SUMMIT COUNTY SKI RESORTS

Breckenridge, Keystone, A-Basin, & Copper Mountain showcase a mix of beginner to expert terrain—with Breckenridge and Keystone offering the widest variety, A‑Basin focusing more on advanced/expert terrain, and Copper delivering a balanced mix—each boasting modern lift networks and extensive trail systems.

  • BRECKENRIDGE

    # of Lifts: 34–35 (incl. gondola, high-speed sixes, quads, doubles, surface)

    # of Trails: 187–192 total

    Terrain Types: ~14% beginner, 31% intermediate, 19% advanced, 36% expert

    Vertical Drop: 3,398 ft (base 9,600′ ➝ summit 12,998′)

    Average Snowfall: ~355″ per season

  • KEYSTONE

    # of Lifts: ~29 (2 gondolas, 10 chairs, 2 six-packs, 4 quads, 1 fixed quad, 1 triple, 3 doubles, 6 surface)

    # of Trails: ~130–140 trails

    Terrain Types: ~19% beginner, 32–39% intermediate, ~49% advanced/expert

    Vertical Drop: 3,128 ft (base 9,280′ ➝ summit 12,408′)

    Average Snowfall: ~230–235″ annually

  • ARAPAHOE BASIN

    # of Lifts: 9 chairs + 3 surface lifts

    # of Trails: ~145 trails

    Terrain Types: ~7% easiest, 20% intermediate, 49% advanced, 24% expert

    Vertical Drop: 2,530 ft (base 10,780′ ➝ summit 13,050′)

    Average Snowfall: ~350″ per season

  • COPPER MOUNTAIN

    # of Lifts: 23 total (incl. chondola, high-speed sixes/quads, triples, doubles, surface)

    # of Trails: ~140–150 trails

    Terrain Types: ~21% beginner, 25% intermediate, 36% advanced, 18% expert

    Vertical Drop: 2,601 ft (base 9,712′ ➝ summit 12,313′)

    Average Snowfall: ~310″ annually