Keystone offers some of the finest skiing and riding experiences in Colorado. Steeps, bumps, groomers, terrain park, trees, rollers, teaching terrain - you name it we have it. For years Keystone has been renowned for its incredible tree skiing, this year it got even better. Thanks to the Keystone Ski Patrol and the sawyer group, we've cleared some 500 acres of deadfall trees. We improved the health of the forest, created habitat for small animals and made the tree skiing experience immeasurably better.

Dercum Mountain peaks at 11,640 feet and offers skiers and riders a variety of green beginner runs and blue intermediate runs with long groomers, A51 Terrain Park, one of Transworld Snowboarding's Top 10 Parks for the second year running. Night Skiing and tubing at Adventure Point. Access The Windows some of the finest tree skiing at Keystone from top of Dercum Mountain. Bergman, Erikson and Independence Bowls are best explored by guided cat skiing tours that depart from Cat Ski Central at the top of Dercum Mountain.

North Peak tops out at 11,660 feet and offers skiers and riders long bump runs with a variety of blue intermediate and black expert runs. At the top lives The Outpost. The Outpost is home to The Alpenglow Stube, Der Fondue Chessel and the Timber Ridge Food Court. Access scenic snowcat tours from the top of North Peak.

The Outback peaks at 11,980 feet and offers skiers and riders blue intermediate and black expert runs. The Outback is home to some of the states best tree skiing and North and South Bowls. Hike to North and South bowl or take the Outback Cat Shuttle.

Keystone offers guided snowcat tours and hiking access to 278 acres of our new expert terrain in Independence Bowl. Keystone Adventure Tours cat skiing will provide guided tours to Independence, along with Erickson and Bergman bowls. Independence will also be accessible by hiking for a backcountry light experience.

Colorado's biggest Night skiing operation is here, including some features in A51 Terrain Park, which you can also check out under the lights.

• NIGHT SKIING!
• Vertical: 3,128 ft/953m
• Base elevation: 9,280 ft/2,829m
• Summit elevation: 12,408 ft/3,782m
• Number of Lifts: 20
• Average Yearly Snowfall: 230 in/584cm
• Number of Trails: 135
• Longest Run: 3 Miles/Schoolmarm
• Terrain: 3,148 acres

Degree of Difficulty-
• Easiest: 19 percent
• More Difficult: 32 percent
• Most Difficult: 49 percent

• Snowmaking: 600 acres
• Lifts:
• 2 high-speed gondolas
• 5 high-speed quad chair lifts
• 1 high-speed six person lift
• 1 quad chair lift
• 1 triple chair lift
• 3 double chair lifts
• 1 surface lifts
• 6 carpets