Keystone Ski Resort

On a powder day, head to The Outback for the best fresh snow and tree skiing. For après-ski, visit the village area for lively bars and restaurants with mountain views. Keystone’s night skiing is an insider favorite, offering some of the longest night runs in Colorado, perfect for those who want to maximize their time on the slopes. Families should also check out the Kidtopia Snow Fort, a fun feature for kids located at the top of Dercum Mountain.

Best Restaurants and Bars at Keystone Resort

► For Breakfast/Brunch

Inxpot Coffeehouse

Located in Keystone’s River Run Village, this local coffeehouse is known for its piping hot beverages, warm breakfast burritos and light pastries. Take in the eclectic environment or take your breakfast sandwich, coffee or croissant with you and be on the slopes in no time.

New Moon Cafe

This laid-back eatery has an extensive breakfast menu featuring hearty meals or more traditional breakfast options, such as scrambled eggs and toast.

Haywood Cafe

Situated near the entrance to River Run Village (in the Gateway Building) is Haywood Cafe, a breakfast spot known for its variety of eggs benedict dishes.

► For Lunch

Timber Ridge

Don’t slow down from enjoying those fresh powder runs. Located on the North Peak, The Outpost Lodge houses Timber Ridge, one of Keystone’s premier, on-mountain dining options. Feel free to eat and run, or relax and take in the mountain views from the deck at 11,444 feet. You can also get warm by its expansive fireplace.

Pizza 101

Grab a slice or a whole pie to feed your hungry skiers and riders. Located in the Snowdance Plaza, Pizza 101’s extensive menu includes some pretty hilarious names for pizza with serious ingredients.

Montezuma Roadhouse

Fresh ingredients and gluten-free fare make this eatery in River Run Village a favorite respite from a morning spent shredding the slopes.

► For Dinner

Named by OpenTable.com as one of the Top 100 Scenic Restaurants in America, Alpenglow Stube is an on-mountain dining experience unlike any other. Ascend to 11,444 feet of Keystone’s North Peak via a gondola and then dine on meals created with locally-sourced ingredients.

Der Fondue Chessel

Perched on top of Keystone’s North Peak at 11,000 feet is Der Fondue Chessel, a restaurant paying homage to the Swiss winter tradition, fondue. Der Fondue’s quaint and cozy environment makes it a perfect place for couples, families and large groups.

Keystone Ranch

Winner of several prestigious awards, including AAA 4-Diamond recognition and a Wine Spectator DiRoNA winner, Keystone Ranch’s accolades are well-earned thanks to a dedication to the craft of elegant dining and serving the finest quality foods.

► Apres Ski

Kickapoo Tavern 

Kickapoo’s laid-back environment, proximity to Keystone’s three mountains and expansive patio make this spot a must for après ski. A fun play structure where kiddos can blow off some steam is located across from Kickapoo Tavern’s deck; children can play while their parents enjoy a cold beer and traditional pub fare. Kickapoo is open for lunch and dinner and features a kids’ menu in a family-friendly environment.

Snake River Saloon

A Keystone dining institution since 1975, Snake River offers guests a relaxed but fun afternoon following a day of skiing and riding. Live entertainment, drink and appetizer specials make this the perfect choice for après ski.

Keystone is about 90 minutes from Denver International Airport (DEN), making it easily accessible for travelers. From the airport, visitors can rent a car and take the scenic I-70 highway or book a shuttle service for a hassle-free ride directly to the resort. For those coming from Denver or nearby areas, driving or taking advantage of ride-share services are popular options.