Cooper is different, in all the RIGHT ways! No lift lines, no pretension; just an authentic Colorado ski resort with family-friendly prices & the best snow. Cooper brings you the very essence of the authentic skiing experience, with none of the frustrating baggage that you'll fight through at the mega resorts.

Get ready for a unique lift-served ski adventure! Silverton Mountain skiing is similar to a cross of heli-skiing experience, snow cat skiing, and resort skiing but really unlike anything else in the country. You will be accessing up to 1,819 acres of backcountry type terrain via chairlift and without the big crowds signature to other ski areas.
There are no groomed runs, no cut trails, just loads of nature’s finest black diamond skiing in the U.S.A.

Powderhorn Mountain Resort is located 45 minutes east of Grand Junction, Colorado on the Grand Mesa. The area has a variety of ski terrain such as groomers, bumps, glades, and boulder fields. Powderhorn is unique among Colorado ski resorts because of its terrain and climate. Powderhorn sits on the side of one of the world's largest flattop mountains, or mesas, rather than in a mountain canyon as many ski areas do, which allows for views extending more than 20 miles across the desert below.

At Monarch Mountain, we don’t make artificial snow. We don’t have to; Monarch is nestled right up under the continental divide where storms march in from the west and deposit their bounty in abundance throughout the winter. So we’re blessed with an average of more than 350 inches of pure, powdery goodness each season.

Near to the hearts and homes of generations of Colorado skiers and riders, Loveland is Colorado’s true winter wonderland. Just 53 miles west of Denver, Loveland boasts 1,800 acres of remarkable terrain, FREE snowcat skiing along the Continental Divide, an innovative lesson program and more snow than any Front Range or Summit County resort. Loveland is home for those that simply want to ski or ride. Welcome home.

Keystone Ski Resort is located approximately 75 miles from Denver, in Summit County, and about 9 miles east on US Hwy 6 from the town of Silverthorne. The ski area is owned by Vail Resorts, which also manages 3 other Colorado ski resorts (see Beaver Creek, Breckenridge and Vail).

From the South take 550 over Coal Bank and Molas Passes. From the North, take 550 over Red Mountain Pass. Drive into Silverton, turn right at Town Hall (14th Street). Kendall Mountain is at the end of the road (approx 4 blocks).