Here’s when your favorite ski areas close this season

A sign says "lifts closed" for the 2024-25 ski season at Keystone
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A sign says “lifts closed” for the 2024-25 ski season at Keystone on Tuesday, April 8.

Updated at 6:02pm on Friday, April 10, 2025.

For the second winter year in a row, Colorado snow totals have fallen short of historical averages.

“It was quiet, was the best way I could put it,” said Chance Keso, senior news producer in North America for OnTheSnow.com. 

While last season still had some spectacular powder days, including Powderhorn’s record of  2 feet of fresh snow in 24 hours, this year’s pow days were not quite as big or frequent as usual. But Keso has been heartened by spring storms. He thinks it’s a sign to keep skiing just a little longer, even as the temperatures start to heat up.

“You can go out in shorts and that corn snow feels like you're surfing,” he said, smiling as he described the rounded crystals that exemplify spring snow. 

Ten ski areas have already closed:

March 30:

  • Howelsen Hill 
  • Granby Ranch 

March 31:

  • Kendall Mountain Ski Area

April 6: 

  • Buttermilk Ski Resort
  • Crested Butte Mountain Resort 
  • Keystone Ski Resort
  • Powderhorn Mountain Resort 
  • Sunlight Mountain Resort 
  • Telluride Ski Resort
  • Wolf Creek Ski Area
  • Purgatory weekdays
Skiers ride the Pallavicini lift at Arapahoe Basin
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Skiers ride the Pallavicini lift at Arapahoe Basin on Tuesday, April 8, 2024. The ski area is slated to stay open into June.

You can still get your final turns in at the following ski areas:


Closing April 13:

  • Aspen Highlands Ski Resort 
  • Beaver Creek Resort 
  • Monarch Mountain
  • Silverton Mountain
  • Ski Cooper 

Closing April 20:

  • Aspen Mountain 
  • Echo Mountain
  • Purgatory (weekends)
  • Eldora Mountain Ski Resort
  • Snowmass Ski Resort
  • Steamboat Ski Resort
  • Vail Ski Resort


Closing April 27:

  • The main Winter Park Ski Area will call it a season, but Mary Jane will stay open as long as possible. So, prepare for some t-shirts and tank tops on the slopes.
  • Purgatory Resort (stops operating weekdays April 13)

Closing May 11: 

  • Breckenridge 
  • Copper Mountain 
  • Loveland Ski Area 

Closing when summer takes these skis from our clenched fists:

  • Arapahoe Basin Ski Area says they will stay open "as long as Mother Nature will allow."
  • Mary Jane at Winter Park.

Didn’t open this season due to a broken lift:

  • Ski Hesperus 
Arapahoe Basin ski area's parking lot full of cars
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The main parking lot at Arapahoe Basin on Tuesday, April 8, 2024. The ski area is slated to stay open "until Mother Nature allows," heck yeah.

Editor's Note: This story has been updated to correct A-Basin and Winter Park's Mary Jane closing dates. They currently don't have any.