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The Denver Post wrote a good article recently on the uphill skiing policies at Colorado ski areas.
A dizzying array of differences price and policy differences await uphill skiers at Colorado resorts this winter.
Some areas will allow uphilling only outside of ski area operating hours — meaning only when the lifts aren’t running — but others will allow it during operating hours as well. All restrict uphill travel to certain routes, with most offering only a handful of trails, but a third or so of Winter Park’s terrain will be open for skinning.
Most require buying an uphill season pass for a nominal fee, but uphilling is free at all five Vail Resorts properties in the state: Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Crested Butte.
See the details on each ski areas policies at the Denver Post article.
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