Have you heard of OpenSnow or OpenSummit? It’s a fantastic tool to plan all of your winter or summer adventures. There are free and membership options. Don’t get stuck in a storm at the summit this season with these great forecasts! Or curious where the smoke in the air is coming from? OpenSummit usually has […]
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Summit County is in Safer-At-Home Level Orange due to increasing Covid-19 case counts. Please wear a mask, physically distance, and listen to local restrictions. Keystone, Arapahoe Basin, and Breckenridge are all open! *Keystone and Breck require reservations. Be sure to know the procedures of the mountain you’re going to visit before you go. Friday, November 13th
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At 5pm on November 6th, 2020 Summit County will be entering Safer-At-Home Level Orange due to increasing Covid-19 case counts. Please wear a mask, physically distance, and listen to local restrictions. Friday, November 6th Keystone Resort opened for reservation skiing! *please note that you will be placed in a ‘waiting room’ to even get to the
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Friday, November 1st Dia De Los Muerots: Various Times, Breckenridge Creative Arts First Friday – Silverthorne Stroll: 5p Town of Silverthorne *Arapahoe Basin opens Top to Bottom skiing* (2p) Saturday, November 2nd Dia De Los Muerots: Various Times, Breckenridge Creative Arts Witch’s Brew Trick or Treat: 2p Breckenridge Heritage Alliance Keystone, Arapahoe Basin & Loveland
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There are a ton of options for world-class cross-country skiing in Summit County! Nordic Centers: Gold Run Nordic Center, Breckenridge Breckenridge Nordic Center, Breckenridge Town of Frisco Nordic Center, Frisco Keystone Nordic Center, Keystone Trails: Copper Mountain Silverthorne Raven Golf Course
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Summit County’s Annual COO Breakfast Tuesday, October 6th was the annual Chamber of Commerce breakfast with the Chief Operating Officers from Arapahoe Basin, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone and Loveland. The breakfast sold out in record time and proceeds went towards scholarships for local students. The talks began with a review of some statistic for the
