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Get your shred on before your favorite mountain closes for the season!

Scheduled closing dates for Colorado's ski areas as the 2015-2016 season wraps up.

Vail and Copper Mountain both announcedpushed back closing dates.

Arapahoe Basin- June 5

Aspen Highlands- April 10 andbonus weekends April 23-24, April 30- May 1

Aspen Mountain- April 17

Beaver Creek- April 10

Breckenridge- April 24

Buttermilk- April 3

Crested Butte- April 3

Copper Mountain- April 24

Eldora- April 10

Howelsen Hill- March 19

Keystone- April 10

Loveland- May 8

Monarch- April 10

Mary Jane- May 7

Purgatory- April 3; re-opening weekends as conditions permit

Powderhorn- April 3

Silverton Mountain- April 10

Ski Granby Ranch- March 27

Ski Cooper- April 10

Snowmass- April 10

Steamboat- April 10

Sunlight- April 3

Telluride- April 3

Vail- April 17

Winter Park- April 24

Wolf Creek- April 3

As always, you'll want to check in with the resort before you head for the hills to make sure that this information hasn't changed.

Thanks to our friends at the Denver Post for compiling this list.

Happy shredding!

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