PEAKHOUSE COLORADO: GROUP SKI TRIP 2027
Experience the best of Colorado’s high-alpine terrain on a bucket-list ski trip.
Over six days we’ll ski several of Colorado’s best resorts, including Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, and Winter Park, while staying together in a large luxury chalet in Silverthorne with easy access to each mountain. The trip combines great terrain with a social group atmosphere, giving you the chance to explore new runs and spend the week skiing or riding with a great group of people.
Trip Details
Dates: February 28 - March 5, 2027 (base trip); March 5-7, 2027 (Steamboat addendum)
Location: Silverthorne, Colorado
Accommodation: 5 nights in a spacious Silverthorne chalet (optional 2 night addendum in Steamboat Springs)
Resorts: Copper, Arapahoe Basin, Winter Park. Optional addendum to Steamboat (Ikon Pass-based trip)
Recommended Ability Level: Low Intermediate to Expert
What’s Included
Accommodation: 5 nights in ski-lodge-style accommodations
Groceries: Fully-stocked kitchen for snacks and on-demand meals
Meals: Daily breakfasts and select group dinners
Amenities: Hot tubs, fireplaces, and après-ski social events
What’s Not Included
Airfare to and from Colorado
Ski passes and rental gear
Ikon Pass
Lunches (unless prepared with available sandwich materials) and some dinners
Travel insurance
Any optional activities not mentioned in “What’s Included”
Day 1 – Sunday, Feb 28: Arrival + Welcome Night
Arrive in Denver (Denver International Airport → 2-hour car ride)
Check into the chalet; settle in and meet the group
Welcome dinner prepared by the PeakRankings team – hearty, home-cooked meal to fuel the trip
Evening: Trip briefing, Q&A, and optional stroll through Silverthorne
Day 2 – Monday, March 1: Copper Mountain
Our first ski day takes us to Copper Mountain, one of Colorado’s most thoughtfully designed resorts. The mountain naturally separates terrain by ability level, making it an ideal place for everyone to find runs suited to their comfort level.
Beginner Options
Copper is one of the best mountains in Colorado for a warm up day!
Recommended terrain includes:
Kokomo lift learning area
Lumberjack and Fairplay runs
West Village green terrain
Intermediate Options
Intermediate skiers will have access to long, scenic cruiser runs such as:
Copperopolis
Andy’s Encore
Sierra lift terrain
Copper is home to some of the most incredible bowl terrain around… and you don’t need to be an expert to do it!
Advanced Options
Advanced skiers can head straight to Copper’s famous bowls and hike-to terrain, including:
Spaulding Bowl
Copper Bowl
Tucker Mountain hike terrain
In the evening we’ll enjoy a group burger dinner back at the chalet followed by a relaxed night together.
Day 3 – Tuesday, March 2: Copper Mountain + Silverthorne Après
Our second day at Copper allows everyone to explore deeper into the mountain and ski areas they may have missed on the first day.
After skiing we’ll meet for après-ski drinks before heading into Silverthorne for dinner.
We’ve rented out a large, private chalet specifically for us - perfect to get to know a great group of people!
Day 4 – Wednesday, March 3: Arapahoe Basin
Arapahoe Basin — known locally as “A-Basin” — is one of Colorado’s most iconic ski areas, famous for its high-alpine terrain and unique atmosphere.
Beginner Options
While A-Basin is known for advanced terrain, it still offers beginner skiing:
Molly Hogan bunny hill lift area
Black Mountain Express groomers
Intermediate Options
Intermediate skiers and riders can explore a large portion of the mountain, most notably wide-open groomed runs with stunning alpine scenery:
Lenawee six-pack terrain on the front side
Montezuma Bowl cruisers on the back side
Advanced and Expert Options
Advanced and expert skiers and riders will have access to some of the most exciting terrain in Colorado, including:
Pallavicini lift steeps
The Beavers terrain area
East Wall hike-to and Steep Gullies hike-out terrain (conditions permitting)
After skiing we’ll experience A-Basin’s famous “Beach” tailgate scene before returning to Silverthorne for dinner.
Arapahoe Basin offers some of the coolest hike-to terrain around, and it’s even better when you have the group to adventure with you.
Day 5 – Thursday, March 4: Winter Park
Next we head over Berthoud Pass to ski Winter Park, one of Colorado’s largest and most diverse ski resorts.
Beginner Options
Winter Park has several beginner-friendly areas for learning and building confidence, including:
Easy groomers off the Prospector lift
Scenic beginner runs near the base area
Intermediate Options
Intermediate skiers will love Winter Park’s long blue cruisers, most notably:
High-alpine bowls off Panoramic lift
Windy and scenic groomers off Wild Spur lift on Winter Park side
Less busy cruisers off Sunnyside six-pack on Mary Jane side
Advanced Options
Advanced skiers can explore some of the mountain’s most challenging terrain, including:
Entire Mary Jane area (famous for long, demanding mogul runs)
Eagle Wind tree skiing
Vasquez Cirque (hike-to or paid sled ride with limited tracks)
After skiing we’ll return to the chalet for our final group dinner and trip celebration.
These Colorado mountains have some of the most scenic cruisers you’ll ever try.
Day 6 – Friday, March 5: Departure Day + Choose Your Own Adventure
Our final day is intentionally flexible depending on what the group wants to do.
Option 1: Return to a Favorite Mountain
We may return to:
Copper Mountain
Arapahoe Basin
Winter Park
This allows everyone to ski their favorite terrain one more time.
Option 2: Relaxation Day
For those who prefer a slower pace, Summit County also offers plenty of great options such as:
Visiting nearby hot springs
Exploring historic museums
Coffee shops, breweries, and restaurants in Frisco or Dillon
In the evening, guests will either depart or continue on to the Steamboat extension.
I-70 mountains not enough for you? Spend the weekend with us in Steamboat too!
Optional Extension: Steamboat Springs
March 5 – March 7, 2027
For those who want to extend the adventure, we’ll head to Steamboat for two additional days of skiing.
Steamboat is famous for its incredible tree skiing, high-quality snow, and classic Colorado ski town atmosphere. The resort also just underwent the most significant expansion and base area revitalization of any Colorado ski resort in over two decades.
Highlights include:
Legendary powder tree runs
Newly expanded Mahogany Ridge and Fish Creek Canyon
Extensive après in the historic town of Steamboat Springs.
This extension is perfect for anyone who wants to experience one more iconic Colorado ski destination.
Are you ready to join us?
Pricing
Economy room: $1,699
Shared room: $1,899
Private room: $3,099
Steamboat addendum:
Approximately $699 shared, $1,099 private
NOTE: $100 discount for rental car drivers & payment plans available
Spaces are limited, so if you’re interested, apply now!
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the Colorado trip?
The Colorado trip runs February 28 to March 5, 2027, arriving on Sunday and departing on Friday. An optional Steamboat addendum runs March 5 to 7.
How much does this trip cost?
An economy room is $1,699, a shared room is $1,899 and a private room is $3,099. Zero-interest payment plans are standard for all applicants, and rental car drivers get $100 off. The optional Steamboat addendum is approximately $699 for a shared room or $1,099 for a private room.
Where do we stay?
We stay five nights in a spacious chalet in Silverthorne, Colorado, with hot tubs and fireplaces. Steamboat addendum guests stay two more nights in Steamboat Springs.
Which resorts do we ski?
We ski Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin and Winter Park. The last day is flexible, with the option to return to a favorite mountain or take a relaxation day in Summit County. The addendum adds Steamboat.
How do we get there?
Airfare to and from Colorado is not included. Fly into Denver International Airport (DEN) on February 28. Silverthorne is about a two-hour drive from the airport. We carpool in rental cars to and from the resorts, and on the last day guests either head back to Denver in the evening or continue on to Steamboat.
What meals are included?
Daily breakfasts and select group dinners are included, and the kitchen is fully stocked for snacks and on-demand meals. Lunches (unless prepared with the available sandwich materials) and some dinners are not included.
Which passes work?
Ski passes are not included. This is an Ikon Pass trip, and Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, Winter Park and Steamboat are all on the Ikon Pass.
What is not included?
Airfare to and from Colorado, ski passes and rental gear, travel insurance, most lunches and some dinners, and any optional activities not listed as included.
What skill level do I need?
The recommended ability level is low intermediate to expert.
Can I come solo?
Yes. PeakHouse is built for people to meet new ski friends of similar ability, and we are happy to coordinate intros before your start date.
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
If you need to cancel, we can provide a refund only if we are able to find a person to take your spot. If you volunteered to drive, your replacement must also be a driver. For most domestic trips we expect this to be possible within 60 to 90 days of the trip, but we cannot guarantee it.
How do I apply or sign up?
We are currently accepting applications from skiers and snowboarders who are 21 and older. Use the Apply button to sign up. Spaces are limited, and zero-interest payment plans are standard for all applicants.