Summit Lift Tickets

Vail Resorts: Breckenridge, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek

Refer to the web sites for the individual resorts for Winter 2020 – 2021. A limited number of skiers are allowed on the mountains each day and you do have to make a reservation to ski on a specific day as well as buy your tickets. 

Vail Resorts owns the ski resorts of Breckenridge and Keystone in Summit County, as well as Vail and Beaver Creek in nearby Eagle County. A lift ticket for Keystone or Breckenridge is valid at both resorts if you pay extra for that pass.

* At Vail Resorts, when purchasing lift tickets for three days and over at least
seven days in advance, discounts are offered over the window price.
* Multi-day tickets for three days and above also give access to ski days at Vail
and Beaver Creek. For example a three out of five day ticket equals one day
at Vail or Beaver Creek, a six out of nine day ticket equals three days at Vail
or Beaver Creek.

If you intend to be in Summit County for seven days or more or you will be visiting the area multiple times, it is sometimes best to purchase one of three season passes:
* The Epic Pass offers unlimited skiing and riding at all five resorts.
* The Epic Seven-Pack offers seven unrestricted days at all five resorts.

Call 970.389.8214 for information on booking your lift tickets now.

The Vail Resorts Family: Breckenridge, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek

Breckenridge Ski Area
Located in the historic mountain town of Breckenridge, a half hour bus ride or ski shuttle from Frisco or Keystone, the ski area consists of four mountains, Peaks 7 through 10 of the Ten Mile Range. Peak 8 has both the longest and highest T-Bar as well as the Imperial Chair ascending to 12,993’ and the highest chairlift in North America. It is noted for its dramatic bowls as well as a terrain park and beginner and intermediate runs. Peak 7 is the newest area to be developed and has long runs perfect for cruising and for snowboarders as well as the Ore Bucket, a fabulous run left in the trees. Peak 9 offers beginner and intermediate runs, as well as some steep mogul shoots into Peak 8 off its North side. Peak 10 offers three long intermediate and advanced runs, with great mogul runs off its North side and tree skiing to the South. Peak 9 and its lift access are right into the town of Breckenridge, Peaks 7 and 8 are accessed by gondola from the town parking lots, Peak 10 rises above the lower slopes of Peak 9. The Peak 8 Super Connect Chair allows for easy transfer from Peaks 9 and 10 to Peaks 7 and 8.

Keystone Ski Area
Keystone consists of three mountains: Dercum, North Peak and the Outback. Keystone is a half hour bus ride from Dillon and Silverthorne and can also be accessed by ski shuttle from Frisco and Breckenridge. Wednesdays through Sundays and every day during peak season the slopes are lit up on Dercum mountain about 4:00pm and you are able to ski until 8:00pm. Dercum Mountain is the area for lessons and beginner skiers with the Schoolmarm beginner slope running for over a mile. Both North Peak and the Outback feature intermediate and advanced runs, with tree and mogul runs off their north and south sides. The Outback Shuttle, a skier cat runs on a first come first serve basis, and drops skiers and riders into North and South bowl. Keystone also offers Cat Skiing and Riding. There are two main access points to the mountain, by lift or gondola in the River Run village and by lift from the Mountain House Base area.

Vail Ski Area
Vail ski resort is unparalleled in North America with the amount of its ski terrain, with 5,289 acres, seven bowls as well as Blue Sky Basin. It is located in the town of Vail about a 45 minute drive or trip by ski shuttle. There are three main access points to the front side of Vail Mountain, in Vail Village and Lionshead Village as well as Golden Peak. Access to the newest mountain of Blue Sky Basin with its gladed runs, is through the back bowls which offer ungroomed black diamond powder runs on the entire back side of the mountain. Impossible to do all the runs in one visit, the mountain has something for everyone. Keystone and Breckenridge lift tickets are valid at Vail with the purchase of at least a three day lift ticket.

Beaver Creek Ski Area
Beaver Creek ski area consists of four different mountains and is located west of Vail in the town of Avon, a little over an hour drive or trip by ski shuttle from Summit County. The mountain with the Birds of Prey world cup downhill course is above Beaver Creek Village and has all levels of runs. Linked to this is Grouse Mountain with only expert runs and glades. Bachelor Gulch Mountain may be accessed from Beaver Creek Landing or Bachelor Gulch and is mostly intermediate runs with some beginner terrain as well. Arrowhead Mountain is mostly intermediate and beginner runs, with a couple of advanced sections and is accessible from Arrowhead Village between Bachelor Gulch and Grouse Mountains are the expert glades of Larkspur Bowl.