Keystone: A Rocky Mountain Escape

Getting There

• Driving

  From Denver International Airport (DEN), take I-70 West for approximately 90 miles. Take exit 205 toward Silverthorne/Dillon. Turn left onto Highway 6 and drive 6.2 miles to Keystone Resort. Note that during winter, Colorado's Traction Law is in effect, requiring vehicles to have 4WD, AWD, or snow tires/chains. Be aware of potential weekend traffic, especially eastbound. There are several parking options in Keystone, including free parking at River Run, Mountain House East, and Lakeside Village lots. Paid parking is available at Mountain House West. Parking rates vary, but expect to pay around $25 for day parking and $25 for overnight parking in paid lots. Valet parking is also available at Keystone Lodge & Spa and Hyatt Place Keystone. Consider using the I-70 Mountain Express Lane for a faster trip, but note that it is a toll road. An ExpressToll pass is recommended to avoid additional service charges. Toll costs vary depending on the time of day and traffic conditions.

• Shuttle

  Several shuttle services provide transportation from Denver International Airport (DEN) to Keystone Resort. Epic Mountain Express offers shared shuttles with prices ranging from $69 to $129 per person, or $55 to $103 with an Epic Pass discount. Private shuttles are also available for a more personalized experience, with prices ranging from $549 to $1169 depending on the vehicle type and number of guests. Shuttles drop off at most hotels and lodging in Keystone, including Keystone Lodge & Spa. Be sure to book your shuttle in advance, especially during peak season.

• Public Transport

  From various locations in Summit County, you can utilize the Summit Stage, a free county-wide transportation system, to reach Keystone. The Summit Stage provides access to the main areas in Keystone Resort. Once in Keystone, the Keystone Resort Shuttle runs every 20 minutes to connect the main areas within the resort. This free shuttle service makes it easy to get around without a car.