Spring break is the perfect time to escape to Keystone, Colorado, a destination that offers something for everyone. Whether you're carving down the slopes, gliding on the ice, or enjoying the breathtaking mountain views, Keystone promises a memorable spring getaway for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
Keystone’s World-Class Ski Slopes
Keystone is renowned for its family-friendly ski terrain. With over 3,000 acres of skiable area, from gentle beginner runs to thrilling advanced trails, it’s the ultimate destination for spring break ski trips. The Resort also features excellent ski schools, making it a top choice for families with kids eager to learn or improve their skills. And warmer spring weather means more comfortable skiing conditions, creating an ideal environment for outdoor fun!
Snow Tubing Adventures
For an exhilarating family experience, head to Keystone's snow tubing hill at Adventure Point. Perfect for all ages, this activity offers the thrill of zipping down a well-maintained snow track, with stunning mountain scenery as your backdrop. Each ride is an adventure, filled with laughter and unforgettable moments.
Ice Skating at Dercum Square
Another must-try activity is ice skating at the Dercum Square Ice Rink. Open to skaters of all ages and skill levels, this charming outdoor rink is located in Keystone Village and surrounded by shops and dining options. Skating under the crisp mountain sky is a magical way to spend time with your family during spring break.
Scenic Gondola Rides
For a relaxing yet unforgettable experience, take a scenic gondola ride to the top of Keystone’s mountains. These rides offer panoramic views of the Rockies, providing an excellent opportunity for family photos and a chance to appreciate Keystone’s natural beauty. At the top, you can enjoy mountaintop dining, snowshoeing trails, or simply the serenity of the alpine landscape.
Additional Family-Friendly Activities
Keystone isn’t just about skiing and snow; it offers a variety of family-friendly activities that cater to all interests:
Snow Fort: The World’s Largest Mountaintop Snow Fort is back and bigger than before. This incredible snow and ice structure features sculptures, caves, and a new free kid-friendly tubing hill that winds through the Snow Fort. Accessible with a signed waiver from Adventure Point Tubing Hill, it’s a must-visit spot. Pair this with mountaintop tubing or a cozy break at the nearby Summit House for snacks and hot chocolate.
Nordic Skiing and Snowshoeing: Perfect for all ages and skill levels, cross country skiing and snowshoeing offers a fun way to explore. Choose a solo adventure or join guided tours like the Nature Snowshoe Tour for a tranquil experience or the Mountain Top Tour for elevated views and thrilling challenges. Enjoy breathtaking views and the chance to encounter local wildlife as you glide through the pristine landscape.
Sleigh Rides and Dinner: Combine adventure with culinary delights by booking a horse-drawn sleigh ride followed by a cozy meal at a mountain lodge.
Why Book Early?
Spring break is one of the most popular times to visit Keystone. Accommodations, especially those with convenient access to the slopes and village amenities, tend to book up quickly. Planning ahead ensures you’ll secure the best vacation rental for your family’s needs.
Start Planning Your Spring Break Now
Keystone, Colorado, is a spring break destination that combines thrilling outdoor adventures with cozy family moments. From skiing to snow tubing, ice skating to scenic gondola rides, Keystone offers endless opportunities to create cherished memories.
And our SummitCove properties offer a range of options to suit every traveler, from cozy condos perfect for small families to larger homes designed for group gatherings. Some of our rentals can host up to 18 guests. Each property provides comfort, convenience, and stunning views of the Keystone landscape. With modern amenities, easy access to the resort’s attractions, and family-oriented spaces, our rentals create the ideal home base for your spring break adventure.
