Category: Winter Events

On Saturday, April 18, 2026, Arapahoe Basin will host its annual Save Our Snow Sustainability Party. This high-energy event is a cornerstone of A-Basin’s commitment to environmental stewardship and quality outdoor recreation. Located just a short, scenic drive from Keystone Resort, Arapahoe Basin is a favorite "late-season" destination for SummitCove guests, especially as Keystone transitions into its spring festivities.

As the days get longer and the snow gets softer, it’s time for the ultimate mountain tradition: Closing Weekend at Keystone Resort! This year, the festivities are extra special as Closing Day falls on Easter Sunday. Whether you’re looking to squeeze in one last day on your pass or you just want to soak up the sun at an après party, Keystone is the place to be.

Spring in Keystone is a season of transition, where the crisp morning air of winter meets the high-alpine sunshine of the approaching summer. Whether you are coming for the final laps of the ski season or getting a head start on planning your summer festival escape, March and April are packed with energy, music, and mountain traditions. Here is your guide to making the most of your spring visit with SummitCove Vacation Lodging.

Spring in Summit County marks a shift in energy. As winter begins to loosen its grip, the mountains do not slow down. Instead, Keystone and Arapahoe Basin transition into a season defined by festivals, music, community gatherings, and outdoor adventure that go far beyond traditional ski trips. For travelers planning a spring getaway, this is one of the most exciting times to visit, offering a blend of mountain culture, social events, and flexible days on and off the slopes.

Forget the standard flowers and chocolates—Valentine’s Day in the mountains is about crisp alpine air, starlit sleigh rides, and cozying up by a roaring fire. Whether you are a pair of "ski bums" or a couple looking for a slow-paced romantic retreat, Keystone, Colorado, is the ultimate backdrop for a February 14th to remember. Here is your guide to the best way to spend Valentine’s Day weekend 2026 in Keystone.

Keystone is often thought of as a peak-winter destination, but seasoned travelers know that late February and March are when the mountain really hits its stride. With longer days, softer snow in the afternoons, and fewer crowds than mid-winter, this window offers a more relaxed way to enjoy everything Keystone has to offer—especially for families and groups. As the resort winds down toward its early April closing, late winter becomes the perfect balance of full ski days and comfortable evenings.

If you’re spending Valentine’s Day in Keystone, you already know that the mountain scenery provides a pretty spectacular romantic backdrop. But if you're looking to trade the ski boots for something a little more elegant on the evening of February 14th, Warren Station has curated the perfect event: The Winter Wine Weekend: Valentine’s Keystone Tasting.

Valentine’s Day in the Colorado Rockies is about more than just a box of chocolates; it’s about crisp mountain air, starlit skies, and the kind of mountain magic you can only find in a winter wonderland. Whether you are planning a surprise proposal or a long-overdue escape, Keystone offers the perfect romantic backdrop. Here is how to plan the perfect romantic itinerary, from candlelit feasts to snowy adventures.

Spring skiing in Keystone is about to get a major upgrade. Peaks and Beats is rolling into the resort this March for a weekend-long music experience that perfectly blends high-energy sound with the best of mountain culture. Presented by Toyota, Mountain Dew, and American Express, this is the ultimate "come for the skiing, stay for the music" event.

Dust off your dancing shoes and get ready for the ultimate high-altitude jam session! Keystone’s Winter Bluegrass Weekend returns to Warren Station in River Run Village on January 30th and 31st, 2026, for two nights of acoustic mastery and mountain energy.