Colorado ski area closing dates for the 2023-24 season

Maddie Rhodes
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DENVER (KDVR) — Springtime in Colorado is just around the corner, and some ski areas have already announced their closing dates for the season.

Despite Denver’s warm start to the month, snow is still accumulating in the high country. March is usually Colorado’s snowiest month of the year, meaning there’s more powder expected to go around.

How close is Denver to spring?

Announced ski area closing dates

Based on the current announcements, almost all of the ski areas will be open until around the end of March. Many will close at the start of April, and some last throughout April and even until June.

This list is as of March 6 and is subject to change as weather and conditions permit. This list will be updated periodically.

Hesperus Ski Area: Closed for the season

Howelsen Hill: March 24 (conditions permitting)

Buttermilk Mountain: March 31

Crested Butte Mountain Resort: April 7

Sunlight: April 6

Aspen Highlands: April 6

Telluride Ski Resort: April 7

Loveland Ski Area: Loveland Valley – April 7, Loveland Basin – Early May

Silverton Mountain: April 13

Snowmass: April 14

Eldora Mountain: April 14

Steamboat: April 21

Aspen Mountain: April 21

Arapahoe Basin: Tenitavely June 2

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To be decided ski area closing dates

Many ski areas still haven’t announced their closing dates, but these are the dates they closed last season, according to SnowPak.

Powderhorn: TBD, closed April 9 last season

Beaver Creek Resort: TBD, closed April 16 last season

Echo Mountain: TBD, closed April 16 last season

Keystone: TBD, closed April 17 last season

Vail Mountain: TBD, closed April 23 last season

Purgatory Resort: TBD, until late April last season

Copper Mountain: TBD, tickets are on sale until April 28 (as of March 6)

Breckenridge Ski Resort: TBD, closed May 21 last season

Winter Park: TBD, closed May 29 last season

Wolf Creek: TBD

Monarch Mountain: TBD

Granby Ranch: TBD

Enjoy these last few weeks of powder before the springtime warmth rolls in over the mountains.

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