Colorado Ski Resorts Prepare for Winter Season
With temperatures dropping and snow falling in Colorado's high peaks, ski resorts are racing to open their slopes to the public for the 2025-26 winter season.
Arapahoe Basin Ski Area, Loveland Ski Area, and Keystone Resort have started making snow, with plans to open as soon as conditions allow.
“This is a huge sign of winter,” A-Basin communications manager Shayna Silverman said. “Get excited for winter, get your skis and boards waxed and get your pass ready. Opening day is going to be here before you know it.”
The snowmaking efforts follow a weekend of significant precipitation, bringing favorable weather conditions for the upcoming season.
Author's summary: Colorado ski resorts start making snow for the 2025-26 season.
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