Keystone Resort’s snow fort is still standing despite warm weather (photos)
A visitor takes a break from skiing to explore the Kidtopia's Snow Fort at Keystone Resort Friday, March 16.
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Visitors explore the Kidtopia's Snow Fort at Keystone Resort Friday, March 16.
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On spring break from Houston, Texas, Jonah Maki, 3, enjoys the slide at the Kidtopia's Snow Fort at Keystone Resort Friday, March 16.
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Visitors explore the Kidtopia's Snow Fort at Keystone Resort Friday, March 16.
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A visitor takes a break from skiing to explore the Kidtopia's Snow Fort at Keystone Resort Friday, March 16.
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Kidtopia's Snow Fort entrance on Dercum Mountain of Keystone Friday, March 16.
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Visitors explore the Kidtopia's Snow Fort at Keystone Resort Friday, March 16.
Hugh Carey / hcarey@summitdaily.com |
Despite an unseasonably warm winter, “The World’s Largest Snow Fort” is still standing strong at the top of Dercum Mountain at Keystone Resort. The family-friendly ski mountain built the snow fort for kids of all ages to explore for free while taking a break from skiing. All you need is a ride up the gondola and snow pants for the slides.
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