Skiing in Colorado is truly unlike anywhere else in the world. Endless snow, varied terrain, and the wide variety of resort experiences for skiers of all levels make skiing and snowboarding an unforgettable adventure! Head to Steamboat, Ski Town USA for nearly 3000 acres of pristine Champagne Powder^TM, plus a 3668-foot vertical drop, 140 trails and one of the Rockies' largest lift systems. Keystone, bordered by the Arapaho National Forest, offers a variety of skiing on three inter-connected mountains for all tastes and abilities. This superb ski resort of Beaver Creek features a European-style town square, with village-to-village skiing from Beaver Creek to Bachelor Gulch to Arrowhead. Breckenridge is an "honest to goodness ski town" and offers a variety of adrenaline pumping activities and great skiing. The largest single ski area in the U.S., Vail offers skiing for everyone from novice to expert, the world famous Back Bowls and an Austrian-style village for great shopping and dining. Lift tickets can be purchased that are also valid for Beaver Creek, Breckenridge and Keystone. Aspen/Snowmass consists of four world-class mountains and over 4100 acres of ski-able terrain, from the green runs of Buttermilk to the challenging black diamond runs of Aspen Mountain. Indulge in Aspen's incredible array of restaurants, art galleries, shops and nightclubs. The closest major ski resort to Denver, Winter Park is a fantastic family resort, popular for its incredible variety of terrain, attentive ski services and exciting village. Copper Mountain boasts the longest ski season in the western U.S., a vibrant village, and over 2400 ski-able acres with varied terrain for beginner to extreme expert.