Winter is here and the ski season is in full swing! Whether you’re new to skiing or a seasoned veteran, Colorado offers a wide variety of terrain. I’ve put together this comprehensive Colorado Ski Resorts Story Map detailing every resort in the state, because skiing has become a passion of mine. Currently living near the Rocky Mountains, Denver specifically, I have a love for all things outdoors. From backpacking and camping, to skiing and kayaking, if it takes place in nature count me in. Taking on the slopes can be quite a feat, and that’s why I loved creating this Story Map outlining the breadth of ski and snowboard options around Colorado! Take the plunge and choose your next Colorado ski resort destination with a little story map insight.
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For beginners, it’s best to start with a resort that offer plenty of easy runs. Consider one of the following options with over 30% of skiable terrain dedicated to beginner runs.
- Kendall Mountain – 50% beginner terrain
- Granby Ranch – 36% beginner terrain
- Buttermilk – 35% beginner terrain
Already comfortable on greens? Push your limits and dive into the intermediate or advanced slopes! This terrain is widely available at nearly every resort. But for the adventurous experts among you, check out these resorts that offers a higher percentage of expert terrain.
- ◆ Silverton – 100% advanced/expert terrain
- ◆ Vail – 53% advanced/expert terrain
- ◆ Winter Park – 55% expert terrain
No matter your level of experience, Colorado has plenty to offer. From small resorts with numerous green runs, to thousands of acres of terrain for experts only. Discover the raw beauty of a ski day on the slopes in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado!
