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About Winter Park

If a casual, relaxing ski town with well-varied terrain for every skiing level, kids’ activities, and diverse lodging accommodations sounds like something you're looking for in a ski vacation, then Winter Park ski area is a great option.

Families and those on a budget will especially appreciate the menu of off-mountain activities, lodging and dining options at Winter Park Resort. The new Coca Cola Tube Park, off the Village Cabriolet, will provide endless laughs and excitement for the little ones, while the pristine tree skiing keeps the teens and adults entertained.

Sunspot Mountain Top Lodge at Winter Park Resort
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Kids overlooking Parsenn Bowl at Winter Park Resort
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Skiers on the chairlift at Mary Jane at Winter Park Resort
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Snow falling on the village sign at Winter Park Resort
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5 best things about Winter Park according to our Mountain Travel Experts

Varied terrain for all levels

Proximity to Denver

Family-friendly atmosphere

Authentic mountain town experience

Year-round activities

MOUNTAIN STATS

171NUMBER OF RUNS
8%BEGINNER RUNS
19%ADVANCED RUNS
18%INTERMEDIATE RUNS
55%EXPERT RUNS
3,081SKIABLE ACRES
9,000 ftBASE ELEVATION
12,060 ftSUMMIT ELEVATION
2,220 ftVERTICAL DROP
344.6"AVERAGE SNOWFALL
TERRAIN PARKYES

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Snow reports

Conditions
Snow
Temp.
29FBase16FSummit
Open lifts
5of 24
Open trails
7of 168
Skiable acres
15.78acof 1246.86ac
Snowfall summary
Latest snowfall
N/A24 hrs
7.62''48 hrs
Forecasted snow
N/A24 hrs
N/A48 hrs
1.52''72 hrs
6.1''7d
2%Groom
45.72''Base depth
99.06''Season total
Weather forecast
Wed 13
18F / 26FClear35.41m/hWind speed
Thu 14
12F / 21FWind51.5m/hWind speed
Fri 15
10F / 19FWind51.5m/hWind speed
Sat 16
18F / 27FClear48.28m/hWind speed

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Winter Park Trail Maps

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How to get to Winter Park

Winter Park is located about 67 miles west of Denver International Airport (DIA), making it easily accessible. The resort can also be reached via Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE) and Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (ASE) by car.

Getting around

Winter Park offers a free shuttle service that runs between the base village and the resort called The Lift! The village is also pedestrian-friendly, with most attractions within walking distance.

Skiing in Winter Park

The Winter Park ski area offers numerous stashes and trails for every ability. Looker's right side of the mountain is a beginner and intermediate cruiser paradise. Novice skiers and those who prefer slower speeds and gentle slopes will find a multitude of trails to explore at their own pace. Plus, beginner skiers can find several green runs from the top of the 11,200-foot Mary Jane, which yields more than 2,000 vertical feet of beginner skiing, back to the base of Winter Park. Few ski resorts can offer beginners that kind of access.

Intermediate to advanced intermediates have so many terrain options they'll think that Winter Park was made just for them. From perfectly spaced glades and sustained cruisers that run the entire length of the mountain, the Winter Park intermediate skiing is standout. 


Beginner Skiing in Winter Park

The Winter Park side, as opposed to the Mary Jane of the resort, is an ideal "learn to ski" area, and also a great place for more experienced beginners to explore the mountain’s green runs. Nearly 30-percent of the terrain on the Winter Park side is designated as beginner trails, so novices have a large number of green runs to choose from. If you’re looking at a trail map, the right side of the mountain, from Gemini Express to High Lonesome Express lift, is nearly entirely beginner trails.

The best Winter Park beginner terrain is scattered all over looker’s right side of the resort. First timers will want to start at the surface area, or magic carpet, lifts at the Winter Park base area. There they’ll find a gentle slope to learn on, and namely beginner skiers in that area, since experts and intermediates stick to looker’s left side of the base area.

Family vacations in Winter Park

Winter Park is a well-loved ski area by both visitors and Denverites, alike. The resort’s close proximity−67 miles−from Denver, and it’s perfectly varied terrain, has earned its accolade as “Colorado’s Favorite.” Families of all skiing abilities love Winter Park’s terrain options, the many family friendly dining options, and the new tubing park at the base area.

FAQs

Winter Park is known for its laid-back atmosphere, often appealing to locals, with a focus on diverse terrain that includes excellent moguls and tree skiing. It’s less crowded, making it ideal for those wanting a more relaxed experience. Breckenridge, on the other hand, is a larger resort with a vibrant town featuring historic charm, great nightlife, and more dining options. It has five peaks with varied terrain, catering well to both beginners and advanced skiers.

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