Another season comes to a close at Loveland, and it’s the people who made it unforgettable.

From first turns in November to the final laps on Closing Day, this year reminded us what matters most—showing up, making the most of every day, and sharing the mountain together. No matter the conditions, the stoke never left.

To everyone who spent time with us this season—thank you. Your energy, your smiles, and your love for the mountain are what make Loveland special.

We’re already looking forward to doing it all again.

See you in late October or early November. ❄️

Spring in the Rockies means sunshine, soft turns, and the kind of laid-back mountain energy you can only find this time of year. At Loveland Ski Area, Closing Weekend is more than just the final days of the season—it’s a celebration.

Join us Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26 for one last ride filled with great snow, live music, and one of Loveland’s most iconic spring traditions.

Spring Skiing at Its Best

There’s nothing quite like spring skiing at Loveland. Bluebird skies, soft snow, and plenty of space to roam make April one of the most fun times to be on the mountain.

With 506 acres of terrain, 41 trails, 4 lifts, and a 37” mid-mountain base heading into closing weekend, there’s still plenty of skiing and riding to enjoy.

Throw on your favorite spring gear, grab your crew, and soak in every last turn.

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Corn Harvest is Back – Saturday, April 25

The annual Corn Harvest returns, bringing together our community for one of the most fun, feel-good days of the season. Whether you’re here for spring turns, good food, or great company, this is a day you won’t want to miss.

A Day on the Slopes & So Much More

Kick things off with a full day of spring skiing, followed by a BBQ lunch and refreshments with friends—old and new. It’s the perfect mix of sunshine, snow, and celebration.

Live Music & Good Vibes

We’re turning up the energy with live music from Mark Morris & The Rope Duckers, setting the soundtrack for an unforgettable day on the mountain.

Raffle Prizes Galore

Get ready for a huge collection of drawing prizes, including gear and more.

• Your registration includes one drawing ticket
• Bring some extra cash for more chances to win
• Every ticket supports an important cause

Giving Back to CAIC

All proceeds benefit Friends of the Colorado Avalanche Information Center (CAIC), supporting avalanche forecasting and backcountry education across Colorado.

Dress the Part

Hawaiian shirts are strongly encouraged.
The louder, brighter, and more tropical—the better.

Event Details

• Date: April 25, 2026
• Time: 8:30am – 4:30pm
• Includes: Event entry, BBQ lunch, and refreshments

SIGN UP TODAY!

Click HERE to pre-register

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Live Music All Weekend

The party doesn’t stop on Saturday. Closing Weekend features live music both Saturday and Sunday, keeping the energy high across the mountain.

• Base Area performances by Mark Morris & The Rope Duckers (SAT & SUN 2:30am – 5:30pm)
• On-mountain sets at Ptarmigan Roost Cabin (SAT & SUN 11:30am – 1:30pm)

Kick back, grab a drink, and enjoy the soundtrack to your final laps of the season.

Closing Day – Sunday, April 26

All good seasons must come to an end—but not without one last celebration.

Closing Day at Loveland is all about:

• Make those final turns of the season
• One more ride up the lift
• Celebrating the season with friends, family, and the Loveland community

We’ll be closing for the season at the end of the day on Sunday, April 26, so don’t miss your last chance to get those turns in.

Plan Your Visit

• Closing Weekend: April 25–26, 2026
• Lift Tickets: Available online for as low as $80
• Rental Shop: Rentals available online
• Ski & Ride School: Private Lessons available – Call (303) 571-5580
• Loveland Valley is closed for the season.
• More Info: Know Before You Go! – Click Here

Thanks for an Incredible Season

From early season turns to spring laps in the sunshine, the 2025–2026 season has been one to remember. We couldn’t do it without our amazing community.

Let’s send it off the right way.

We’ll see you on the slopes for Closing Weekend.

Loveland Ski Area recently welcomed a group of motivated young skiers and snowboarders for an unforgettable day on the mountain during the SheJumps WILD SKILLS Junior Ski Patrol program. Designed to inspire and empower the next generation of female outdoor enthusiasts, the program delivered a hands-on experience that went far beyond a typical day on the slopes.

Participants, ranging in age from approximately 8 to 14 years old, spent the day alongside female patrollers from the Loveland Ski Patrol team, gaining a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to keep a ski area safe. Guided by these experienced mentors, the group rotated through a series of interactive learning stations that introduced key skills and responsibilities of patrollers.

Throughout the day, participants explored:

• First aid and emergency response techniques
• Avalanche awareness, control, and rescue methods
• Toboggan handling and on-snow transport
• Weather monitoring and mountain safety
• Radio communication and teamwork

One of the highlights of the day was a live demonstration from Bandit, Loveland’s avalanche rescue dog. Watching Bandit in action gave participants a real-world look at how highly trained rescue dogs play a critical role in mountain safety and emergency response.

Beyond the technical skills, the experience was about building confidence, leadership, and a deeper connection to the mountain environment. With mentorship from the women of Loveland Ski Patrol, participants were encouraged to challenge themselves, ask questions, and envision their own future in the outdoor industry.

This marks the third SheJumps event hosted at Loveland Ski Area, continuing a strong partnership focused on creating opportunities for girls to grow and thrive in snowsports.

The day was capped off with classic Loveland spring conditions, fresh snow, and plenty of smiles—making it a memorable experience for everyone involved.

Loveland Ski Area is proud to support programs like SheJumps that foster inclusion, education, and a lifelong passion for the outdoors.

For more information about SheJumps and WILD SKILLS programming, visit shejumps.org

8″ of fresh snow and more on the way ❄️
Loveland Basin is still open with late-season turns skiing like winter. Don’t sleep on it 👀

The first-ever Shinobi Showdown went OFF

A new style of riding that’s all about creativity and progression on minimal terrain. Inspired by the Gratori scene in Japan and gaining momentum across the U.S., this comp brought a fresh vibe to Loveland.

Big thanks to everyone who came out and threw down.