Elevation
8,100'
Base
11,440'
Summit
3,340'
Vertical Drop
Trails
173
2,082 Acres
Lifts
25
6 Types
Snowfall
232"
Annual Snowfall
23"
Nov
49"
Dec
49"
Jan
48"
Feb
51"
Mar
17"
Apr

Best known for

Beaver Creek

Where to Stay

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Important Dates

Projected opening date

Nov 27, 2024

Projected closing date

Apr 13, 2025

Projected Days Open

141

Days Open Last Year

144

Years Open

45

Average Snowfall

323"

Terrain

Beginners Runs
39%
Intermediate Runs
31%
Advanced Runs
24%
Expert Runs
6%
Runs in Total
173
Longest Run
2.8 mi
Skiable Terrain
2,082 ac
Snow Making
650 ac

Lifts

25

Gondolas & Trams
3
High Speed Quads
12
Quad Chairs
1
Triple Chairs
1
Double Chairs
1
Surface Lifts
7

Inside Scoop

Reviews

Brendan

I have skied here 6 or 7 times over the last few years and have explored the whole mountain. I am impressed at how large it is, how fun it is for beginners, and how nice the village is, but that's about it. Beaver Creek is huge, but I had it feeling really small the last few times I've been. It's a lot of are filled with nothing fun in particular. I'm very into advanced and expert terrain and generally go for steeper and more challenging runs. Unfortunately, there was nothing here to challenge me. There is no where near enough tree skiing for my likes, the double black diamonds can hardly be called that (though the stone creek chutes are fun, they are way too short), and the most fun I had was going so far out of bounds that I could have been in a different zip code. There's a lot to see for your first few visits, then it becomes a resort with an empty soul.

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