As sad as it sounds, we have to start thinking about closing dates of our beloved Colorado ski resorts. Despite record snowfall amounts, the time is fast approaching to bid adieu to skiing and riding at many of our favorite areas.
Thankfully, many of the resorts have extended their seasons by at least a week, and some are offering additional weekend skiing through the end of April. A handful will continue operation into May and June including Loveland, Arapahoe Basin and Breckenridge.
Over the next four weeks, you’ll find base snow amounts over 70 inches, perfect for spring skiing. Many of the ski areas are offering end-of-the-season specials, live music and fun-filled activities. Check out your favorite destinations and enjoy great skiing and boarding while you can.
Arapahoe Basin: June 2 (estimate)
Aspen Mountain: April 21
Aspen Highlands: April 14 plus weekends April 19-21 & April 26-28
Beaver Creek: April 14
Breckenridge:May 27
Buttermilk: April 7
Cooper: April 7
Copper: April 21
Crested Butte: April 7
Echo Mountain: April 14
Eldora: April 21
Granby Ranch: March 31
Hesperus: March 29: 4 p.m. – 9 p.m.; March 30-31: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Howelsen Hill: Closed
Kendall Mountain: March 31
Keystone: April 7
Loveland: May 5
Monarch:April 7, thereafter, Friday-Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., through April 21
Powderhorn: March 31
Purgatory:April 14, thereafter, every Saturday and Sunday. Closing date TBD.
Silverton:April 14
Snowmass: April 21
Steamboat: April 14
Sunlight: April 7
Telluride: April 7
Vail: April 21
Winter Park: April 21 (Mary Jane will remain open through May 12)
Wolf Creek: April 7; Friday-Sunday through April 21
