Keystone Ski Resort

Description for Keystone Ski Resort

The Keystone Drop Zone Bike Park consists of some of the country's best downhill trails with progressive terrain for riders of all abilities. Take your bike up a chairlift and gain access to some of Colorado’s most exhilarating expert downhill challenges with rock gardens, rock drops and high-speed features. Beginner and intermediate bikers can enjoy roller coaster rides over bridges and berms without the steepness or rock gardens you’ll find in other areas of the park.

And, Keystone is the hub for hundreds of miles of world-class single track . The Keystone Bike Park trails combined with the trails branching from the Colorado Trail provide seemingly endless riding opportunities.

Bike Park Stats
Dercum Summit: 11,640 feet

Base Elevation: 9,280’

Vertical Drop: 2,360’

Number of Trails: 55

Miles of Trails: 55

Beginner and Intermediate Trails:

This is the most fun you will ever have on a green run and a great way to enjoy the downhill experience without being an expert biker. Runs like Let it Ride and Mosquito Coast offer roller coaster rides over bridges and berms without the steepness or rock gardens you’ll find in other areas of the park.

Advanced and Expert Trails:

Keystone offers Colorado’s most exhilarating downhill challenges with rock gardens, rock drops and high-speed jumps. Try the new Money Trail or the Milky Way - Highspeed Dirt - Jamrock challenge.

The Drop Zone:

Located off the Paid-in-Full trail, the Drop Zone consists of a series of ridgeline drops transformed into free falls:

Alley 1
Piranha, Barracuda and Jaws - three ramps - ranging from a small 5-foot drop to a 14-foot drop that allows you to launch up to 22 feet.

Alley 2
Paranoid - Rock drop with a natural take off and narrow wooden landing between the trees.

Alley 3
Voodoo - Rock garden into a North Shore.

Alley 4
Witch Doctor - North Shore feature launching you straight into the air ending with a G-Out (a natural landscape feature shaped like a berm ending in a straight and steep downhill run out).

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Directions to Keystone Ski Resort Trailhead