Winter Park Resort

Winter Park Resort is made up of two connected mountains, Winter Park and Mary Jane, with 3,081 skiable acres and 23 lifts, including a 10-person gondola and three high-speed six-packs. The resort's statistics page lists 166 designated trails, base and summit elevations of 9,000 and 12,060 feet, and a 3,060-foot vertical. It reports more than 344 inches of snow in an average year, and snowmaking covers 313 acres.

The terrain mix is weighted toward harder runs: 8% beginner, 18% intermediate, 19% advanced, 52% most difficult and 3% expert only. Mary Jane, the older half of the resort, includes Parsenn Bowl, Vasquez Ridge, Eagle Wind and The Cirque, and the resort's history page describes it as known for bump runs and tree skiing.

Winter Park describes itself as Colorado's longest continuously operating ski resort; it opened January 28, 1940. The resort is on the Ikon Pass and operated by Alterra Mountain Company, and the land and resort are owned by the City and County of Denver. Check current Winter Park ski conditions before you go.

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