Say I do at 10,650 feet
Weddings, events, and mountain air — 36 miles from downtown Denver.
Everything at Echo
One small mountain, six things worth knowing before you come up.
Weddings & events
A lodge, a deck, and the Continental Divide behind you. Ceremony and full-reception packages, 500 guests outdoors.
See packagesTickets & passes
Season passes from $199, day tickets, rentals, and lessons — with honest math on when a pass beats paying daily.
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Directions from Denver and Idaho Springs, parking, winter driving, and the gravel road your phone will try to pick.
Get directionsSki & ride
Twelve runs, three lifts, a terrain park, and an interactive map that shows exactly what's spinning right now.
Open the trail mapSnow tubing
Six lanes, a covered conveyor, hour-long sessions. See real availability for the next two weeks before you drive up.
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Calling all overlooked adventurers
Echo is not the biggest mountain in Colorado and has never pretended to be. It is the closest one — the place you can ski before dinner, learn to turn without an audience, and get home in time to sleep in your own bed.
No resort theatrics, no four-hour drive, no parking reservation lottery. Just a lift, a hill, and a whole lot of people who were also new here once.
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