Pricing is high. But overall very fun, cool, and beautiful place. The siren went off that lets you…read moreknow there is an avalanche but there was not an avalanche so I did not like that very much. Especially being a first timer. The ski lift is super smooth. Better than most places Ive been to. The starter bunny hill was a great intro for me as it has been awhile since Ive done this. The lobby, restaurant, bar is very cool. Again very high price but definitely expected that at a place like this. Will be back for sure. I snowboardes this time. I will try ski'ing next time. Also will get there earlier as the parking fills up fast with these hardcore mountain people.

What an awesome ski resort, good slopes, good terrain, and great food nearby! You can't really beat…read moreit from Denver. There's definitely 3-4 more nearby that are good as well!

This was our 4th year to go snow tubing and it was a blast. The workers are always professional…read moreand fun. Chris made sure we had a good time and always felt safe. Highly recommended!

Don't go tubing here. It's a rip off, not steep or long enough, and they limit the amount of runs…read more Go to Fraser instead. So much more fun and way more bang for your buck!

Arapahoe Basin was an easy stop on our trip. It was early in the season so only one run was open,…read morebut it was still a solid place to get some laps in. Parking was simple, free, and close enough that the shuttle to the main area was quick. Even with the limited terrain, the mountain had a relaxed vibe and was an easy way to warm up for the season.

First time in CO and this mountain did not disappoint!! The runs are very very long, and the…read moreterrain is very back country-esqe. Loved the fact that runs are super spaced out so you never really are running into people. Each run is about 1-1.5 miles, according to my tracker app, so I do believe that this mountain is for midlevel/intermediate skill level and up. I can see a beginner struggling here, mainly because of the terrain. I also love the peacefulness of the mountain, not loud in any way and you can really just ride and soak up the nature, just be prepared to get tired lol Staff is friendly, and there's lots of parking available...came @1130 and snagged a spot in the free parking lot. We came on a weekday, so it was just first come first serve and free parking.

One of the best ski resorts in Colorado!…read more The Loveland basin is a great area for beginners to start at the bunny hill and make their way to green runs while the Valley offers intermediate and expert blue, black and double blacks runs. The cafe is huge, heated with a few different options for food (such as pizza, pasta, sandwiches) and drinks.

First time here, skiied two days and had a great time!…read more For Coloradoans this year yielded poor snowfall but for us being used to skiing the Northeast, conditions were great! We definitely aren't used to big open bowls and had a hard time figuring out where 'trails' were so the upper part of the mountain was a struggle. The lodge was nothing special for the most part except that they have a microwave which is awesome.

They removed what used to be a cool little bar in the corner and replaced it with basically a beer…read morecart. The prices are ridiculous and there is no ambiance at all anymore. What a waste.

First and foremost, please disregard the incorrect reviews that talk about dinner service, wait…read morestaff, etc. Those reviews are incorrectly attached to Outpost Lodge when they were meant for Keystone's restaurant Alpenglow Stube in the same building. Outpost Lodge is your run of the mill ski lodge on top of a mountain, i.e. cafeteria, incredibly expensive, warm. I'd give it 3.5 stars if I could, but can't go to four for two reasons: 1) The bathrooms, while nice and with warm water at the sinks, are down two flights of stairs, which makes for a painful and dangerous trek when wearing ski boots. 2) I can take high prices, or inadequate seating, but not both. If you're going to charge $10 for a beer, $7 for a cookie, $25+ for a typical lunch, then at least have enough seating capacity to accommodate your lunch surge. It's pretty frustrating to get a hot bowl of admittedly good fresh soup, only to stand around until it's cold waiting for a seat to open up. As far as the food options go, this lodge is actually pretty good with selection. They have all the carbs you could want between a candy bar and bakery area with fresh / warm cookies, brownies, breads, etc. They have the typical grilled options (burgers, chicken, etc.) They have a very good soup selection that comes in huge bowls to fill you up and warm you up. You will pay for it of course, you're on the top of a mountain, but hey, it's still half the price of the food served at Amalie Arena in Tampa. The real issue is seating at peak times; you'll never find any. If you're hopefully in a party of more than one, I'd recommend finding seats first, and having one person keep your seats and gear safe, while the other gets the food, because otherwise you're going to be standing around while your food goes from hot to cold.

Breckenridge was the first place I ever skied out West, and it started a lifelong love of skiing…read moreand the alpine lifestyle. I was just a kid from the Midwest with zero expectations or context, completely out of my element at that altitude, trying to figure out Western skiing and getting spectacularly sunburned in the process. Everyone was cool and welcoming, and my family came away with incredible memories. At the time, I had no idea how special that combination of a huge mountain and a real, lived-in mountain town actually was. Decades later, with a lot more skiing and life experience behind me, I've come to appreciate how organic Breckenridge feels. The historic town, its easygoing energy, and the way it sits naturally alongside the mountain give it a character that can't simply be manufactured. I may have passed through Breckenridge since that first trip, but I haven't returned for a proper stay, and I'd love to come back with my own family someday. It will always be the place where a kid from the Midwest first discovered how much he loved the mountains.

We rode the gondola from the Main Street and came up here for future ski trip. It was beautiful but…read moresooooo crowded. Free gondola ride with three stops but it was a great exploration. I don't think I'm a ski fan (I tried it and once was more than enough) but still love the beauty I see. We were told that NYE was also crazy busy but didn't realize Valentine weekend would be too. Beautiful nevertheless!

Great stay and location! The front desk ladies were welcoming and polite. The lobby and the decor…read morewas so relaxing with nice seating areas. The rooms were clean and spacious. We had a balcony that overlooked the heated pool and hot tub area. It's a really nice spot for a couples getaway or just to relax to escape from the big city life. I believe I saw an arcade area, but by the time we arrived it was late, so I just wanted sleep in order to prepare for our event the next morning, so I'm not sure.

Beautiful location. Friendly helpful staff. We took the horse drawn wagon to a cabin for a rustic…read moredinner. Definitely didn't not disappoint.

Was more than we expected!!! Great ride and the entertainment was super amazing!! Definitely is…read moreworth doing!!

The best place with excellent customer service! All the employees were very helpful and friendly!…read moreConsidering the amount of people that go through this place, their level of patience and understanding is exemplary! I was not able to get names but the two ladies at the front desk are absolutely the sweetest. They gave us information and happily explained the differences between the activities they offer. The uncle and aunty at the pickup line were absolutely the best people to ask for tips on how to ski if you're a beginner! We're from Hawaii and skiing is not really our thing. The information they gave definitely made our experience better. We met a couple of people during our trip and they were all such lovely people to meet! Everyone you meet is encouraging you to keep up and pace yourself. Such a lovely place to be and the sight is incredible!

TAKE AN UBER! We took the free bus but then had to hike about 2 miles uphill in snow to get to the…read morecenter. The uber drives all the way to the parking lot of the center.

Terrific place for some snowshoeing with reasonable prices! Kara did an awesome job setting up our…read morefamily and ensuring that our kids shoes were tight. We did the snowshoeing trail with our 7 and 4 year old and we all really enjoyed it. The staff is super friendly and the trail is very scenic as it is built around the golf course. We came back and had big cookies, a pretzel, and hot chocolates all around. This will be a very memorable experience for us and it didn't break the bank.

Cheap condo rentals very close to Keystone. Keypad from resort parking lot to pool would freeze if…read moreit was cold at night, rendering it useless and requiring a long walk around the perimeter of the property. There was basically no snow/ice removal starting a few feet from the front steps. Sleep quality here was mediocre. Even though we were on the far side of the hotel, we could hear workers randomly yelling as they arrived in the morning and the same godawful playlist from the village (I think?) starting at 7 AM sharp every day. I don't think I saw a single member of custodial staff the entire time we stayed here. Seemed to be a bit of a free for all with dumb people drinking from glass bottles in the hot tubs, wet towels strewn about the common areas at 9 AM the next day, and an awful smell permeating from the steam room. Still kind of worth it for the cheap price but feels just like the resort itself, like perpetual college night at Killington in Vermont.

Pros- heated FREE parking garage, FREE lockers for gear, wagons (if available) to transport gear to…read morelifts & back, keyless entry, secured gates, heated outdoor pool with slide & waterfall, 2 jacuzzis, location to gondola and summit is a parking lot away, cozy rooms equipped with full size kitchen, etc. Cons- Not a true ski-in/ski-out (must haul gear across parking lot), slow elevators, worn & stained carpet, outdated appliances with dents, sliding door to balcony didn't slide smoothly, no countertop space in bathroom (tank of toilet and pedestal sink), checkin location, rental pickup, epic passes, & lodging is 4 different locations one must visit, locker is a tight fit for gear. Each of the condos at the Springs are individually owned, so some units have been renovated. My remarks are about unit 8825 which is a 1BR with a sleeper sofa. The bed was a double, not Q or K.