When I (Ken) first described Keystone, I mentioned a very cost-effective "Mountain Passport" that we used in 2000 to let us do all sorts of things. Since then, they have cut back on what is on the "Passport," and now they have quit selling it. They only give it to people who get lodging through the Keystone Resort.

So here is a long list of things to do, some of which we will try to do together or in groups.

 

 

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