Gunnison: 28 miles/45 km south
Denver: 230 miles/368 km northeast
Montrose: 90 miles/144 km southwest
Colorado Springs: 194 miles/312 km east
Aspen: 24 air miles/38 km (and one very big mountain range). 2.5 hour drive in the summer; 4-5 hour drive in the winter (Kebler Pass is closed during winter months)

CBMR’s terrain park program is designed to offer a clear progression to guests. Whether mastering jumps, rails or the halfpipe, riders will find a series of features that matches their ability level, allowing them to move from beginner to more advanced lines within each park, and then to more advanced parks as skills improve.

Advanced Park: The Gold Link Terrain Park, (1,800 feet long) located under the Gold Link lift on the Cascade trail, includes medium and large jump features, a full spread of rail features and the SuperPipe.

Jib Park: The Keystone Rail Park is the resort’s first park to open for the season, offering a variety of rail features from a beginner to intermediate level. The focus is on providing fun, creative features that less experienced and expert riders alike are sure to enjoy. The Keystone Jib Park evolves throughout the season with new features, jibs and rails coming online weekly.

Beginner Park: This popular park is located off the Painter Boy lift and is open to skiers, snowboarders and snowskates. The park offers a full progression of features from rolling terrain to beginner hits and rails. It is open to all ages and is popular with kids. Special feature for parents: enjoy a cup of joe at the Camp 4 Coffee location at the top of the park while watching the kids rip it up.

Snowboard/Skiercross Track: Located on Canaan off the Paradise quad, descending under the lift, this track is designed for multi-user fun. It is open throughout the bulk of the season in preparation for the USASA Southwest Colorado Series races.

Nov. 23 – Dec. 15, 2011  Adult / Teen* / Child** / Senior*** 
 1-Day            $59 /  $53 /  $30 / $44
 2-Day          $118 / $106 /  $60 / $89
 3 of 5 Day    $177 / $159 /  $90 / $133
 4 of 6 Day    $236 / $212 / $120 / $177
 5 of 7 Day    $275 / $250 / $140 / $206
 6 of 8 Day    $330 / $300 / $168 / $248
 7 of 10 Day  $385 / $350 / $196 / $289

 Dec. 16, 2011 – Apr. 8, 2012 Adult / Teen* /  Child** / Senior***
 1-Day              $92 /  $83 /   $46 / $69
 2-Day            $184 / $166 /   $92 / $138
 3 of 5 Day      $276 / $249 / $138 / $207
 4 of 6 Day      $368 / $332 / $184 / $276 
 5 of 7 Day      $435 / $390 / $220 / $326
 6 of 8 Day      $522 / $468 / $264 / $392
 7 of 10 Day    $609 / $546 / $308 / $457

 *Teen/Young Adult category includes ages 13 – 17 years.
 **Children 6 & under ski/ride free
***Senior category includes ages 65 and over.

 Note: Discounted lift ticket packages are available year-round through Crested Butte Vacations: 800-544-8448

 Adults and kids can improve their on-mountain skills no matter your age, ability or whether you ski or snowboard. Group and private lessons are available. Camp CB is where learning and fun converge to create a memorable experience for your child. Camp CB also has a nursery that accepts children beginning at the age of 2 months. They are open 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. daily throughout the winter months.
 
 Prices*:    Regular Season / Holiday Season
 
 Full day Group Lessons
        Adult               $120 / $130
        Camp CB          $145 / $155
 Private Lessons
        full-day            $605 / 635

* For a full list of Ski and Ride School pricing, visit http://www.skicb.com/cbmr/mountain/lessons.aspx 

The town boasts one of Colorado's largest National Historic Districts, with charm impossible to convey in words. Although "magical" and "charming" are words synonymous with Crested Butte, this doesn't mean the town hasn't kept a bit of its irreverence. Crested Butte is also known to many as “Colorado’s Last Great Ski Town”.

Crested Butte is home to Colorado's first X-Games, the legendary U.S. Extreme Freeskiing Championships, the U. S. Extreme Freeskiing Telemark Championships, the Al Johnson Up-Hill, Down-Hill Nordic Race and the Elk Mountain Grand Traverse.

Nestled in the heart of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains, Crested Butte is committed to preserving the pristine landscape and mountain lifestyle. With vibrant Victorian storefronts and expressive local characters, the small historic town remains true to its heritage and radiates an unparalleled welcoming and inviting spirit that celebrates a simpler life and time. Thanks to a widely diverse landscape, whether beginner or burgeoning national champion, outdoor enthusiasts of all levels will find a new challenge with each visit. From world-class mountain biking, to legendary skiing and snowboarding, to a secluded fly-fishing experience, Crested Butte is one of Colorado’s best-kept secrets.