Location
Keystone
Keystone Resort is one of the most popular ski resorts in North America and ranked as the top family year-round vacation destination in the Colorado Rockies. Kindred is located right in the heart of River Run Village, just steps from the ski slopes in the winter and the biking and hiking trails in the summer.
The Gondola Plaza
Keystone, Colorado
Winter
Known for being one of the first resorts to open in the country, Keystone’s ski season typically starts in October and ends in April, with neighboring ski resorts (of Arapahoe Basin and Breckenridge) staying open through Memorial Day weekend. Boasting the world’s largest snow fort and kid-friendly activities, it’s no wonder Keystone continually is ranked as one of the best year-round resorts for families. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, the Keystone area also offers ice skating, tubing, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, fat biking and more.
- 3,148 skiable acres
- 5 vast bowls
- 135 trails
- 3,087 feet of Vertical Rise
- 1.4 million skier visits annually
- 2 Snow Forts!
- Three Great Mountains: Dercum, North Peak, The Outback
Keystone, Colorado
Summer
When the snow melts, Keystone transforms into a summer paradise with mountain biking, hiking, 2 golf courses, fly fishing, summer festivals and nearby Lake Dillon for kayaking, sailing, or just enjoying the sunset or a concert in the Dillon Amphitheater. The resort serves as the perfect backdrop for conference groups, meetings, weddings and reunions.
- Largest Conference Center in the Colorado Rockies
- Keystone Mountain Bike Park offers 100 miles of single-track
- 2 Award Winning golf courses
- Keystone River Course
- Keystone Ranch Course
- Mountain top hiking
Keystone, Colorado
River Run Village
River Run Village is the heart of Keystone Resort with lively restaurants, coffee shops, bars and shopping. The heated central plaza offers the perfect spot to gather around the fire pit, enjoy a signature event or meet up with friends or family on the way to the mountain for world-class skiing in the winter and hiking and biking in the summer.
