Some points to note:
- Night Skiing: Keystone is the only ski resort in the area to offer "night skiing" -- which, in spring months, doesn't necessarily mean skiing at night at all, especially after Daylight Savings starts. Rather, "night skiing" means a great opportunity to extend your ski day past the usual 4 p.m. "last lift" time.
- Lodging: Keystone offers plenty of convenient condominium lodging. In the River Run Village area, for example, an easy walk brings guests to the River Run Gondola.
- Colorado Mountain Culinary Institute at Keystone: The dining experience at Keystone benefits from a connection to this institute. Both the Alpenglow Stube and the Keystone Ranch restaurant have won AAA Four Diamond ratings. A third not-to-be-missed dining experience is Ski Tip Lodge, originally a stagecoach stop in the 1880's, and later one of Colorado's first ski lodges. Enjoy a wonderful meal, then have dessert in one of the cozy back rooms with a fireplace.
- Gondolas: Gondolas are always nice for skiers and boarders in snowy weather. The River Run Gondola at Keystone also takes non-skiers/boarders up to a tubing hill and Snow Fort (- more, on next page.) Visitors can continue onward on the Outpost gondola to the Alpenglow Stube for a AAA Four-Diamond dining experience, or to the family-friendly Der Fondue Chesse for a four-course dinner with Austrian music.
- continue to Keystone Colorado Ski Resort - Features for Families
