Awesome place to stay are ski instructor Julian Myer-Smith was awesome and very personable are whole crew loved him and will totally look him up next time we're in town for future lessons
What can i say? It's my home away from home. Great place to spend the day.
This is one of two villages that service Keystone Ski Resort. This is the newer of the two villages and offers great accommodation restaurants bars and has an event filled calendar throughout the year. Check out the Keystone website to see photos of this unique Village.
If you have an Epic pass and live in Denver, this is the first stop to get those pins on your EpicMix app. Slightly less runs than others, they make up for it with the great little village at the bottom. You can bring non-skiers and they will be entertained while you crush those slopes.
This is one of the best ski bases if the area. Has lots of good restaurants. The gondola is the easiest way to get up the mountain but they also offer a chair lift. There are also lost of good hotels is this area.
Like Keystone, do not like prices for skiing, but if you go enough, get a pass - there are loads of various season and multi day passes. Food at the village is ok too, surprisingly not overly crazy expensive. Good resort to ski - if u can do blue and black, u can escape the crowds most of the time.
Clean, beautiful and cozy for a family of 3. The home environment is a nice change and the staff made everything accessible, even when we locked ourselves out by accident. It took 3 minutes to get back in, no problem. HUGE UPS for no wasted time on vacation. Everything in the village is a bit more expensive, so don't forget condiments and breakfast stuff at Walmart or you're paying $6 for the smallest mustard you've ever seen packaged for multiple use. One of the most BEAUTIFUL drives in I've ever experienced, get your cameras ready! Recommended for family, romantic getaways, grown kids and grandkids trips and adventures with friends.
Beautiful and crisp. We had an awesome time. I would recommend going here. We hope to visit again.
Good times. The 'bean bags' of the bean bag toss at the top of the mountain are wet (no problem) and have become smelly (problem, as it gets on your hand.). Nice restrooms however, with warm water,
where you can wash the stink off!
I have skied Keystone over 60 days this season and absolutely love it. A variety of terrain is offered for all levels of skiers, and there is an incredible amount of freshly groomed runs every day. You can also maximize your vertical feet per day at this resort due to its layout and lift efficiency. Make sure to check out the snow beach and LaBonte's BBQ at the base of North Peak.
I love Keystone, and especially my last visit where it was dumping fresh snow and there weren't many people on the slopes. The staff is fantastic and everyone working there has always had a smile on their face in my experience. The lift tickets are kind of obscenely priced but if you get an epic pass it is fully worth it.
I am a total newb Skiing and I found the beginner course to be challenging and fun! It was a challenging place to begin and learn. The village is beautiful and lovely. Skiing makes the winter so much more fun. Even if you dont ski, there is so much to do around the village, you could still have loads of fun!
I find the base area of Keystone to be one of the coolest places. They have some good places to eat, chill bars, low key and its not Vail. There are some cool concerts in the summer for free as well.
Extremely expensive ticket and food. The prices to ski in the major resorts without ski passes are making them not worth it. I was planning on spending a lot of money and it even surprised me by the price. The skiing here is pretty reasonable though if you have a pass, it is a different story.