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Snow Fort M Ro N K D Am S L UUNPATROLLEDNPATROLLED G C O K D W B S R a F O O a H Ar E T C L Late Dec GRAYS PEAK TORREYS PEAK 14,270 MOUNT EDWARDS 14,267 13,850 ARGENTINE PEAK 13,738 GLACIER MOUNTAIN 12,443 MOUNT GUYOT 13,370 BALD MOUNTAIN 13,684 WAPITI PEAK 12,354 KEYSTONE PEAK 1.25 miles 12,408 NORTH BOWL G SOUTH BOWL o Closes at 1:30 p.m. a Closes at 1:30 p.m. l p o Outer 1 mile s t C t ERICKSON BOWL h Limits m s r G iu P ba i ad um e st u St a m B m ALL UPPER BOWL HIKING Closes at 1:30 p.m. l he o a l T es w oombat s y hut l FROM OUTPOST LODGE ONLY C W le St Tr ry ChutChutes es ra e to Bingo e Forest Service Access y e ic TeTele rrees H T V T Tom or h est my se e qu Kn C on 1.75 miles .5 miles ock or C p er ra ra INDEPENDENCE MOUNTAIN l e T Th Den The Black Forest 12,614 INDEPENDENCE BOWL BERGMAN BOWL olf W M Closes at 1:30 p.m. Closes at 1:30 p.m. Rath he r B bone T W . T la f o oa c ol THE OUTBACK lv d k w er ’ n r . i s O e 11,980 n R o b e W B r C o p . orn m r W i I uco i e l c e P pi T k i d k n a c ld y 8 ha fi R rt 6 w re id e 1 h e s ib us I e P n e L A B ik r l 1.5 miles r a d h e b T T a g o w y t m d B P E E y o E o o F t ri b a z , l l r t r B z h l rc k k I a a a i k f e P r O u c b p R R B i G R e i y n u u L e u S e n n e de NORTH PEAK h n a i T t R 11,660 B h i ig g n THE WINDOWS Ro h id u o M le Trot r Closes at 2:00 p.m. t ox n te F ion Anticipation Es olut B ca Rev lac pe k J Ja ack ne ’s J ou Spillway C rn o ey y o ™ te C S a S p ESESS ne e Br a r r SENSITIVE WILDLIFE AREA C r k to r a c le ADVENTURE POINT N B W ap hm e o o G u m EXPR p DO NOT ENTER ar u c il G a p a e Snow Fort M ro n k d am s l UUNPATROLLEDNPATROLLED g C o K d w B S r A F o o a h ar e t C L late Dec. - early April u G rr o d P e a UNMAINTAINED o s e t s r x e a l a h i t weather dependent u s T L F D T DERCUM MOUNTAIN r g u a r s e r TBAC a b p n o w p a t o ™ a c C U 11,640 m t ll A C e a i A S r OUTBACKO EXPR ONDOL r G t W L OST G e e S e HIL OUTPOSTOUTP GONDOLA r h G d o o T N n u BI w TTUBINGU HILL S i t n o m a h WAYBACWAYBACK k P o e G P l it a d K e ™ s s Glades s er S Moza ipp cout rt D LEARNING RRANGERANG ng ER™ pri S AREA deavor En UNPATROLLED s UNMAINTAINED e B S d l c a a r l c o h k l o G NASTAR Racing e o H h lm M t a e c i e c a a ne l w l k a B rm S f h u k af c D t B a ia t J m e l o l n u d B n B M a ac o k ™ m za h r S c an t n m t e h u r e ncer c s RES e r F r - F i a e s r i nta p s I Sa ip F D o n D r d t l r g a i C a in a r m t Sp h W CCat Dancer D S aw tc i ps u lle am hi D e o ™ B n TIAGO EXP W g a RUBYR EXPRESSd e n Id UB B F i SS a c AN ly A-51 Y k e SSANTIAGO EXPRESS a k F By E t y RE pas X n d P s PRES a n S a r w SilvermasteSilvermasterr w e a S ™ S s s k MA EX r ip e c ste a a h am ym W . J h EZU Pa St w ues k Jacq c on tor a M Spo ba M J MONTMONTEZUMA EXPRESS er Incu is o Silve s d ThThe o e ’sAAlley u s da e r DOLA n e lle e i GONGONDOLA u bird t oo r Fr an Jay oD te y MIMIDD STSTATATIONION r R G Ho as L e i rk t v r lm a e i l o e R ho P tr Sc S en n L rd ai ast Chance Gar il M B a 0 ™ r y on R 7 ge o o ps I- A-51 Terrain Park SS ™ e b ™ B B om en A t J h d a nt a T r d il fi c y a A-51 DOL an r k ss G EXPREN idl O a il en IT s G a d GO M t hoolmarm R r r Sc a MM N a G w w w il SUSUMMIT EXPRESSun ash a R RU R Dercum’s D R MontMontezuma VE er B B I iv B RRIVER RUNR GONDOLA e e ezuma e RoRoad Ballhooter ad a ™ Packsaddle Gondola East r S T Bowl r RES ee er EXP ht il Ina’s Way ic ev RU t R Go D E oo PERUP EXPRESSH st The Slot R La ive ™ r Ru Gondola West E un To River Run R M oa S o c NTIN n d h t E ezu o m o H G a l a East Key m R R stone y oa R a w AARGENTINE d oa r o d m o H d IG t H o W o il A H Dev Y st r Go 6 Mountain House East La Lowe Gateway Keystone T Plaza o E Medical Center ast Ke ys ™ ton Y e R The Inn at oad VER Keystone SCO DISCOVERDI LEARNING AREA We Mountain House West st K eys ton e R oad River Run Shuttle Keystone Lodge & Spa Conference Center Stop Light To I-70, Dillon, & Lakeside Nordic Center.
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