Mountains in Denver

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Loveland Ski Area

12 mi. east of Silverthorne at I-70, Exit 216, CO, 80444
Mountains
800-736-3
Sports and Recreation

While it may not have the acreage or terrain parks that the bigger mountains can boast, Loveland is revered by a strong following. You don’t have to walk through a massive, overpriced shopping village to get to the lifts, and parking and shuttle services are free. But while Loveland may not have a fancy reputation, […]

Keystone Resort

Highway 6 from I-70, exit 205 to Silverthorne/Dillon, CO, 80435
Mountains
970-754-0001
Hotels and Resorts
Sports and Recreation

Keystone Resort is the largest ski resort in Summit County. Owned by Vail Resorts, which also owns Beaver Creek, Breckenridge and Vail itself, it’s a popular destination not just with vacationers but Denverites who want to put in a day skiing; it’s one of the first mountains you hit going west on I-70. Across three […]

Mishawaka Amphitheatre

13714 Poudre Canyon, CO, 80512
Mountains
970-482-4420
Music Venues
Performing Arts Venues

Mishawaka Amphitheatre is situated on the banks of the Poudre River, not too far from Fort Collins. Know to locals as the Mish, it can hold about 750 people and is an intimate outdoor venue overlooking both the river and the Rocky Mountains. The Mish hosts a variety of national and local acts, including a […]

Frisco Nordic Center

Highway 9, CO, 80443
Mountains
970-668-0866
Attractions and Amusement Parks
Sports and Recreation

The Frisco Nordic Center in Frisco in Summit County offers seasonal access to 43 km of cross-country ski trails of all difficulties. Whether you are taking lessons as a beginner or racing as an expert, the center is a premier location for honing your skills. Snowshoeing and sleigh rides are also available.