Colorado Ski Vacations

The Aspen/Snowmass complex comprises four neighbouring ski resorts. It's considered as one of the world’s best ski areas for its powdery snow, and challenging, varied terrain. You have access to 43 lifts that take you to 337 separate runs.

One of Colorado’s largest resorts, Vail offers seven back bowl areas for those looking for added thrills. The expansive terrain is ideal for all levels, from beginners to experts. There are three terrain parks and 31 lifts serving the area. Heated walkways and free shuttle buses connect the resort’s four separate base areas.

This ski resort has five peaks spanning over 2,900 acres, which comprises the southern half of the Tenmile Range. The base elevation here begins at 9,600ft, and 34 chairs cover the resort. Peak 9 and the Riperoo forest trail are great for beginners and younger skiers. The ski season here starts from early November and runs until April.

One of the state’s best ski resorts for beginners, Beaver Creek has the lowest base elevation of all the major resorts at 8,100ft. The resort offers excellent lessons for children, teenagers, and family groups. Kids of all ages look forward to fresh-baked treats like chocolate chip cookies that the staff hand out to skiers every day at 3 pm!

A family-oriented resort, Copper Mountain has a good mix of runs for all levels of skiers. There's plenty to explore across Copper's 2,465 acres and 23 lifts, including several high-speed quad chairs. The base is divided into three separate villages with shops, restaurants, and fun winter activities including ice skating. It's easily accessed right off I-70.

A-Basin is one of the best resorts in the state for its spring skiing, with the season often stretching into the edge of summer. This ski area is popular for its beautiful open runs, which cater to both novices and experts. The place has a fun, relaxed vibe that reminds people of the classic Colorado ski culture.