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Colorado Ski Resort Closing Dates

When are Colorado ski resorts closing for the season? The 2025/26 Colorado Ski season ends at 2026/06/15. Check out this list of projected closing dates for ski resorts in Colorado to help you plan the rest of your ski season and get those late-season turns in. All projected closing dates are subject to change at each resort's discretion depending on the snow conditions and other factors.
Resort NameProjected closing dateSnowfallBase DepthOpen Trails
Granby Ranch15 hours agoMar 29-0"-18"Packed Powder30/4567% Open
Howelsen Hill10 hours agoMar 29-1"-16"Machine Groomed11/1765% Open
Cooper15 hours agoApr 04-1"-7-11"Variable Conditions40/6483% Open
Crested Butte Mountain Resort16 hours agoApr 05-0"-32"Machine Groomed106/16564% Open
Keystone16 hours agoApr 05-0"-24"Variable Conditions105/14062% Open
Powderhorn15 hours agoApr 05-0"-14"Packed Powder37/5467% Open
Sunlight Mountain Resort10 hours agoApr 05-0"-15"Packed Powder25/7533% Open
Telluride16 hours agoApr 05-0"-30"Packed Powder127/14985% Open
Wolf Creek Ski Area14 hours agoApr 05-0"-38-45"Spring Snow144/144100% Open
Beaver Creek16 hours agoApr 12-0"-28"Machine Groomed77/17345% Open
Echo Mountain10 hours agoApr 12-0"-18"Variable Conditions4/757% Open
Monarch Mountain10 hours agoApr 12-0"-27"Machine Groomed77/8083% Open
Aspen Snowmass15 hours agoApr 19-0"-23-35"Packed Powder315/36686% Open
Eldora Mountain Resort16 hours agoApr 19-0"-29"Machine Groomed39/6362% Open
Purgatory16 hours agoApr 19-0"-19-23"Packed Powder75/10770% Open
Silverton Mountain15 hours agoApr 19-0"-30-50"Powder69/69100% Open
Steamboat16 hours agoApr 19-0"-26-35"Packed Powder163/18489% Open
Vail16 hours agoApr 19-0"-37"Machine Groomed187/27768% Open
Breckenridge17 hours agoMay 10-0"-25"Variable Conditions116/18857% Open
Copper Mountain16 hours agoMay 10-1"-30"Packed Powder110/15073% Open
Loveland Ski Area17 hours agoMay 10-1"-29"Powder58/9441% Open
Winter Park5 hours agoMay 17-0"-29-30"99/171-
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area10 hours agoJun 14-1"-32"Machine Groomed31/14723% Open

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