The second largest Colorado ski resort is built for both the dedicated skier and those looking for a lavish vacation. Winter Park is teeming with wildlife, wildflowers, lakes and streams filled with trout, beautiful panoramic views and, of course, nearly 400 inches of some of the best Colorado snow. Layers of white powder and miles of slopes and trails await you in Winter Park, Colorado. More than half the trails are designated as black or double-black diamond, if that gives you any idea of the type of terrain on the mountain. Plus, there's plenty of accessible backcountry and heli-skiing for those wanting more of an adrenaline rush. 

Winter Park, Colorado is surrounded by thousands of acres of the Arapahoe National Forest and three designated wilderness areas. Thirteen peaks rise above the valley floor to more than 12,000 feet. Winter Park, Colorado is extremely popular and accessible. It's about an hour from the Denver International Airport by car, and a Denver train transports folks to and from the resort. Winter Park, Colorado has long boasted of a reputation as Colorado's favorite ski area. So don't miss out on what is sure to be a memorable trip.

Winter Park Statistics

Vertical Rise: 3,060 feet
Skiable Terrain: 2,886 acres
Peak Elevation: 12,060 feet
Base Elevation: 9,000 feet
Annual Snowfall: 370 inches
Number of Lifts: 22
Number of Trails: 134