Keystone piste map

Keystone, a notable destination within the array of Colorado ski resorts, is recognized for its family-friendly environment and diverse range of activities. This resort provides an engaging skiing experience, being part of a broad and varied ski area in Colorado. Download the latest Keystone piste map to gain essential information on the resort's expansive ski terrain, highly-rated ski runs, and modern ski lift system, to make the most of your skiing experience.

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Keystone best ski pistes

Keystone offers about 19% beginner, 32% intermediate, and 49% advanced terrain. It’s known for family-friendly slopes, night skiing, and long groomers.

• Schoolmarm (Beginner - Green): Keystone’s most famous green run. Over 3.5 miles of easy cruising from top to base.
• Paymaster (Intermediate - Blue): A consistent and scenic run ideal for building speed with confidence.
• Silverspoon (Beginner - Green): Wide and gentle slope near the beginner zone, great for day one on skis.
• Frenchman (Intermediate - Blue): Fun and flowy, with varied terrain that suits most skiers.
• Wild Irishman (Intermediate - Blue): A blue run with a faster pace and fewer crowds, best tackled mid-morning.
• Anticipation (Intermediate - Blue): Connects to expert terrain and builds into more technical pitch.
• Porcupine (Intermediate - Blue): Rolling terrain and beautiful views make this a great transition slope.
• Elk Run (Intermediate - Blue): Winding and shaded, stays soft even in the afternoon.
• The Grizz (Expert - Black): A challenging mogul slope through the trees for expert skiers.
• Lower Go Devil (Expert - Black): Fast and steep, excellent for a final push at the end of the day.
• Mozart (Intermediate - Blue): A main connector run with wide space and nice transitions.
• Starfire (Intermediate - Red): One of Keystone’s longer reds, offering rhythm and speed.
• The Windows (Expert - Black): Steep glade skiing area with natural terrain features and untracked powder.
• Cat Dancer (Intermediate - Blue): Rolling groomer with wide shoulders and great snow retention.
• Ambush (Expert - Black): High-speed moguls and steep pitch, great for testing your legs.
• Diamond Back (Expert - Black): Keystone’s steepest trail, tight and fast, not for the faint-hearted.

Keystone ski resort in brief

• Number of pistes: 130
• Skiable terrain: 1,249 ha (3,086 acres)
• Longest ski run: 5.6 km (3.5 miles)
• Base elevation: 2,829 m (9,281 feet)
• Top elevation: 3,782 m (12,408 feet)
• Type of ski pistes: 19% beginner, 32% intermediate, 49% advanced/expert
• Vertical drop: 953 m (3,127 feet)
• Ski lifts: 20
• Bowls: 4
• Night skiing: yes
• Terrain parks: yes

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