In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, Colorado skiing is back, as winter recreation enthusiasts ascend to the Rockies, with restrictions designed to keep them protected from the coronavirus.  

During an early February week at Breckenridge, located in Colorado’s Summit County, I skied above the timber line in wide-open expanses with powder up to my knees; carved wide, sweeping turns with friends; and kicked back with a craft beer when the day of skiing was done.

I breathed the high-altitude fresh air deeply and felt refreshed by descending Breckenridge’s peaks 

But there were differences in skiing during the pandemic versus in years past.

Mask up and ski down: This tech makes skiing during the pandemic fun, safe and warm

Ski season and COVID-19: What you need to know before you head to the slopes

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