Aspen Mountain
It's been 60 years since "Ajax" first opened to the delight of skiers the world over, and since then it has grown to be the winter destination of choice for a wide range of skiers and riders. The mountain's 673 acres are comprised of 48% Intermediate and 52% Expert terrain, providing an opportunity to challenge experienced skiers and riders.

Highlands
Aspen Highlands was introduced in 1958 and currently has 131 runs spread over 790 acres. It's best known for its 300 inches of annual snowfall and as a smorgasbord of expert and extreme terrain-there are enough steeps and bumps to satisy the thrill seeker in anyone! Be sure to check out the beautiful Highlands bowl while you're there-not only will the scenery catch your breath, but you'll enjoy some of the best open bowl terrain in Colorado.

Buttermilk
Buttermilk at Aspen ski resort is renowned for its celebrated ski school and its affection for snowboarders. At 420 acres, Buttermilk is the smallest of the four and also has the most forgiving landscape for beginners. As the home of the ESPN Winter X-Games, they have also committed themselves to creating a snowboarding wonderland with a terrain park-complete with a superpipe, over 25 rails and an abundance of other features-stretching down the slopes for over two miles!

Snowmass
Snowmass, at over 3,000 skiable acres, is one of the largest resorts in Colorado. The village has everything you could want or need, including a variety of stores, restaurants and pubs to peruse when you're not on the slopes. Of course, at the Snowmass Ski Resort you may be too busy schussing down one of the 84 runs-the variety of terrain and their attention to detail in accommodating skiers of every skill level unsures that everyone will find a favorite.

Reserve an Aspen ski package and come see what all the fuss is about at the Aspen ski resort. All four mountains are constantly improving with new lifts, more terrain and additions to the base villages, which will make your Aspen skiing vacation to the Colorado Rocky Mountains one to remember for a long time.Read Less

Vail ski resort itself started with a choice made by a 10th Mountain Division ski trooper who served in World War II named Pete Seibert. Upon his return, hoping to recover his skill on the slopes, Pete began looking for a mountain to develop into a resort. After excelling in international ski competitions, he attended resort management schools in the highly successful skiing vacation destinations of France and Switzerland. In the late 1950's, he chose the Vail Valley as the future home of his vision, and a winter phenomenon was born.

Book Your Vail Ski Package

Take a break from your obligations, stresses and ruts. Let us help you find your way to a place where deep powder, spectacular scenery and crisp mountain air are the everyday reality. Think a Vail skiing package might be a stretch of your budget? Vail ski resort is packed with values - from Early Booking discounts to free days of skiing - we can help plan a great Vail skiing vacation for you. Speaking of value, your Vail ski lift ticket is valid at Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge and Keystone!Read Less