Echo Mountain
Compiled from public sources · October 2026
Echo Mountain is a ski, snowboard and tubing area near Idaho Springs, Colorado, west of Evergreen, where Ambassadors give beginners free tips and advice in place of a ski school. For the 2026-27 season, Unlimited and Value season passes cost $263 and $215 for children ages 6 to 12 and $347 and $239 for juniors ages 13 to 17, and the Night, Midweek and Off-Peak passes have U6 versions for ages 0 to 5. The rental shop's Child Ski or Snowboard Package for ages 6 to 15 costs $39 and includes skis or a snowboard, boots, bindings and poles, and youth jackets and pants rent for $20 each, though not to tubing guests. Children of any age can ride the snow tubing hill once they are 36 inches tall, one rider per tube, on one-hour reservations booked online for $25 to $45 per person, and the hill is lit for night tubing.
The practical details
- Hours
- Monday10:00am – 4:00pmTuesday10:00am – 4:00pmWednesday10:00am – 9:00pmThursday10:00am – 9:00pmFriday10:00am – 9:00pmSaturday9:00am – 9:00pmSunday9:00am – 4:00pm
- Ages
- Ages 0–17
- Environment
- Outdoor
- Operator
- Echo Mountain · Private
This listing was compiled from public sources such as news reports and visitor bureaus. Confirm dates, prices and details on Echo Mountain’s own website before registering.
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★★★★★Hasina KayasthaWe went on friday. The place was not crowded. Its a okay place to learn for the beginners. The rental staffs were very nice and helpful. The ski patrol gave us basic instruction and also put an effort to give instruction in our local language. Sadly they only have one beginner hill. Once you are done with it you cannot go to another one. A good is they have the lift in the beginner hill as well so that you don't have to carry all your stuffs and walk uphill. The cafe is price moderately and the food is also good. Their lift tickets are way cheaper than rest of place that i looked up don't know about rentals.
★★★★★TatsianaThis is where I learned to ski ⛷️ A huge thank you to the girl at the rental shop who managed to find the right size boots for me, otherwise I thought that because of my wide calves and high instep, skiing wasn’t for me!!! Nikki, thank you! Overall, the prices are reasonable, the skis aren’t worn out, and there’s a very nice guy who stands there and polishes them! My whole family is very happy with this complex! The guys who help people get on the conveyor belts are great, not only helping little kids but also adult snowboarders ❄️
★★★★★Edz PalimaRobbie the ambassador was so helpful. although We were not able to have any snowboard activity due to the time cut off, robbie helped us to have wonderful pictures instead. he let us borrow a snowboard for pictures and was very accomodating.Our trip to the echo mountain wasn't so bad after all.
★★★★★John M BullardWe visited Echo Mountain at night for tubing and our family had an awesome experience, even though the weather was single digits. We came back the next morning for skiing. The yard sale is great to work on your technique and the Ambassadors are extremely helpful.
★★★★★Scott SmithWe took a large family group snow tubing. It was a lot of fun! Everyone had a blast. First of all, it is very safe. At no time did we see anything reckless or dangerous. It is also close.to Denver and the drive is easy and very pretty. There are 5 snow lanes, with one of the five large to allow multiple tubes to tether. The staff was friendly, the people mover worked well and was much better than climbing the hill. The snow lanes generated good speed. I'd estimate 30 mph. We will go again!