Last Updated September 25, 2020
Colorado currently is under a mask order issues by Gov. Jared Polis, which requires anyone over the age of 11 to wear a mask or other face covering over their nose and mouth when entering or moving within any public indoor space or waiting to use public or non-personal transportation services like a bus, train, taxi or rideshare. More information on Colorado’s mask order can be found here. Colorado Ski Country ski areas also have mask requirements. Guests should visit a ski area’s website or call ahead with any questions about specific ski area policies.
Winter Operations
While we do not know every detail about the upcoming ski season and conditions will continue to evolve throughout the season, we do know that Colorado Ski Country member ski areas are excited to welcome skiers and riders to the slopes for the 2020-21 season! This ski season will be different, but there is no better antidote to our current times than being outside, naturally social distant enjoying Colorado’s signature sports of skiing and snowboarding.
Click here for Resort Season Dates.
Information about specific Colorado Ski Country USA member ski areas related to COVID-19 can be found by clicking on the logos of the ski areas below.
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For information on resort season passes and guarantees for the winter season, click here to go to our Season Pass page.
This page will be updated with the most up to date information from ski areas across Colorado.
Tips for your Colorado Ski Country Visit
Know Before Your Go. As you consider your winter plans, we encourage you to do your research before your trip. Check ski area websites, social media and other communications prior to your visit to understand current ticketing availability and other policies or restrictions.
Stay at home when experiencing any signs or symptoms of illness or if you have someone in your household experiencing signs or symptoms of illness or if you have been in close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19. We have a shared responsibility to protect each other.
Practice good hand hygiene. Use hand sanitizer frequently—before and after touching high touch surfaces. Avoid touching your mouth, eyes and nose.
If you are at higher risk or have someone at higher risk in your household, consider skiing on a low volume day or wait until the risk is lower in public places. Ski areas will be here to welcome you when you return.
Exhibit COVID-19 responsible behavior at ski areas and in ski communities. Large, non-physically distanced group gatherings should not be part of your plans before, during or after skiing during the 2020-21 ski season.