Always FREE, family friendly and a good time!
Food and drink available for purchase outside in Mountain Goat Plaza during the concert.
Costume contest in the 6th Alley Bar and Grill
Meet in the 6th Alley Bar & Grill at 4:00 p.m. dressed in your best Halloween costume and win Arapahoe Basin prizes!
Categories to include:
Adult (ages 15+): TBD
Group: 1st place $100 A-Basin gift card.
Kids 14 and under: 1st place $50 gift card.
Mark your calendars for the Halloween Rail Jam!
This is a FREE event in the Terrain Park!
12:00 p.m. Jam format
11:00 a.m. registration on-site at the Terrain Park
Categories to include: Snowboard Men and Women, Ski Men and Women.
Please bring your best tricks and costumes for this Jam.
Join us for a six part series of uphill challenges Tuesday mornings in November, December and January. Challenge yourself to all six or pick and choose which morning works the best for you and your workout schedule. Starting in Mountain Goat Plaza at 10,780’ and finishing near the Summit at 12,474’, with twists and turns along the way, the early morning Rise and Shine Rando Races are a fun and challenging way to start your day!
Sample Course Description
The race will start at 7:00 a.m. in Mountain Goat Plaza (check-in begins at 6:00 a.m. in the Rental Shop). Racers will skin up High Noon to Black Mountain Lodge, yell their bib number to the race official, and then transition/remove skins and head down Ramrod to the plaza. Rinse, repeat. At 8:00 a.m., we will start to hold racers at Black Mountain Lodge, as you cannot start a new lap after that time. The three men and three women with the most laps in the shortest amount of time will win prizes! We think this is a pretty fun way to make the most out of this early season, and get some solid training in for those of you who use this race to prep for long tours or for fitness, with plenty of transitions and downhill!
Cost: TBD
Dynafit will be on site with a small demo fleet of race skis, boots and several touring setups for beginners. Dynafit, along with our other sponsors, will be providing top prizes and fun shwag!
Keep checking back here for more details and updates!
Join us for a six part series of uphill challenges Tuesday mornings in November, December and January. Challenge yourself to all six or pick and choose which morning works the best for you and your workout schedule. Starting in Mountain Goat Plaza at 10,780’ and finishing near the Summit at 12,474’, with twists and turns along the way, the early morning Rise and Shine Rando Races are a fun and challenging way to start your day!
Sample Course Description
The skin will start in Mountain Goat Plaza and competitors will make their way up High Noon around the flag at Black Mountain Lodge, de-skin and ski down Ramrod returning to the plaza. From the plaza, the competitors make their way around the start flag and once again ascend High Noon. Competitors continue just past Black Mountain Lodge and ascend Dercums Gulch to Lenawee Face. At the summit turn right and traverse the cat walk towards Patrol Headquarters for an inside finish in Snow Plume Refuge. This course has approximately 2,300’ vertical feet of elevation gain.
Cost: TBD
Dynafit will be on site with a small demo fleet of race skis, boots and several touring setups for beginners. Dynafit, along with our other sponsors, will be providing top prizes and fun shwag!
Keep checking back here for more details and updates!
Tickets go on Sale October 1 , 2017.
Unlike other Moonlight Dinners, this is not a lift-served event; guests may skin or snowshoe up to Black Mountain Lodge at mid-mountain and ski or hike down afterward in the moonlight.
Dinner Itinerary
- 6:00 p.m.: Check-in begins in the Winter Sports Building
* The 6th Alley Bar & Grill will remain open for happy hour - 7:00 p.m.: Doors open at Black Mountain Lodge
- 10:00 p.m.: Dinner service ends; descend to the base area via Sundance
Sample Menu for 2017
- Appetizers: Country Style Chicken Liver Pate, Grilled German Sausages with Sauerkraut and Stone Ground Mustard, Assorted Cured Meat Display with condiments, Assorted Cheeses of Europe with Fresh Fruit and Lavosh, Tuna Fish Cakes
- Soup and Salad: Toasted Caraway and Butternut Squash Soup, Spiced Yogurt Relish, Cucumber and Fresh Dill Salad, Kale Salad with Shaved Radish and Apples, Assorted Hearth Baked Rolls, Bread and Butter
- Entrees: Lamb Steaks with Apricot Sauce and Braised Red Cabbage, Veal Rouladen with Lentil Ragout, Parsnip, Cabbage and Mustard Seed, Hasenpfeffer with Semolina Dumplings and Glazed Carrots, Petrale Sole with Shrimp Mousseline / Haricot Verts with Pears and Bacon
- Dessert: Apple Strudel, Black Forest Cheesecake
Come check out skis and snowboards from various companies on Demo Day!
To demo skis and snowboards please bring your I.D. If you wish to demo snowboard please bring your own bindings. Keep in mind that you need a lift ticket or pass to ride the chairlift.
Come check out skis and snowboards from various companies on Demo Day!
To demo skis and snowboards please bring your I.D. If you wish to demo snowboard please bring your own bindings. Keep in mind that you need a lift ticket or pass to ride the chairlift.
Join us for a six part series of uphill challenges Tuesday mornings in November, December and January. Challenge yourself to all six or pick and choose which morning works the best for you and your workout schedule. Starting in the Mountain Goat Plaza at 10,780’ and finishing near the Summit at 12,474’, with twists and turns along the way, the early morning Rise and Shine Rando Races are a fun and challenging way to start your day!
Sample Course Description
The skin will start in Mountain Goat Plaza and competitors will make their way up High Noon around the flag at Black Mountain Lodge, de-skin and ski down Ramrod returning to the plaza. From the plaza, the competitors make their way around the start flag and once again ascend High Noon. Competitors continue just past Black Mountain Lodge and ascend Dercums Gulch to Lenawee Face. At the summit turn right and traverse the cat walk towards Patrol Headquarters for an inside finish in Snow Plume Refuge. This course has approximately 2,300’ vertical feet of elevation gain.
Cost: TBD
Dynafit will be on site with a small demo fleet of race skis, boots and several touring setups for beginners. Dynafit, along with our other sponsors, will be providing top prizes and fun shwag!
Keep checking back here for more details and updates!
Join us for a six part series of uphill challenges Tuesday mornings in November, December and January. Challenge yourself to all six or pick and choose which morning works the best for you and your workout schedule. Starting in the Mountain Goat Plaza at 10,780’ and finishing near the Summit at 12,474’, with twists and turns along the way, the early morning Rise and Shine Rando Races are a fun and challenging way to start your day!
Sample Course Description
The skin will start in Mountain Goat Plaza and competitors will make their way up High Noon around the flag at Black Mountain Lodge, de-skin and ski down Ramrod returning to the plaza. From the plaza, the competitors make their way around the start flag and once again ascend High Noon. Competitors continue just past Black Mountain Lodge and ascend Dercums Gulch to Lenawee Face. At the summit turn right and traverse the cat walk towards Patrol Headquarters for an inside finish in Snow Plume Refuge. This course has approximately 2,300’ vertical feet of elevation gain.
Cost: TBD
Dynafit will be on site with a small demo fleet of race skis, boots and several touring setups for beginners. Dynafit, along with our other sponsors, will be providing top prizes and fun shwag!
Keep checking back here for more details and updates!
Santa Claus and an elf will arrive at A-Basin at 11:00 a.m. to hand out candy to children in the A-Frame Lodge and Mountain Goat Plaza. After Santa visits the base area buildings he will visit children on Molly Hogan before heading up Black Mountain Express to visit our friends at Black Mountain Lodge. Santa will be leaving A-Basin just after 1:00 p.m.
Summit County Choral Society will be caroling in the base area from 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
Tickets go on Sale October 1, 2017
Celebrate New Year's Eve with New York at 10:00 p.m. with live music, a glass of champagne, party favors and a balloon drop. A classic dinner with seafood appetizers and entrees of beef and lobster.
Dinner Itinerary
- 6:00 p.m.: Check-in begins in the Winter Sports Building
* The 6th Alley Bar & Grill will remain open for happy hour until the lift begins turning. - 6:45-7:00 p.m.: Loading begins on the Black Mountain Express lift
- 7:00 p.m.: Doors open at Black Mountain Lodge
- 10:00 p.m.: Dinner service ends; downloading on Black Mountain Express
Cost: $120 plus tax.
Adult (ages 13+), price includes gratuity. Cash bar.
Live Music will be provided.
This is a lift-served only event. Guests are not permitted to snowshoe before or after dinner.
Sample Menu for 2017
Seafood Raw Bar: Shrimp and Crab Claw Cocktail; East and West Coast Oysters on the Half Shell; Ahi Tuna and Hawaiian Kampachi on Crisp Wonton and Cucumber
Hors d’oeuvres : Crab Stuffed Mushrooms; Sweet Potato Pancake, Smoked Pork Loin and Cider Vinegar Reduction; Dried Fig, Gorgonzola and Arugula Flat Bread; Artisan Cheese and Fruit Display
Soup and Salad: Red Pepper and Smoked Gouda Bisque; Pear and Pecan Salad with Blue Cheese; Hearth baked Breads and Rolls
Entrée Buffet: Grilled Fillet Mignon with Seared Hudson Valley Foie Gras; Saute of Fresh Mushrooms; Truffle Garlic Mashers; Butter Poached Lobster Tail with Saffron Risotto; Roasted Muscovy Duck Breast with Black Currant Sauce; Assorted Fresh Baby Vegetables
Dessert: Special New Year’s Eve Dessert Plate; Champagne Toast at 10:00 p.m.; Chocolate Truffles
Join us for a six part series of uphill challenges Tuesday mornings in November, December and January. Challenge yourself to all six or pick and choose which morning works the best for you and your workout schedule. Starting in Mountain Goat Plaza at 10,780’ and finishing near the Summit at 12,474’, with twists and turns along the way, the early morning Rise and Shine Rando Races are a fun and challenging way to start your day!
Sample Course Description
The skin will start in Mountain Goat Plaza and competitors will make their way up High Noon around the flag at Black Mountain Lodge, de-skin and ski down Ramrod returning to the plaza. From the plaza, the competitors make their way around the start flag and once again ascend High Noon. Competitors continue just past Black Mountain Lodge and ascend Dercums Gulch to Lenawee Face. At the summit turn right and traverse the cat walk towards Patrol Headquarters for an inside finish in Snow Plume Refuge. This course has approximately 2,300’ vertical feet of elevation gain.
Cost: TBD
Dynafit will be on site with a small demo fleet of race skis, boots and several touring setups for beginners. Dynafit, along with our other sponsors, will be providing top prizes and fun shwag!
Keep checking back here for more details and updates!
Join us in the Safety Village in Mountain Goat Plaza to celebrate NSAA’s Skier Safety Week Saturday, January 13th and Sunday, January 14th from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Meet the Arapahoe Basin Avalanche Rescue Dogs in the Safety Village and have some cake while learning more about skier and rider safety on the mountain. Show us that you "Know the Code" and get a Jr. Ski Patrol Badge!
More Information to come!
Join us in the Safety Village in Mountain Goat Plaza to celebrate NSAA’s Skier Safety Week Saturday, January 13th and Sunday, January 14th from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Meet the Arapahoe Basin Avalanche Rescue Dogs in the Safety Village and have some cake while learning more about skier and rider safety on the mountain. Show us that you "Know the Code" and get a Jr. Ski Patrol Badge!
More Information to come!
Join us for a six part series of uphill challenges Tuesday mornings in November, December and January. Challenge yourself to all six or pick and choose which morning works the best for you and your workout schedule. Starting in Mountain Goat Plaza at 10,780’ and finishing near the Summit at 12,474’, with twists and turns along the way, the early morning Rise and Shine Rando Races are a fun and challenging way to start your day!
Sample Course Description
The skin will start in Mountain Goat Plaza and competitors will make their way up High Noon around the flag at Black Mountain Lodge, de-skin and ski down Ramrod returning to the plaza. From the plaza, the competitors make their way around the start flag and once again ascend High Noon. Competitors continue just past Black Mountain Lodge and ascend Dercums Gulch to Lenawee Face. At the summit turn right and traverse the cat walk towards Patrol Headquarters for an inside finish in Snow Plume Refuge. This course has approximately 2,300’ vertical feet of elevation gain.
Cost: TBD
Dynafit will be on site with a small demo fleet of race skis, boots and several touring setups for beginners. Dynafit, along with our other sponsors, will be providing top prizes and fun shwag!
Keep checking back here for more details and updates!
Tickets go on sale October 1, 2017
This is one of the most popular Moonlight Dinners of the season, so reserve your spot early.
Dinner Itinerary
- 6:00 p.m.: Check-in begins in the Winter Sports Building
* The 6th Alley Bar & Grill will remain open for happy hour until the lift begins turning. - 6:45-7:00 p.m.: Loading begins on the Black Mountain Express lift
- 7:00 p.m.: Doors open at Black Mountain Lodge
- 10:00 p.m.: Dinner service ends; downloading on Black Mountain Express
This is a lift-served event. Guests are welcomed to hike or snowshoe to and from mid-mountain.
Cost: $90 plus tax.
Adult (ages 13+), price includes gratuity. Cash bar.
Live Music will be provided.
Sample menu for 2018
Antipasti: Assorted Cheeses and Meats of Italy; Antipasto Display with Grilled Fresh Vegetables; Polidori Italian Sausage with Peppers and Onions; Mussels with Garlic and White Wine; Calamari Neapolitan Style; Fried Ravioli San Marzano Sauce
Contorni: Tuscan Bean and Sausage Soup; Grilled Romaine Caeser Salad; Hearth baked Bread and Olive Oil
Primi Piatti : Porcini Sacchetti; Bucatini con Pisellini e Fava
Secondi Piatti : Coscia d’Agnello alle Prugne (Leg of Lamb with Green Olives, Prunes and Roasted Shallots); Involtini di Melanzane (Eggplant Involtini with Ricotta and Scallions); Coniglio al Vin Santo (Braised rabbit with Leeks, Turnips and Sherry); Monkfish Piccata; Asaparagus with Citrus, Parsley and Garlic
Dolci : Cannoli, Tiramisu
The Beacon Bowl is an all-day event developed by the A-Basin Ski Patrol that includes a beacon search competition, avalanche dog and beacon demonstrations, and a FREE après party - all to benefit the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC).With a sponsor demo village in the Mountain Goat Plaza, beacon searches, dog demonstrations, and a big party to end the day- this is an event not to be missed!
Beacon Bowl Competition:Cost: $TBD
Divisions: Recreational, Industry Professional, Junior 18 and under. Registration includes Beacon Bowl competition, raffle ticket, a beverage and slice of pizza at the après party
Schedule of competition:
8:00 a.m.: Beacon Bowl registration (A-Frame lodge)
9:15 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Beacon Bowl prelims for both divisions (on-mountain)
1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.: Beacon Bowl finals for both divisions (on-mountain)** on-mountain events will take place near the bottom of the Lenawee Mountain Lift and above the Molly Hogan lift
Free and open to the public:
9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.: beacon demonstrations (on-mountain)
10:30 a.m.: avalanche dog demonstrations** on-mountain events will take place near the bottom of the Lenawee Mountain Lift
Demo Village in Base Area: 8:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Come check out the latest gear.
Join us for the 12th Annual Fire Hose Relay Race!
Fire departments from across Colorado team up to participate in a unique slalom-style event. Teams of five firefighters race down a 15-gate slalom course while holding on to 50 feet of fire hose. And you can't miss them - all participants have to dress in their bunker jacket and fire helmet! So come out to cheer on these awesome men and women as they raise money to benefit the Burn Camps Program at The Children's Hospital of Colorado.
The fun is on the lower High Noon trail from 10:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m. The best views are from the south end of the A-Frame from the Perch or A-Frame deck.
In 2017 the firemen raced and raised $20,000 for the Children's Hospital Colorado Burn Camps Program.
Tickets go on sale October 1, 2017
Chef Vlass will take classic flavors from India.
This is a lift served event. Guests are also welcomed to hike or snowshoe to and from mid-mountain.
Dinner Itinerary
- 6:00 p.m.: Check-in begins in the Winter Sports Building
* The 6th Alley Bar & Grill will remain open for happy hour until the lift begins turning. - 6:45-7:00 p.m.: Loading begins on the Black Mountain Express lift
- 7:00 p.m.: Doors open at Black Mountain Lodge
- 10:00 p.m.: Dinner service ends; downloading on Black Mountain Express
Cost: $90 plus tax.
Adult (ages 13+), price includes gratuity. Cash bar.
Live Music will be provided.
Sample Menu for 2018
Appetizers: Edamame; Coconut Shrimp with Sweet Chili Sauce; Breaded Scallop Skewer; Shrimp Shaomai; Vegetable Curry Samosa
Soup & Salads: Pork and Spinach Wonton Soup; Calamari Salad and Seaweed Salad; Rice Noodle with Fish Sauce, Cucumber, Cilantro, Mint, Sprouts & Lettuce; Pickled Daikon & Carrot
Entrees: Hoisin Roasted Pork with Shanghai Noodles; Salmon Teriyaki, Cabbage Pancakes; Grilled Kobe Beef with Okra, Tomatoes, and Pineapple; Red-cooked Tofu with Shitake Mushrooms
Desserts: Assorted Sweet Bites; Sesame Ball; Toasted Coconut and Mango Custard; A-Basin Fortune Cookie
All proceeds from this event will benefit the High Country Conservation Center, Summit County’s local resource center that provides awareness, education, appreciation, and preservation of our environment. Come on out and meet our Green Team and representatives from the HC3 and learn about A-Basin's sustainability initiatives, while elevating your green experience at Arapahoe Basin.
To celebrate the day and the “Power To Save The Powder” we will have a tent village in Mountain Goat Plaza with some Colorado friends that practice sustainability in their businesses and products. There will be plenty of ski and snowboard vendors around demoing skis. You will need a $10 donation to HC3 to demo some of the newest equipment around, this is not a day to be missed!
We will also have a prize drawing and silent auction with prizes from our sustainability minded friends in the tent village.
Tickets go on Sale October 1, 2017.
This is a lift-served event. Guests are also welcomed to hike or snowshoe to and from mid-mountain.
Dinner Itinerary
- 6:00 p.m.: Check-in begins in the Winter Sports Building
* The 6th Alley Bar & Grill will remain open for happy hour until the lift begins turning. - 6:45-7:00 p.m.: Loading begins on the Black Mountain Express lift
- 7:00 p.m.: Doors open at Black Mountain Lodge
- 10:00 p.m.: Dinner service ends; downloading on Black Mountain Express
Cost: $90 plus tax.
Adult (ages 13+), price includes gratuity. Cash bar.
Sample Menu for 2018
TAPAS: Surtido de Quesos Españoles con Pasta de Membrillo, Almendras Marcona (Assorted Spanish Cheeses with Quince Paste, Marcona Almonds); Jamón Serrano, Chorizo y Secos, (Serrano Ham, Dried Chorizo Sausage); Aceitunas Españolas, Corazones de Alcachofa a la Plancha, Piquillo y Pimientos de Piparras (Spanish Olives, Grilled Artichoke Hearts, Eggplant, Piquillo and Piparras Peppers); Flat Bread with Cipollini, Roasted Tomato and Manchego; Pulpo a Feira (grilled baby octopus with potato and Spanish paprika); Empanadillas with Tuna and Olives; Clams with Ham and Chili; Pinxtos; Fresh Mint and Bean Pate; Jamon, Anchovy and Shrimp; Duck, Sour Cherry, Cipollini
SOPA (Soup): Lentil and Chick Pea
ENSALADA (Salad): Naranja y Ensalada de Hinojo (Orange and Fennel Salad); Ensalata Mixta (Mixed salad with Tomatoes, Potatoes, Tuna and Egg)
ENTRADAS (entrees): Paella Valenciana (Paella from Valencia); Alcachofas con Tirabeques (Artichokes with Snow Peas); bistec de vedella (Beef steak with Garlic and Sherry); Potatoes with Shallot and Rosemary; Cordoniz en escabeche de Modena (Marinated Quail with applesauce and parsley oil)
PICADURAS de DULCES (Sweet Bites): Lemon Cake with Ricotta; Crema Nutella (Nutella Custard); Polvorones de Canele (Cinnamon Short Bread)
The Easter Bunny visits A-Basin for an egg hunt that both skiing and non-skiing kids can enjoy! This year the egg hunt will be held the day before Easter on March 31, 2018. With 5,000 eggs to be found, kids on skis will head to Wrangler, one of our green (beginner) trails to search for eggs, and those who wish to hunt on foot will search for eggs on Molly Hogan.
Bottom of Molly Hogan
The Easter Bunny will be hiding a Golden Egg on Molly Hogan with a Kids half-price, half-day lesson.
Wrangler near Weasel Way
A Golden Egg will be hiding on Wrangler with a Child’s 18/19 Season Pass.
A leg-burning, on-mountain event combined with a rockin' après party.
Lapping the Pali not your thing, but parties are? Then join us in the A-Frame for our annual Enduro Après Party! We'll have live music, a huge silent auction and a chef inspired dinner created by A-Basin’s own Chef Vlass.
Event Beneficiary
All proceeds will benefit a local family or community member in need.
Pali Enduro
35 teams of two take laps up the Pallavicini (Pali) chair and either ski or ride down the mountain on designated lines from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. without stopping. The entry fee is $150 for teams of two and includes a t-shirt, the 2018 Enduro poster, dinner, a beer or beverage, bib drawing for prizes, the Après Party in the A-Frame, and bragging rights! Check in starts at 6:00 a.m. in the Rental Shop in the Winter Sports Building, with a participant meeting at 6:30 a.m.
The Enduro Light
We know that not everyone is ready to ski for 10 hours on the Pali, so we devised the Enduro Light – a non-competitive, less intense ski tour of Arapahoe Basin. We’ve brought you a course where you can find hidden secrets, learn fun facts and discover our trails at your own pace. Feel the excitement of the Pali laps, then escape into the sunshine of Montezuma Bowl. Surf down Slalom Slope to the sunny deck at Black Mountain Lodge and soak in the incredible views of the East Wall. Check off each designated site on your “passport” and be entered into the Enduro Light prize drawing at the end of the day. The Enduro Light occurs during normal lift hours, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. The entry fee is $100 per team of two and includes the 2018 Enduro poster, dinner, a beer or beverage, and a special drawing for those who get to all the stops on their Enduro Light passports.
Après Party Info
Lapping the Pali not your thing, but parties are? Then join us in the A-Frame for our annual Enduro Après Party! We'll have live music, a huge silent auction and an Italian dinner. Come hungry and generous!
Sample menu
Italian Salad
Chopped Romaine, Tomatoes, Olives, Red Onion, Pepperoncini, Croutons, Italian dressing
Garlic Bread
Chicken Parmesan with Penne Pasta, Marinara
Polidori Italian Sausage with Peppers and Onions, Polenta, Marinara, Shaved Parmesan, Basil
Mushroom Sacchetti with Brown Butter and Fresh Sage
Roasted vegetables with Zucchini, Asparagus, Roasted Tomatoes, Carrots, and Roasted Garlic oil
Dessert
Cannolis, Cinnamon Roll Strawberry Short Cake, Tiramisu
Cost: TBD
Enduro Map
A-Basin’s Green Team is having a party for Earth Day 2018! We're partnering with Protect Our Winters (POW) to bring you a fun day of carpooling and sustainability. We'll also host an après party with drink specials and prize drawings! All proceeds benefit POW.
Carpool
Show your commitment to the environment and carpool to The Basin! Everyone who shows up with three or more people in their car will receive free Smartwool socks, plus raffle tickets to the Après Party at 1:00 p.m. on the A-Frame Perch.
Scavenger Hunt
Come explore our mountain! This scavenger hunt will take you around Arapahoe Basin in search of how we make our mountain more sustainable. Fill out your "passport" and win a prize!
Cost: $20 per team of two, extra $5 for each additional person
Registration: On-Site at the Arapahoe Basin tent in the base area
Time: 9:00 a.m.- 2:00 p.m.
Après Party
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Raffle Drawing: 2:15 p.m.
Location: The Perch (outside of Marnie's Bar)
Cost: Free!
Enjoy drink specials and raffle prizes!
*There will be a Special Events lift ticket price for everyone who attends the event. Please tell the ticket window you are attending.
Tickets go on Sale October 1, 2017.
Bring your Hawaiian shirt and watch Hawaiian dancers entertain during the evening. Leis will be provided.
Unlike other Moonlight Dinners, this is not a lift-served event; guests must skin or snowshoe up to Black Mountain Lodge at mid-mountain and ski or hike down afterward in the moonlight.
Dinner Itinerary
- 6:00 p.m.: Check-in begins in the Winter Sports Building
* The 6th Alley Bar & Grill will remain open for happy hour. - 7:00 p.m.: Doors open at Black Mountain Lodge
- 10:00 p.m.: Dinner service ends; descend to the base area via Sundance.
Cost: $80 plus tax.
Adult (ages 13+), price includes gratuity. Cash bar.
Live Music will be provided.
Sample Menu for 2018
APPETIZERS: Ahi Poke; Tako LU’AU; Lomi Salmon; Island Pork “Wings”; Breaded Scallop Skewers; Duck, Bacon and Corn Wonton
SOUP & SALAD:Chicken Long Rice Soup; Hawaiian Potato Mac Salad; Hilo Tropical Fruit Salad; Sweet Rolls and Butter
ENTREES: Kalua Pig; Sweet Potato Casserole; Miso Peanut Chicken, Sesame Ginger Snap Peas; Poi; Crusted Wahoo, Papaya Mango Salsa; Spam Fried Rice
DESSERT: Hawaiian Delight Pie; Chocolate Butter Custard; Mango Mochi
With longer days, sunnier skies and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. in the Mountain Goat Plaza
FREE Transportation: The Summit Stage bus will run from Keystone to A-Basin Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, May 28th, 2018. The free bus will leave River Run, in Keystone, at :55 after the hour until 4:55 p.m.. The last bus will leave A-Basin at 5:10 p.m. to go back to Keystone. The Summit Stage runs from all towns in Summit County and is a great way to save gas, save money and it is completely FREE!
For more information about catching the Summit Stage bus to Arapahoe Basin, please visit summitstage.com.
With longer days, sunnier skies and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00pm-4:00pm in the Mountain Goat Plaza
FREE Transportation: The Summit Stage bus will run from Keystone to A-Basin Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, May 28th, 2018. The free bus will leave River Run, in Keystone, at :55 after the hour until 4:55 p.m.. The last bus will leave A-Basin at 5:10 p.m. to go back to Keystone. The Summit Stage runs from all towns in Summit County and is a great way to save gas, save money and it is completely FREE!
For more information about catching the Summit Stage bus to Arapahoe Basin, please visit summitstage.com.
With longer days, sunnier skies, and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. in the Mountain Goat Plaza
FREE Transportation: The Summit Stage bus will run from Keystone to A-Basin Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, May 28th, 2018. The free bus will leave River Run, in Keystone, at :55 after the hour until 4:55 p.m.. The last bus will leave A-Basin at 5:10 p.m. to go back to Keystone. The Summit Stage runs from all towns in Summit County and is a great way to save gas, save money and it is completely FREE!
For more information about catching the Summit Stage bus to Arapahoe Basin, please visit summitstage.com.
Swimwear Day
Stop by the Arapahoe Basin tent and show us your best swimwear styles (family friendly) to receive a raffle ticket. There will be great prizes and a chance to win a Never Summer snowboard!
9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
Must be present to win!
Spring Rail Jam
This is a FREE event in the Treeline Terrain Park! We know you've been practicing your tricks all season, so come show them off for your chance to win excellent prizes (and bragging rights, of course).
With longer days, sunnier skies, and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. in the Mountain Goat Plaza
FREE Transportation: The Summit Stage bus will run from Keystone to A-Basin Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, May 28th, 2018. The free bus will leave River Run, in Keystone, at :55 after the hour until 4:55 p.m.. The last bus will leave A-Basin at 5:10 p.m. to go back to Keystone. The Summit Stage runs from all towns in Summit County and is a great way to save gas, save money and it is completely FREE!
For more information about catching the Summit Stage bus to Arapahoe Basin, please visit summitstage.com.
With longer days, sunnier skies, and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00 p.m. -4:00 p.m. in the Mountain Goat Plaza
FREE Transportation: The Summit Stage bus will run from Keystone to A-Basin Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, May 28th, 2018. The free bus will leave River Run, in Keystone, at :55 after the hour until 4:55 p.m.. The last bus will leave A-Basin at 5:10 p.m. to go back to Keystone. The Summit Stage runs from all towns in Summit County and is a great way to save gas, save money and it is completely FREE!
For more information about catching the Summit Stage bus to Arapahoe Basin, please visit summitstage.com.
With longer days, sunnier skies and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. in the Mountain Goat Plaza
FREE Transportation: The Summit Stage bus will run from Keystone to A-Basin Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, May 28th, 2018. The free bus will leave River Run, in Keystone, at :55 after the hour until 4:55 p.m.. The last bus will leave A-Basin at 5:10 p.m. to go back to Keystone. The Summit Stage runs from all towns in Summit County and is a great way to save gas, save money and it is completely FREE! For more information about catching the Summit Stage bus to Arapahoe Basin, please visit summitstage.com.
With longer days, sunnier skies and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. in the Mountain Goat Plaza
FREE Transportation: The Summit Stage bus will run from Keystone to A-Basin Saturdays and Sundays through Sunday, May 28th, 2018. The free bus will leave River Run, in Keystone, at :55 after the hour until 4:55 p.m.. The last bus will leave A-Basin at 5:10 p.m. to go back to Keystone. The Summit Stage runs from all towns in Summit County and is a great way to save gas, save money and it is completely FREE! For more information about catching the Summit Stage bus to Arapahoe Basin, please visit summitstage.com.
Mark your calendars for the 17th Annual Festival of the Brewpubs!
Join us for our largest party of the year! Spend the day sampling beer from breweries from Summit County, Colorado and beyond! Featuring live music on the stage in the Mountain Goat Plaza and outdoor food stations, this is a spring-time party not to be missed!
Breweries include: TBD
Cost: TBD gets you beer sampling from fourteen breweries from 12:00 p.m - 4:00 p.m. and a commemorative mug. Mugs can be purchased online or on-site. PLEASE BRING A GOVERNMENT-ISSUED I.D.
VIP is Back!
A special VIP tasting with small batch brews.
This special VIP tasting also includes entrance into the Festival of the Brewpubs.
Cost: TBD - can be purchased on-site; PLEASE BRING A GOVERNMENT-ISSUED I.D.
VIP food included in your mug price
Sample VIP Food Menu
Tuna Poke and Wakame Salad
Ponzu, romaine lettuce, toasted sesame seeds, pickled cucumber, wonton chip
Achiote Braised Pork Tostadas
Baby heirloom tomatoes, avocado crema, cotija cheese, pepitas, shaved lettuce
Smoked Chicken Skewers
Jalapeno ginger glaze, grilled scallions
Dim Sum
Pork potsticker, vegetable spring rolls, crab wontons mirin soy dipping sauce
Live music playing from 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. in Mountain Goat Plaza
DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE
Designate a driver or ride for free on the Summit Stage.
FREE Transportation: This is the last day the Summit Stage bus will be running from Keystone to A-Basin. The free bus will leave River Run in Keystone at :55 after the hour until 4:55 p.m. The last bus will leave A-Basin at 5:10 p.m. to go back to Keystone. The Summit Stage runs from all towns in Summit County and is a great way to save gas, save money and it is completely FREE! For more information about catching the Summit Stage bus to Arapahoe Basin, please visit SummitStage.com.
Spring Rail Jam
This is a FREE event in the Treeline Terrain Park! We know you've been practicing your tricks all season, so come show them off for your chance to win excellent prizes (and bragging rights, of course).
With longer days, sunnier skies and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. in the Mountain Goat Plaza
With longer days, sunnier skies and great snow conditions there is no better way to celebrate springtime in the Rockies than at A-Basin with live music on our stage in Mountain Goat Plaza!
Always FREE, family friendly, and a good time!
Playing from 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. in the Mountain Goat Plaza
