COLORADO SKI AREAS · VAIL VALLEY & SAWATCH RANGE

Beaver Creek Resort

Over 2,000 acres of groomed runs and tree skiing across three base areas, with 3,340 feet of vertical.

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Beaver Creek Resort has 2,082 acres of terrain, 167 trails and 24 lifts, rising from 8,100 feet at the base to 11,440 feet at the summit for 3,340 feet of vertical. The resort reports an average of 323 inches of snow a year.

Its own pages highlight meticulously groomed corduroy runs and tree skiing across three base areas. The terrain is 28% beginner, 38% intermediate and 34% advanced, which makes it comfortable for a mixed group, and the longest run, Centennial, is about 2.75 miles.

Beaver Creek opened for the 1980-81 season, is owned and operated by Vail Resorts, and is part of the Epic Pass. Check current Beaver Creek ski conditions before you head up.

Stats from Beaver Creek Resort (official site), as of Oct 2026. (source) Conditions and pass partners change by season — confirm with the area before you go.

Map of Beaver Creek Resort

  • Easiest (green)
  • Intermediate (blue)
  • Advanced / expert (black)
  • Extreme
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Showing 175 mapped runs and 24 lifts. Open the full Beaver Creek trail map, with every run and lift listed → Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

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