallas, United States
It’s well above the tree line so the views of the mountains all around you is amazing. We did this in August and you could still see some snow in the crevices of the mountains. The temperature was an ideal 76 degree, which was a wonderful break from the 100 degrees back home in TX. There is limited parking off the road US 6, across from the sign marking the Continental Divide. If you’re coming from Keystone there is additional parking about 100 yards prior to the site but, you need to walk up to the trails from there and you need to be very careful because there’s no room to walk on the southern side of the road and only a few feet wide walkway on the northern side. You can walk up a steep mountain side from Loveland Pass to get even better views from various high points along a gravel and rocky path. This is 12,000 feet elevation so if you’re a flatlander like me you probably should wait to do this after you’ve been in the area for a few days and drink plenty of water. Loveland Pass is just a 15-minute drive from Keystone. We stayed there at the Flying Dutchman # 1137, a great place to stay that was recently remodeled (it’s managed by Summit Cove properties). We hiked all over the area, the Meadow and Ridge trail around Lake Dillon, the Swan Mountain Rd trail and we visited Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillion Lake (lunch at the Island Café, which I review separately), and even Vail. It was a great summer trip!
3. Arapahoe Basin
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 454 reviews
Popular ski area boasts a long ski season, from November to June, and offers the highest skiable terrain on the North American continent.
Reviewed By barbara1222 - Denver, United States
This is a great mountain! Skiing is excellent and the mid mountain restaurant is excellent and reasonable. Getting away from Vail Associates was a very good move.
4. Keystone Ski Area
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,196 reviews
Extensive terrain covering three mountains offers a wide variety of trails for skiers plus other activities including snowshoeing, tubing, ice skating and snowboarding.
Reviewed By johnson14 - Leawood, United States
Surrounded by gorgeous mountain scenery, Keystone is a favorite vacation destination for families, either summer or winter. The skiing is very good for families because there is a variety of terrain for all ability levels, including a terrain park. An area is reserved for beginners as you enter the ski area. The lift lines move fast and the lifts take you up the mountain at a good pace. There are restaurants on the mountain that are kid friendly. Keystone has two golf courses, ranch and river, that are challenging for all ability levels, well maintained and groomed. My oldest son and I spent many days on the ranch course when he was growing up and we have fond memories of those days. Keystone offers positive vacation experiences for families, winter and summer, that will result in memories they will cherish.
5. Christy Sports Ski and Snowboard
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 73 reviews
At Christy Sports, we focus on making the ski and snowboard rental process efficient and enjoyable. With alpine ski rental and Nordic ski rental options, Christy Sports offers the opportunity to enjoy Keystone's varied terrain. In the event that you are looking to equip a large group with ski and snowboard rentals, we can easily accommodate. Our team of rental experts will ensure that you and your group are prepared to enjoy your time at Keystone, while helping you avoid the higher on-mountain rental prices.
Reviewed By kkimmy65
We always book thru snake river shop at Keystone,and this last trip will keep us renting from them for a lifetime! Amid the virus scare, this shop refunded our money for unused rental days with zero hesitation! They’ve always been helpful, but they went above and beyond during this shutdown of all resorts! Will be back next year!
6. Keystone Ski & Ride School
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 133 reviews
Reviewed By ggarza43
Especially if with 5+ people. You’ll be happy you did. Dress warm, bring a face shield, googles, gloves. Must also purchase a lift ticket but you get discount through school. Should be able to master the 3hr class. We did skiing
