Keystone

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DERCUM MOUNTAIN

Sitting at 11,640 feet, Dercum Mountain greets guests as they enter the resort from the River Run or Mountain House base areas.

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NORTH PEAK

Rising to 11,660 feet, North Peak sits directly behind Dercum Mountain and offers a variety of intermediate and advanced terrain, including long bump runs. It is home to Labonte's Smokehouse BBQ as well as The Outpost.

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THE OUTBACK

The Outback, Keystone’s furthest and tallest peak at 11,980 feet, is an oasis for skiers and riders looking to enjoy powder turns and tree skiing. Take a short hike off the top of the Outback Express Lift for access to North and South Bowls where skiers and riders will often find wide-open turns and powder stashes.

• Longest Run: Schoolmarm 3.5 miles (5.6 km)
• Keystone has 2 Base Areas and 3 Villages
• Home to the world's largest snow fort—located on top of Dercum Mountain in Kidtopia Headquarters
• Montezuma Chair Lift was named after a nearby silver camp where silver was first discovered in Colorado.
• Argentine Chair Lift was named after a town and mining camp that was carried away by a giant avalanche off Gray's Peak in 1898.
• Keystone offers the longest ski day in all of Colorado with the inclusion of night skiing.

In addition to Keystone’s three main peaks, Independence, Erickson, North, and South bowls offer skiers and riders incredible hike-to terrain and access to secret stashes, tree runs, and powder laps across more than 1,000 acres.

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Bergman Bowl‍

For years the high alpine bowls at Keystone have loomed above the lifts, accessible only to those willing to hike to the top. Bergman Express, Keystone's newest high-speed six-passenger chairlift, unlocks the sweeping faces and glades of Bergman Bowl, more than 550 acres of above-treeline terrain for intermediates and experts alike.

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