The Keystone Resort, Colorado is a world class skiing resort with incredible meals, affordable cat skiing, three mountain peaks and is one of the few Colorado resorts To make night skiing, Is one of the longest ski slopes and offers visitors a huge turmoil for their buck. Kidtopia also hosts a festival where children can explode, participate in the fun activities they enjoy, including the huge snowfall on the mountain top. Not to mention the many other winter activities such as snowmobile, skating, fine dining, sledging, live music, festivals, etc.
So winter, Now comes the hard part, where to stay? Keystone is a small town about 3 miles in a valley at the bottom of the mountain. The mountain itself consists of three separate vertices, which are set up north to south; Dercum, North Peak and Outback, each offering its own unique terrain and features. The Dercum Mountains are the farthest northern peak, and the first page provides access points only to the mountain, river and mountain houses.
From the two floor space, the River Run is the two newest so-called main village where both the gondola and the Summit Express chair raise the record and take you to the top of Dercum Hill. This village has a pedestrian street with pedestrian streets, lots of cute boutiques, ski rental, cafes and restaurants. There is an outside night ski test on the gondola beside the bathrooms and lockers for the season and ticket office. The only thing that this base area really lacks is a central "ski resort", but there are plenty of restaurants to get there, walking down the slopes. Kickapoo Tavern is an entertainment venue where lunch or beer is served, with a large outdoor terrace overlooking the slopes. The River Run Village has some fun features on the Dercum Square outdoor ice rink, various sculptures in the village, many unique shops and an outdoor gas bottle, perfect for cold days. You can choose River Run hotels that are located next to the gondola, including Springs, Jackpine, Arapahoe, Black Bear, Silver Mill, Dakota, Buffalo, Expedition Station and Red Hawk Lodge. The two true ski-in-ski features of Keystone include Lone Eagle and Timbers, which are actually via the Snake River Bridge, just behind the thought and then the walls a few feet down the slopes.
Both bases are home to ski schools, ski resorts and shops. The Mountain House has a great start with a magic carpet and light chair lift. You will find a similar starting point at the central mountain gondola stop and near Schoolmarm. Although you will not find a pedestrian mall here, with the same expansive shopping and dining options as the River Run, you will find that Mountain House is a true ski paradise base with covered cabinets, cafes, bars, ski storage and bathrooms; Suitable for all skiers. In addition, there is a lift ticket office located near the two chairs near Perus and Argentina. The Peru Lift reaches its top 51 with a few green and blue runs and can only return to River Run Base for one run or jump to the fast-growing Montezuma lift to get to the Top.
Mountain House accommodation is generally lower than the River Run while offering the same amenities. Chateaux DuMont Properties are very popular and unique, the most characteristic private whirlpool with pebble views! The Slopeside Condos is another great option in Mountain House and just a few steps away from the lifts. There are some features that are part of the mass at walking distance. If you feel you have to stand in the main village, just go down or go to a transfer!
Apart from the two main villages there are many possibilities. Settler's Creek East Keystone is one of the newest and most popular housing estates in the resort and has beautiful multi-storey urban flats with garages and beautiful views of the surrounding mountains. In the neighborhood, you will find "Minnie's Cabin", a central recreational area with a heated outdoor pool, whirlpool, billiard table, grill and lounge area.
Keystone Resort Provides a free resort shuttle to take you anywhere to go to Keystone and most accommodation complexes are provided by the shuttle service. The best thing to do in Keystone is 10 minutes or less! There is a free county transit system called the Summit Stage, which is very easy to drive in the high country without a car. Denver International Airport is just 90 minutes away and there are a number of shuttle services to take you to the airport and the airport.
If you are willing to stay in Keystone's main villages, you will often be able to find better deals and prices in your accommodation. Be sure to select a real estate agency that will allow you to choose the exact property you are staying so you will know what to expect and plan your trip in advance. If you have a large group, contact your realtor for renting a private home! Wherever you stay in Keystone, it is very easy to find whatever you are looking for and more!