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Facilities & Services

Keystone ski resort is purpose built and has lots of well designed amenities and facilities.

Eating On Mountain Keystone is a big place with a whole lot of terrain miles from the village, so utilising the on mountain dining is a must. On mountain dining is available in three locations at the top and bottom of North Peak and on top of Dercum Mountain.

There are some on-mountain dining extremes at Keystone. Just below the top of North Peak in the Outpost area, right next to each other are the Alpenglow Stube and Timber Ridge Food Court. Alpenglow Stube provides glorious (and a little pricey) lunches in a cosy, well heeled environment, whilst Timber Food Court provides overpriced hamburgers with wet soggy buns, cold chips (fries) and the tiniest lasagne serves. Pay the money and eat at Alpenglow Stube.

If you’re planning on downloading the gondola at the end of the day, have a grog or two at the Summit House bar, The Board Room, located on Dercum Mountain.

Facilities for Children The Keystone Children’s Centre runs two ‘daycare’ programs: standard indoors ‘daycare’ for ages 2 months to 6 years; plus ‘Snowplay Daycare’ for ages 3 to 6 years is a non ski program that lets the kids play in the snow as well tear up the indoor children’s centre.

Ski and Snowboard School The ski school at Keystone goes by the cool sounding acronym SRS. Catering for all ages 3 years and up, it has the range of programs and quality instruction one would expect from a high end ski resort such as Keystone. The SRS is also an official Burton learn to ride centre which allegedly is designed to ‘fast track’ snowboarders learning their knuckle dragging ways.

Equipment Rental Gear rentals are available from ‘Keystone Sports’ near the base of lifts at both River Run and Mountain House. A host of other rental shops are located in River Run Village's shopping precinct, all close to the lifts.

Banking Facilities ATMs are available in each of the three main village areas. Full banking facilities are available 5 minutes down the road in the towns of Dillon and Silverthorne.