Dillon Reservoir
Reservoir · Summit County · CO
Surface: 3,233 acres · Jun – Sep (off season)
$57 kayak, 2 hr
3,128 ft vertical · 3,149 acres · 140 trails · 21 lifts
For the 2026–27 season. Check blackout dates on holiday weeks.
In season (by target dates)
Targets “as soon as possible in October” (opened Oct 25 in 2025); closing is usually early to mid-April.
Night skiing, a skating lake and kids ski free.
Three peaks with long groomers in front and quieter bowls behind, plus the longest ski day in Colorado thanks to night skiing. A big outdoor skating lake, tubing and a giant mountaintop snow fort make it a family favorite. Kids 12 and under ski free when you book two or more nights through the resort.
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2026–27 dates where they’re posted. “Usually” means the date follows past years. Confirm before you go.
Fireworks and a torchlight parade over River Run gondola plaza, after music and night skiing from 4 to 7 pm. Free.
Costumed skiers and riders try to skim across a slushy pond at the end of the season.
New hotel and condos at River Run, steps from the gondola, with a spa and the ski school on site.
Resort hotel beside the skating lake in Lakeside Village with a full spa.
Straightforward hotel on US-6 with breakfast included, between Keystone and Dillon.
Value motel-style rooms by Lake Dillon in Dillon town.
Historic log lodge that is now a cozy inn and a well-loved restaurant.
Rates are typical winter lows before taxes and fees, and change constantly. Book on the property’s own site.
A big maintained outdoor rink on the lake in Lakeside Village, with skate rentals.
Billed as the world’s largest mountaintop snow fort, at the top of Dercum Mountain. Kids love it.
Horse-drawn sleigh rides from Keystone Stables, including dinner rides.
Fine dining at the top of North Peak, reached by gondola.
River Run log-cabin tavern with a sunny patio at the bottom of the gondola.
Long-running steakhouse and bar with live music on US-6.
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Surface: 3,233 acres · Jun – Sep (off season)
$57 kayak, 2 hr
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