Here’s when Colorado’s ski areas are set to close for the 2025-2026 season
There’s no avoiding the reality that it’s been a disappointing season in terms of snowfall for the state’s winter slopesports enthusiasts. With statewide snowpack currently at 38 percent of the norm for the date and melting fast, many ski areas have announced early closing dates – and some have already closed.
Without further ado, here’s a look at when the state’s ski areas are set to close for the 2025-2026 season:
Note from the author: Skiing and snowboarding is obviously conditions-dependent. Dates are subject to change.
March 22 (already closed)
- Howelsen Hill: March 22
- Powderhorn Resort: March 22
- Ski Cooper: March 22
- Sunlight Mountain Resort: March 22
March 29
April 5
- Aspen Buttermilk: April 5
- Crested Butte: April 5
- Granby Ranch: April 5
- Keystone Resort: April 5
- Telluride: April 5
April 12
- Aspen Highlands: April 12
- Aspen Snowmass: April 12
- Beaver Creek: April 12
- Silverton: April 12
- Steamboat Resort: April 12
April 19
To Be Announced Spots:
- Echo Mountain: TBD, tickets currently sold online through March 29
- Copper Mountain: TBD, tickets currently sold online through April 26
- Loveland Ski Area: TBD, late-season pricing starts on April 6 with tickets being sold online through April 26
- Winter Park: TBD, currently selling lift tickets online through May 10
- Breckenridge: TBD, currently selling lift tickets online through May 17
- Arapahoe Basin: TBD, currently selling lift tickets online through June 7
Dates are subject to change depending on how fast snowpack melts. Clicking any of the links in the article should provide updates for a given ski area.
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