A child learning to ski at Keystone
Free junior ski rental
The best deal in Keystone

Kids rent free.

One junior ski rental at no charge for every adult who rents a Performance or Demo ski package. We'd rather grow the next generation of skiers than squeeze another forty dollars out of your family holiday.

How it works

Rent a Performance or Demo package, a junior rental comes free

For the same dates as the adult. It's the offer families in Keystone tell each other about, and it's genuinely free — not a discount dressed up as one.

  • One free junior ski rental per adultFor each parent or adult who rents a minimum of a Performance or Demo ski package.
  • Same duration as the adultThe adult and the child must rent for the same number of days.
  • Three-day minimum rentalThe offer starts at three consecutive days.
  • Twelve years old and youngerJunior sizing, fitted in the shop when you collect.
  • Limit two kids per familyTwo free junior rentals maximum, with two qualifying adult packages.
  • Helmet not includedJunior helmets are $12.50 per day. We recommend one for every child.
  • Lift tickets not includedBuy those well ahead of time at snow.com for the deepest discount.
Not valid during peak weeks

26/27 blackout dates

Dec 15 – Jan 5

Feb 13 – Feb 16

Mar 6 – Mar 22

Book outside these windows and the offer applies. Inside them, junior rentals are charged at the standard rate — and they're still the lowest in Keystone.

Advance online reservations are required

No exceptions, and it can't be added at the counter. Book the adult Performance or Demo package online and add the junior rental in the same reservation.

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Local knowledge

Getting a first-timer on snow at Keystone

Keystone is one of the better mountains in Colorado for a child's first day. The Schoolmarm green runs from the summit all the way to the base, which means a beginner gets a real top-to-bottom descent on day one rather than laps of a bunny hill.

Two practical notes from twenty years of fitting kids' boots. First, bring the socks they'll actually ski in — one thin pair, not two thick ones. Second, plan for the altitude: a nine-year-old at 9,400 feet gets tired and cranky faster than the same child at home, and a half day often produces a better skier than a full one.

Helmets aren't included in the free rental and we strongly recommend one — $12.50 a day.