Beaver Creek Mountain Stats 

Beaver Creek Mountain Statistics
Beaver Creek, Colorado is one of the most diverse mountains in the world. Every type of terrain - from designated beginner areas, to regions that will challenge even the most experienced skiers - can be found within its 1,600 acres of skiing. And with 14 efficient lifts and minimal crowds, you’ll enjoy more time on the slopes of this fabulous mountain rather than standing in lines. Lift tickets for Beaver Creek are also valid at Vail, Breckenridge, Arapahoe Basin, and Keystone (including night skiing)!

Beaver Creek Winter Season
The ski area usually opens in the third week in November and continues operation through mid-April.  The mountain is open daily from 9:00am to 4:00pm.

Beaver Creek Base Elevation  8,100 ft. / 2,469 m Summit Elevation  11,440 ft. / 3,488 m Vertical Rise  4,040 ft. / 1,231 m Number Trails  148 Number Lifts  17 Bachelor Gulch Base Elevation  8,100 ft. / 2,469 m Number Trails  25 Number Lifts  2 Arrowhead Base Elevation      7,400 ft. / 2,255 m Number Trails  12 Number Lifts  1   Stats for Entire Beaver Creek Mountain Snowmaking  605 acres Avg Annual Snowfall  310 inches / 787cm Total Vertical Rise  4.040 ft. Total Skiable Area  1,805 acres Total Number of Trails  146 Longest Run (Centennial)  2¾ miles Terrain Park  3 Half Pipe  1   Trail Classification - Entire Beaver Creek Mountain Expert/Advanced  38% Intermediate  43% Beginner  19% Bowls  2, Rose Bowl and Larkspur Bowl Total Number of Lifts  14, including 1 surface lift High-Speed Quad  10 Triple Chair    2 Double Chair  3 Total Uphill Capacity/hour  25,939 Climate Winter Temperatures: Daytime - 45 degrees Nighttime - below 30 degrees Summer Temperatures: Daytime - 75 degrees Nightime - 45 degrees Beaver Creek enjoys more than 275 days of sunshine annually