Beginners are in for a treat, with 19% of the resort's 3,148 acres dedicated to them. The learning area at 11,640-foot Dercum Mountain provides a high-alpine experience that's rare for newbies. Expect "slow skiing" zones and a range of lifts, including the Discovery chairlift and several magic carpets, to help you get comfortable. A notable trail for novices is the Schoolmarm, easily accessed and leading back to the main base areas.

Intermediates find themselves spoiled for choice with 32% of the resort's 135 trails tailored to them. Well-groomed runs like Sante Fe and Flying Dutchman offer high-quality cruising. To escape crowds, head over to The Outback, offering runs like Porcupine and Elk Run. Note that while there's plenty to challenge advanced intermediates, you won't find any double-black or extreme terrain here.

While Keystone may have a family-friendly reputation, 50% of the terrain is marked for experts. You can't miss out on the cat skiing, and iconic bowls are within easy reach through Keystone Cat Skiing Tours. Multiple options for mogul runs and glades, such as The Windows or the Black Forest, keep it thrilling. The resort doesn't shy away from park action either, offering the A51 Terrain Park for those looking to get airborne.

Snowboarders are in for a good time, given the varied terrain and the world-renowned A51 Terrain Park. Whether you're a newbie boarder sticking to the groomed runs or a veteran looking for some powder in the glades, Keystone has got you covered.

Keystone offers limited but quality off-piste areas like Independence Mountain, Keystone Peak, and Wapiti Peak. These spots offer glades, moguls, and challenging terrain to keep expert skiers on their toes.

Keystone is a family paradise, convenient to reach and packed with terrain that's perfect for young skiers. Night skiing is a big hit, and the plethora of family dining options makes mealtime a breeze. With its close proximity to Denver and a variety of activities at Adventure Point, it's a family trip waiting to happen.

The Keystone nightlife is more subdued but offers a solid array of sports bars and cozy lounges. While you won't find late-night clubs, spots like 9280 Tap House and Dos Locos Mexican Restaurant offer good deals and a lively atmosphere. If cozy is more your vibe, the Tenderfoot Lounge has you covered with its fireplace and Western ambience.

Keystone is a family paradise, convenient to reach and packed with terrain that's perfect for young skiers. Night skiing is a big hit, and the plethora of family dining options makes mealtime a breeze. With its close proximity to Denver and a variety of activities at Adventure Point, it's a family trip waiting to happen.