Vail Resorts has announced season dates for summer operations in Colorado and Utah, with activities including hiking, mountain biking, scenic lift rides, and more.

According to a press release from Vail Resorts, Keystone Resort will kick off the summer season with golf at The River Course opening on May 8 – and given the recent forecast, it’s likely to be a bit snowy at that time.

Epic Pass holders for next season will receive summer benefits, including unlimited scenic lift and gondola rides, and 20% savings on dining, lodging, bike rentals, and golf at Keystone.

Eligible guests who have not bought their Epic Pass yet and who visited any of Vail Resort’s 37 North American resorts with a lift ticket during the 2025/26 season can save up to $175 on select Epic Pass products. That means that teens and young adults (ages 13-30) could get their Epic Pass for as low as $694 or an Epic Local Pass for $474.

Here are the summer operating dates for Colorado resorts:

Beaver Creek Resort

• June 19 – Sept. 27 (open daily through Sept. 7, then Saturday-Sunday only through Sept. 27)
• Golf at Beaver Creek Golf Club opens May 16 and at Red Sky Ranch on May 18

Breckenridge Ski Resort

• June 12 – Sept. 7

Crested Butte Mountain Resort

• June 13 – Sept. 7 (open daily though Sept. 7, then Saturday-Sunday through Sept. 27)

Keystone Resort

• June 25 – Sept. 20 (open daily Thursday – Monday through Labor Day Weekend, then Friday-Sunday through Sept. 20)
• Golf opens at Th River Course on May 8 and at Keystone Ranch on May 15

Vail Mountain

• June 12 – Sept. 27 (open daily through Sept. 7 then Friday-Sunday only through Sept. 27)
• Gondola One opens on June 12 and Gondola 19 opens on June 19

Park City Mountain Resort

• June 6 – Sept. 27 (open daily through Sept. 7 then Thursday-Sunday only through Sept. 27)
• Crescent Lift (bike haul), Town Lift and Red Pine Gondola will open June 13
• Golf opens at Canyons Golf Course on May 16

Check out the resort websites and social media channels for more information and updates on openings for activities and trails.

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