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THAT’S THE BEAUTY OF SNOWMASS.Tucked in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, just 9 miles to
Aspen, Snowmass Village delivers on your elevated expectations.
Majestic mountain views, massive mountain terrain, slopeside
lodging, new dining and amenities, and unparalleled adventures
for families, couples, and friends are what you’ll find at this
dynamic, world-class resort.
Designed for kids of all ages, this amazing 25,000-square-foot facility in Snowmass Village, CO is sure to create a lifetime of memories. Open in both winter and summer, the unique design shares the wonder of the mountain environment in tactile, fun and educational ways for every family to enjoy. The Treehouse includes six age-specific, interactive, nature-themed rooms created to bring the outdoors inside. In addition, Ski & Snowboard Schools and Camp Aspen/Snowmass check-in, rental, retail and family aprés entertainment are consolidated under one roof. The Treehouse, conveniently located in Snowmass Base Village, is truly a world unto itself!
Be sure to check out Camp Aspen/Snowmass this summer, where adventure is the spirit! Camp Aspen/Snowmass provides a full day of excitement for kids ages one through fifteen. Offered Monday through Friday, June 3-August 30. Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227www.treehousekidsclub.com
TREEHOUSE KIDS’ ADVENTURE CENTER
ACES Nature Walk 10:00amAnderson Ranch Arts Center Art Workshops Registration RequiredClimbing Wall 11:00am-3:00pmHiking & Biking Tours By ReservationCamp Aspen/Snowmass 8:00am-4:00pm M-FElk Camp Chairlift 10:30am-3:30pm (daily)Elk Camp Gondola 10:00am-4:00pm (daily)Eurobungy Trampoline 11:00am-4:00pmFly Fishing Tours By ReservationGolf By ReservationHorseback Riding By ReservationHorseshoes Dawn to DuskHot Air Ballooning By ReservationJeeping Tours By ReservationOn-Mountain Nature Walks 1:00pm Overnight Camping Adventures By reservation, 4:00pm-9:00amPrivate Fishing Adventures 9:30am-1:30pmRide the Gondola 10:00am-4:00pmRock Climbing By ReservationRun & Gun Paintball Weekends 9:30am, by reservationSnowmass Disc Golf DailySnowmass Private Adventures Private lessons available daily (Fishing, Mountainboarding, Biking, Skateboarding) Sunset Dinners By ReservationTennis By ReservationVolleyball Dawn to DuskWhitewater Rafting By Reservation
SNOWMASS DAILY ACTIVITIES
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TREEHOUSE KIDS’ ADVENTURE CENTER
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SRIDE THE GONDOLAExperience Snowmass in the summertime with a short ride up the Elk Camp Gondola (and the Elk Camp chairlift to the summit). Try out the free guided hikes and extensive mountain biking, picnic amongst wildflowers and panoramic mountain vistas, or take it all in while you enjoy a game of disc golf. When: Elk Camp Gondola and Elk Camp Chair run daily
June 22 - September 2; weekends September 1-2, 7-8, 14-15, 21-22 & 28-29
Time: Elk Camp Gondola 10:00am-4:00pm; Elk Camp chairlift 10:30am-3:30pm
Where: Base VillageTickets: Ticket office next to the gondola loading stationCost: Adult (13+) $28; Child (ages 4-12) $11; 3 & under Free Bike Snowmass Tickets: Adult $38, Child $21 Weekly and summer season passes available. All pricing
subject to change.Contact: Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227
VALHALLA NIGHTSValhalla Nights are here for summer fun! Ride the Elk Camp Gondola up Snowmass Mountain where numerous activities and adventures await you! Downhill biking, dinner, campfire, live music, movies, Stryder Park and Kids Playground.When: July 12 &19, August 2, 16, 23 & 30Cost: Please call for pricingContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.aspensnowmass.com
HORSEBACK RIDINGExplore the serene beauty of Snowmass’ aspen forests and wildflower meadows on a guided ride. Exquisite views of the Roaring Fork Valley and Snowmass’ unique striped Mount Daly abound. One to five hour, full-day and overnight trips are available.When: DailyCost: Prices vary by tourContact: Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544
Snowmass Creek Outfitters, 970.928.0723
ON-MOUNTAIN NATURE WALKS: RABBIT RUN TRAIL Discover the beautiful sub-alpine forest while learning about local wildlife on these Aspen Center for Environment Studies (ACES), naturalist-guided walks on Snowmass. Averaging around two hours, these tours are an ideal introduction to Snowmass’ extensive trail system. Weather can change rapidly. Please dress appropriately.When: Daily, June 15 - September 2Time: 11:00amWhere: Meet at the top of the Elk Camp Gondola
(Rabbit Run Trail)Cost: FREE; Lift ticket is required for gondolaContact: 970.925.5756
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ACES NATURE TRAIL WALK Enjoy an easy two-hour guided walk along the gentle, kid-friendly Snowmass Nature Trail. A naturalist from the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) shares tips on wildflowers, animal tracks and birds.When: Daily, June 15 - September 2 Time: 10:00amWhere: Meet outside the Ice Age Discovery Center on the
Snowmass Village MallCost: FREEContact: 970.925.5756
SNOWMASS DISC GOLFCome enjoy one of the fastest growing sports at the first and only place in Colorado with two 18-hole mountain courses. Different courses are designed every season to ensure never-ending challenge on diverse mountain terrain with beautiful scenery and lots of elevation change. Hiking shoes and plenty of water are recommended.When: Mid-June - Labor Day Where: Top of the Elk Camp Gondola to the Snowmass Base Village Cost: FREE. Elk Camp Gondola requires lift ticketContact: 970.923.0544
JEEPING TOURSDiscover some of the most picturesque and remote places in the region during a comfortable, guided jeep tour. Expansive vistas await you along with wilderness areas, high-alpine wildflower meadows and rugged mountains. The views seem to go on forever! Look for elk, deer, bear, marmot, foxes and other Rocky Mountain wildlife.When: DailyCost: Prices vary by tourContact: Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544;
www.blazingadventures.com
WHITEWATER RAFTINGEnjoy everything from a gentle, scenic float to an extreme Class IV+ river trip. Skilled local guides, top-of-the-line equipment, exquisite scenery and an outstanding safety record help ensure a memorable experience on the Roaring Fork, Colorado, or Arkansas rivers. When: DailyCost: Prices vary by packageContact: Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544;
www.blazingadventures.com
All dates and events subject to change, visit snowmasstourism.com for updates
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SHIKING AND BIKINGSnowmass’ extensive trail system boasts over 50 miles of trails ranging from scenic paths and gentle roads to gnarly single track. Check out the paved path connecting Snowmass to the Rio Grande Trail and Aspen. On-mountain, the Elk Camp Gondola delivers riders and hikers to an unbeatable network of trails that includes the spectacular Government Trail, freeride trails with elevated bridges and teeter totters and gentle, scenic paths for the whole family. Ready for a guided day trip or real adventure? Take a hike or bike tour with an experienced guide.When: DailyCost: FREE trailsContact: For rentals or guided adventures: Aspen/Snowmass, 970.923.1227 Aspen Sports, 970.923.6111 Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544 Camp Aspen/Snowmass, 970.923.1227 Four-Mountain Sports, 970.923.2337 Gene Taylor Sports, 970.923.4336 Snowmass Sports, 970.923.3567
HOT AIR BALLOONINGLofty, panoramic views of the Elk Mountains and glimpses of the local wildlife make this a truly spectacular adventure. Ballooning is available year-round, with each season holding its own unique allure.When: DailyCost: Prices vary by packageContact: Above It All Balloon, 970.963.6148 Unicorn Balloon, 970.925.5752
CAMP ASPEN/SNOWMASS Adventure is the spirit at Camp Aspen/Snowmass, located in Snowmass Village. Camp Aspen/Snowmass provides hours of excitement for children ages one through fifteen and includes overnight camping, mountainboarding, skateboarding, mountain biking, rafting, paintball, horseback riding, fishing, rocket camps and much more! Free transportation is provided from Aspen for children 4 years and older (not available on Saturdays). Camp is open Monday through Friday, June 3 - August 30. www.aspensnowmass.com.
SNOWMASS PRIVATE ADVENTURES Experience the thrill of Aspen/Snowmass with a private lesson. Let our outdoor adventure professionals guide you and/or your family’s mountain experience. Select one, two or three activities – mountain biking, camping (please call for pricing), mountainboarding, fishing, skateboarding, paintball and more. When: Daily, June 24 - August 30 at 9:00am-12:00pm,
12:30pm-3:30pm or 9:00am-3:00pmWhere: Meet at the Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterCost: $249 for three hours, $449 for six hours (up to 4 people);
$99 for a one hour private lesson. $57/additional person; Size limit: 6
Contact: Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227
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MOUNTAIN BIKING CLINICS All levels of off-road biking including single track, downhill and cross-country. Price includes bike, lesson, lift and bike haul.When: Daily, June 24 – August 30Where: Beginners Magic Store at the base of Elk Camp GondolaTimes: 9:30am–12:30pm. Please arrive 30 minutes prior to lesson.Cost: $129Contact: Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227
KIDS’ CRAFTSThe mountains are sure to inspire unique creations at this free crafts hour for children. Parents can join in the fun to fashion unique vacation mementos such as hats, backpacks, and treasure boxes. All children must be accompanied by an adult. When: Every Thursday, June 20 – August 15Time: 4:00pm-5:00pmWhere: Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center, Base VillageCost: FREEContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.snowmasstourism.com
CLIMBING WALLTest your agility on the rock climbing wall at the top of Elk Camp Gondola.When: Daily, 11:00am-3:00pmWhere: Top of the Elk Camp GondolaCost: TBDContact: Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227
EUROBUNGY TRAMPOLINEThe world of extreme sports introduces this hybrid of the trampoline.When: Daily, 11:00am-4:00pmWhere: Base VillageCost: TBDContact: Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227
SLOPESIDE BOWLING ON SNOWMASS MOUNTAINNew! Try your hand at some slopeside bowling at the new bowling alley located below Venga Venga in the Snowmass Village Mall. Featuring 8 full-sized lanes, lounge area with full bar, locally brewed beers, wood fired oven pizzas, upscale bar food and more! Opening June 1.When: Weekdays 5pm-midnight, Weekends 11:00am-2:00amWhere: Underneath Venga Venga at the end of Snowmass
Village Mall
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SCHALLENGE ASPENChallenge Aspen provides recreational, cultural and educational experiences for anyone with cognitive or physical disabilities. Summer programs include camps for children, teens and injured military with activities ranging from creating art and staging a theatrical production to whitewater rafting, horseback riding and much more. Join Challenge Aspen, Grammy® Award winning singers Vince Gill and Amy Grant, other celebrities, athletes, philanthropists and friends for the 10th Annual Vince Gill and Amy Grant Golf Classic, July 29-30. at the St. Regis Aspen and Aspen Golf Club.Contact: 970.923.0578, www.challengeaspen.org
CHALLENGE ASPEN CAMPSChallenge Aspen has created summer camps for the music, art and dance enthusiast and the outdoor adventurer in your family. Our week-long camps provide the perfect setting, a knowledgeable staff and, for kids’ camps, a safe, natural community where they are free to create memories of their own to share with you at the end of a beautiful Colorado day. All Challenge Aspen summer camps are day camps for people with cognitive and/or physical disabilities ages 6 and up. Registration fees for all camps will be announced soon.Outdoor Adventure Camp: June 17-21High Rocky Adventure: June 30 – July 3Magic of Music & Dance Camp: July 22–26Just for Teens: August 5–8Contact: Sally Anne Harrell, Programs Coordinator,
[email protected] or 970.923.0578
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SCHALLENGE ASPEN MILITARY OPPORTUNITIESEach summer, the Roaring Fork Valley is alive with festivals, live music and activities. The C.A.M.O. (Challenge Aspen Military Opportunities) summer camps take full advantage of these community-based programs. Reintegration into society is an area of difficulty in recently injured soldiers’ lives, and community-based activities are helping to bridge the gap. Group lunches and dinners allow participants and their families/caregivers to bond and find strength in one another’s triumphs and tribulations. Contact: Dylan Braun, CAMO Program Coordinator,
[email protected], 970.923.0578
CHALLENGE AUTISMChallenge Autism’s mission is to provide individuals on the Autism Spectrum with opportunities to improve in sports, communication, and daily life skills through highly structured recreational, educational and cultural activities.CHAMP CAMP Session 1: June 10–14CHAMP CAMP Session 2: June 24–28CHAMP CAMP Session 3: July 8–12CHAMP CAMP Session 4: August 12–16Contact: Brett Coleman, Program Director,
[email protected], 970.923.0578
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THE SNOWMASS CLUB - GOLF & TENNISThe 18-hole, par-72 Snowmass Club Golf Course boasts a 7,008-yard semi-private course designed by Jim Engh. Amenities include a driving range and short game practice area, golf clubhouse, Black Saddle Bar & Grille, fully stocked pro shop, premium club rentals and private and group lessons. For tennis, train on one of the 11 outdoor courts surrounded by breathtaking views of the Elk Mountain Range, indoor courts available. Professional tennis pros offer private, semi-private and group lessons. Spa services available.When: Open May 4-October 13 (weather permitting)Where: Snowmass ClubCost: Various options availableContact: Golf: 970.923.5700, Tennis: 970.923.5200
RUN & GUN PAINTBALL Snowmass offers an outdoor paintball course and lots of games on the mountain for ages 10 and older and adults. Design your own group experience for birthdays, private parties, corporate team building, special events and more. When: Saturday - Sunday, 9:30am & 1:00pm
(or by appointment for private groups of ten or more)Where: Meet in the Treehouse Plaza, Base Village Cost: $550 for up to 10 people, $45 for each additional person.
Reservations required. Contact: Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227
ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER Over 150 summer workshops available for artists of all levels at this historic ranch-turned-visual arts community. Take a self-guided tour, see the artists at work in their studios, browse the ArtWorks Store, visit the galleries showcasing the work of established and up-and-coming artists and check out the bi-weekly lectures by renowned faculty and visiting artists. The 33rd Annual Art Auction on Saturday, August 10, draws international attention as attendees bid on works of art from international, national and local artists, while regular lunchtime auctionettes provide a lively mid-day picnic and art auction. Enjoy fresh gourmet fare with artists at the Ranch Café open to the public for lunch from 12:00pm-1:00pm.When: Artists Lecture: Sundays & Tuesdays, 7:00pm Campus Tour: Tuesdays at 3:00pm Store & Gallery: Open Monday–Friday, 9:00am–5:00pm Lunchtime Auctionettes: 6/14, 6/28, 7/12, 7/26, 8/2,
8/16, 8/30, BBQ $10 from 11:45am-12:15pm, Auctionette 12:15-1:00pm. Auctionettes are free and open to the public.
Where: 5263 Owl Creek Road, next to the Snowmass Chapel and Fire Station
Cost: Call or visit website for workshops and café prices. All ages welcome.
Contact: 970.923.3181, www.andersonranch.org
All dates and events subject to change, visit snowmasstourism.com for updates
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SANDERSON RANCH FEATURED ARTISTS LECTURE SERIESOur Featured Artists Lecture Series introduces diverse points of view from many internationally-recognized artists. Free and open to the public. All lectures are at 12:30pm. Please RSVP, 970.923.3181.6/13: Trevor Paglen; 6/20: Willie Cole; 7/5: Radcliffe Bailey; 7/11: Angel Otero; 7/18: Hernan Bas, 7/19: Bill Viola; 7/25: Marina Abramovic; 8/8: Xaviera Simmons; 8/15: Diana Thater; 8/22: Petah Coyne
ANDERSON RANCH FACULTY LECTURE SERIESSlide lecture series by faculty and visiting artists sharing images of their work and the inspiration behind them. Free and open to the public. When: Sundays and Tuesdays, June – August
(one Sunday lecture on June 2)Time: 7:00pm
ANDERSON RANCH LUNCHTIME AUCTIONETTESA great opportunity to buy original artwork by Ranch faculty, visiting artists, staff and students. Auctionettes are free and open to the public. When: Fridays: June 14 & 28, July 12 & 26, August 2, 16, & 30.Time: 11:45am-12:15pm BBQ ($10), 12:15pm–1:00pm Auctionette.Where: Anderson RanchCost: FreeContact: 970.923.3181, www.andersonranch.org
ANDERSON RANCH CHILDREN’S WORKSHOPSAnderson Ranch Arts Center offers week long half and full day children’s workshops in the visual arts throughout the summer. Artists and teachers encourage kids and teens ages 6-17 to explore their creativity and have fun by making art.Contact: 970.923.3181. www.andersonranch.org.
FAMILY SING-A-LONG AND STORYTELLING Join master storytellers and croonin’ cowboys as they bring the West to life in this cozy early evening activity for families. Enjoy well-known camp songs and interactive tall tales. When: Every Wednesday, June 19 - August 14Time: 4:00pm-5:00pmWhere: Snowmass Village MallCost: FREE, all ages welcomeContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.snowmasstourism.com
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SNOWMASS CHAPEL “MOUNTAINS OF FAITH” ADVENTURE DAY CAMP FOR KIDSThis is a FREE camp full of adventure and discovery. Includes music, crafts, hiking, fishing, stories, faith and oodles of fun! July 8-12, 9:00am-12:00pm for kids Pre-K through 6th grade. For information visit www.snowmasschapel.org or email [email protected].
SNOWMASS CHAPEL CAMP SMASHBOXThis adventure camp works hand in hand with the Snowmass Chapel to offer kids K-6th grade a fun and exciting place to hang with a positive vibe. Three camps are offered this summer: June 17-21, July 15-17 (3 day overnight camp) and August 12-16. Contact [email protected] today to see what it’s all about! Think. Play. Live. OUTSIDE! www.CampSMashbox.com for more information and to sign up.
Visit www.snowmasschapel.org for information on groups, meetings, and classes. Contact Charla Belinski, Director of Children Youth & Families, Snowmass Chapel, [email protected], 970.300.1213.
All dates and events subject to change, visit snowmasstourism.com for updates
SELF-GUIDED HIKING TOURGet up close and personal with mother nature’s ambassadors. Foxes at your window, elk greeting your shuttle, coyotes sauntering across the golf course. Think we’re kidding? Pick up Snowmass Village: Wild At Heart, the 450-page color field guide and 2006 Colorado Book Awards winner dedicated to all plants and animals that you might glimpse while on a visit. No other resort has such an outstanding resource for animal and nature lovers. So, grab a copy and strike out on your own!When: DailyWhere: Pick up a copy at Sundance Liquor & Gifts in Snowmass
Village, Amazon.com, or 5 other bookstores/outlets in the Roaring Fork Valley.
Cost: $34.95Contact: 970.923.3777
SNOWMASS CHAPELHelping families raise extraordinary kids and kids lead extraordinary lives! As the only Chapel in Snowmass Village, Snowmass Chapel has been serving a vast array of Christian faith traditions for more than 20 years. They’ve come to understand that like life, the faith journey is an amazing adventure. Their purpose is to live this adventure together. This summer they are offering a wide number of offerings – whoever you are, wherever you’ve been, there’s a place for you at Snowmass Chapel. Sunday 9:00am worship service is non-denominational and open to all.
August 15-20USA PRO CHALLENGE
AT A GLANCE SPECIAL EVENTS
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7-8 Snowmass Chili Pepper & Brew Fest Presents: Snowmass Mammoth Fest (10th Annual)
12-August 28 Snowmass Rodeo (every Wednesday)20-August 15 Snowmass Summer of Free Music Series
Produced by JAS Aspen Snowmass 21-23 Kick My Snowmass (Kickball Tournament)21-July 6 JAS Aspen Snowmass June Festival22 Elk Camp Gondola & Elk Camp Chairlift open
3 Snowmass Rodeo 40th Celebration Night12-14 Master of the Mass19-20 Aspen Deaf Camp Picnic (Featuring Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) 20 Anderson Ranch 17th Annual Recognition Dinner25-28 Snowmass Doubles Volleyball Presented by Spaulding
& Misty May Treanor Junior’s Clinic26-28 4th Annual Snowmass Automobili Exotica29-30 Challenge Aspen Vince Gill & Amy Grant Golf Classic
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A U G U S T 2 0 1 33-4 Power of Four Mountain Bike and Trail 50K Races 10 Anderson Ranch Arts Center Annual Art Auction and
Snowmass Culinary Festival14 Susan Komen TETWP (Tough Enough to Wear Pink)
Rodeo Fundraiser15-20 USA Pro Challenge (Snowmass Opening Activities
and Stage 1)17 Snowmass Rodeo /USA Pro Challenge
24 Chalk it Up! Sidewalk Art Competition28-September 2 41st Annual Motherlode Volleyball Classic 30-September 1 JAS Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Festival
7-8 Ragnar Relay Colorado12-15 Rocky Mountain Ferrari Fall Foliage Tour13-14 Snowmass Wine Festival 13-15 The 38th Annual Snowmass Balloon Festival 20-22 CU in Snowmass Rocky Mtn Conf Collegiate Cycling21 The Golden Leaf Half Marathon 26-October 1 Aspen Filmfest 2013 Weekends in September – Elk Camp Gondola and
Elk Camp Chair open for biking and hiking
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SSNOWMASS RODEOSnowmass Rodeo celebrates 40 years! Experience a night of wholesome family entertainment and see a REAL RODEO. Watch Saddle Bronc and Bull Riding, Team Roping, Barrel Racing and more. Children can participate in the Calf Scramble and Mutton Busting. Enjoy a terrific BBQ dinner or something from the full bar. After the rodeo, a campfire, sing-a-long and marshmallow roast complete a perfect Colorado evening. It’s Western Wednesday in Snowmass-rain or shine!When: Every Wednesday, June 12 - August 28Time: Gates open at 5:00pm for Family Activities, BBQ,
Bar & Shopping with our VendorsRodeo: 7:00pm – 8:30pmWhere: Snowmass Village Rodeo Grounds - FREE ParkingCost: $20 adults, $15 ages (11-15), Children FREE
VIP seating: $25 adults, $20 ages 11-15, Children FREEContact: 970.923.8898 www.snowmassrodeo.org
SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTERThe award-winning and environmentally-friendly 18,000 sq-ft indoor facility includes cardio and weight room, gymnasium with full-size basketball and volleyball court, aerobics room, group fitness classes, a climbing wall and a bouldering cave. Featuring four saltwater heated pools, including an outdoor spa, four tennis courts, a basketball court, two sand volleyball courts and a 10,000 sq-ft concrete skate park.When: DailyTime: All dayWhere: 2835 Brush Creek Road across from the Snowmass
Club Golf Course Cost: Day Passes: Adult, $15 / Youth 2-17, $10Contact: 970.922.2240, www.snowmassrecreation.com
SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER SUMMER CAMPRegister now, for a fun-filled summer at the Snowmass Village Recreation Center Summer Camp! Join your friends for fun filled days of recreation and adventure, utilizing our great facilities here at the Snowmass Recreation Center as well as other amenities in the surrounding Roaring Fork Valley. Activities will include but are not limited to indoor rock climbing, swimming, hiking, arts & crafts, outdoor activities, gym and field activities, playground, field trips, tennis, volleyball, and much more. When: Monday - Friday, June 5 - August 23Time: 8:00am–5:30pmWhere: Brush Creek Road across from the Snowmass Club
Golf CourseCost: $45 Daily Drop in, 10 +days $35 Register for entire
summer for $1450 10% discounts for multiple children Contact: 970.922.2240, www.snowmassrecreation.com
SNOWMASS VILLAGE PARKS & RECREATIONStill looking for more action? Check out the baseball and soccer fields, skate park, tennis courts, sand volleyball and basketball courts, and two playgrounds for all ages - the fun never stops in Snowmass!When: DailyTime: All dayWhere: Adjacent to the Rodeo LotCost: FREEContact: 970.922.2240, www.snowmassrecreation.com
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SNOWMASS THURSDAY NIGHT SUMMER OF FREE MUSIC SERIES - PRODUCED BY JASThis free Thursday night concert series (plus one Friday show) draws crowds by the thousands. With a state-of-the-art sound system, the venue offers some of the country’s most distinguished rock, R&B, soul and Latin performers. Bring along a blanket or low lawn chair and a picnic for the ultimate al fresco experience. Beer and wine are available for purchase. Free Family Fun Zone featuring bounce house, face painting and more! Dogs are welcome in a separate pet friendly area outside the venue. Produced by JAS Aspen Snowmass.When: June 20 & 27, Friday, July 5, 11, 18, 25, August 1, 8 & 15.Time: 6:15pmWhere: Fanny HillCost: FREEContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.snowmasstourism.com
FLY FISHINGGuided Wade Trips: Spend a half or full day with experienced local guides, fishing either the Roaring Fork or Frying Pan rivers, which have been designated as “Gold Medal” trout rivers by the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Guided Float Trips: Try your flies against trophy-size trout by floating down one of the rivers under the guidance of your local, experienced guide. A fishing license is required for all trips.When: DailyCost: Various packages availableContact: Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544
Taylor Creek Fly Shop: Aspen, 970.920.1128 Basalt, 970.927.4374
SUNSET DINNERSOur evening jeep excursion and dinner at the historic Burlingame Cabin on Snowmass Mountain offers sprawling vistas of Mount Daly and a delicious dinner hot off the grill. A campfire, live music, s’mores and a golden sun setting against the magnificent Elk Mountains complete this ideal dining adventure for families or groups. Reservations required.When: DailyTime: 6:00pm-9:00pmWhere: Meet at the Blazing Adventure Office on the
Snowmass Mall Cost: Various packages availableContact: Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544,
www.blazingadventures.com
All dates and events subject to change, visit snowmasstourism.com for updates
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KICK MY SNOWMASS KICKBALL TOURNAMENTKickball players from all over the west unite to play, party and support the fight against pediatric cancer. Teams will be pooled according to their chosen level of competition and all players will have the opportunity to show off their skills in the Olympkick Games! $1000 cash prize for the winner and prizes for the Player’s Choice Team Winner!When: Sunday, June 21-23Where: Snowmass Softball FieldContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.kickmysnowmass.com
FUN IN THE SUNChildren’s Festival and Community Picnic with family-style barbeque, dunk tank, softball game, carnival games, bounce houses, and live music. Proceeds benefit the Little Red Schoolhouse, a local nonprofit childcare and educational center.When: Saturday, July 13Where: Snowmass Softball FieldContact: 970.923.5020, www.mylittleredschoolhouse.org
SNOWMASS CHILI PEPPER & BREW FEST PRESENTS SNOWMASS MAMMOTH FEST (10TH ANNUAL)SBG Productions (Founder of Telluride Blues and Brews) along with Snowmass Tourism bring you the 10th anniversary of this Colorado music festival. Join us for chili & brew tastings along with two days and two nights of music, all in a convenient, new location. Featuring Return to Dark side of the Moon with Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, STRFKR, The Joy Formidable, AWOLNATION and many, many more! New this year: camping!When: Friday & Saturday, June 7-8 Time: See website for detailed schedule & pricingWhere: Snowmass Village Mall - Fanny Hill & Snowmass Town ParkCost: Ticket pricing varies: $25-$80Contact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.snowmassmammothfest.com
FOOD & WINE CLASSIC IN ASPEN Join leading chefs like Mario Batali, Giada De Laurentiis, Thomas Keller and others for three inspiring days of cooking classes and special events. More than 300 noted wine authorities pour premium wines complementing specialty foods from around the world. Enjoy Snowmass’ scenic beauty and lodging convenience while attending one of the nation’s most prestigious epicurean events, just nine miles away. When: Friday - Sunday, June 14-16 Where: Wagner Park, Aspen Cost: Various packages available Contact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.stayaspensnowmass.com All dates and events subject to change, visit snowmasstourism.com for updates
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JAS ASPEN SNOWMASS (JAS) JUNE FESTIVAL The JAS Aspen Snowmass June Festival includes four nights of headline concerts at the Benedict Music Tent including: Jackson Browne, Ben Harper & Charlie Musselwhite, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Naturally 7, and Pink Martini, along with a series of intimate jazz concerts at the JAS Café Downstairs @ the Little Nell and nightly lawn parties prior to the main stage acts. Visit www.jazzaspensnowmass.org for full details.
Stay in Snowmass Village and enjoy convenient lodging and 360-degree magnificent mountain scenery. Relax and let the public buses running regularly between Aspen and Snowmass get you there. When: Friday - Saturday, June 21-23Time: Benedict Music Tent Performances (June 21-23 & July 7)Contact: Lodging & Ticket Packages: 1.800.SNOWMASS
(1.800.766.9627), www.snowmasstourism.com
JAS Café Downstairs @ the Nell: performances June 26, 28, 29 & July 7 featuring Raul Midon, Karrin Allyson, Jon Cleary, Jeff Hamilton Trio, Wil Campa y su Gran Union.Where: AspenTickets: www.jazzaspensnowmass.orgContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
866.JAS.TIXX, www.jazzaspensnowmass.org
ASPEN MUSIC FESTIVAL AND SCHOOLThe world’s most accomplished and promising musicians have made a pilgrimage to Aspen/Snowmass each summer since 1949. Today this glorious summer-long celebration includes more than 350 events. The Aspen Music Festival and School also conducts themed, multi-day collections of concerts, talks and related events that add context and bring to light classical music’s subtle currents and connections. Look for the mini-festivals throughout the summer.When: June - AugustWhere: Benedict Music Tent, Harris Concert Hall,
The Wheeler Opera House in AspenCost: Various ticket pricesContact: 970.925.9042, www.aspenmusicfestival.com
MASTER OF THE MASSThis exciting mountain bike race is comprised of four stages over three days and will test the all-around skills of the racers. From keeping speed on a flowing jump trail, climbing on a cross-country course, surviving an extreme downhill course and finishing with a super-downhill course, this race will challenge even the ultimate trail riders. To add to the difficulty, racers are only able to use one bike for the entire race. Parties and events to be had all weekend long! When: Friday - Sunday, July 12-14Where: Snowmass, On-mountainRegistration: www.aspensnowmass.com
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4TH ANNUAL SNOWMASS AUTOMOBILI EXOTICAThis event is presented by 3ZERO3 Motorsports. Catch the road rally from Denver to Snowmass via Independence Pass. The public is welcome at the Car Expo & Exotic Car Show on Saturday.When: Friday - Sunday, July 26-28Where: Snowmass Village Cost: Car Expo & Exotic Car Show are freeContact: Max Gerson, 3ZERO3 Motorsports, 303.456.8383,
POWER OF FOUR MOUNTAIN BIKE AND TRAIL 50K RACESThese unique mountain bike and trail running races combine the four ski areas of Aspen/Snowmass (Snowmass, Buttermilk, Aspen Highlands and Aspen Mountain) all into one. The diversity of the terrain and tackling our four distinct mountains will certainly place this event in a unique category. When: Saturday - Sunday, August 3-4 Where: Aspen/SnowmassContact: www.aspensnowmass.com
All dates and events subject to change, visit snowmasstourism.com for updates
ASPEN DEAF CAMP PICNIC (FEATURING NITTY GRITTY DIRT BAND)After a 15+ year hiatus, the event that John Denver put on the map is back! All proceeds benefit the wonderful Aspen Camp of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. This year’s event, featuring Billy Dean and headlining by the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, will surely be a highlight of the summer. Tickets on sale now.When: Friday & Saturday, July 19-20Where: Snowmass Village Mall – Fanny HillContact: 800.SNOWMASS, www.deafcamppicnic.org
SNOWMASS DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL PRESENTED BY SPALDING Grab your teammate and sign up for this new mountain tournament. Brought to you by Volleyball of the Rockies, organizers of some of the largest volleyball tournaments in the state, the courts will be located throughout the village. There will be plenty of spectating opportunities including the Beach Finals on the sand court in Base Village, aka Centre Court. Juniors, now’s your chance to join three time Olympic Gold Medalist, Misty May Treanor, for her Dream in Gold Junior’s Volleyball Clinic & Tournament. Space is limited.When: Thursday - Sunday, July 25-28. Dream in Gold: Thursday &
Friday, July 25 & 26Where: Snowmass Village, Town Park Cost: No cost for spectators, participants may register onlineContact: 800.SNOWMASS, www.snowmassdoubles.com or
www.dreamingold.com
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SNOWMASS CULINARY FESTIVAL Delicious food, wine, and spirits against the backdrop of the spectacular high alpine scenery. Highlights include cooking demos and the Palette of Pairings, which features small plates from over 20 local chefs, paired with wine and spirits.When: Saturday, August 10Time: 4:00pm-6:00pmWhere: Snowmass MallCost: $45 at the door ($10 discount with an auction paddle
from the Anderson Ranch Arts Auction)Contact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.snowmasstourism.com
ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER 33RD ANNUAL AUCTION & COMMUNITY PICNICThe celebrated Annual Art Auction is the Ranch’s largest fundraiser of the year and a long-standing highlight of the lively summer season. Hundreds of collectors, art enthusiasts and supporters come to the Ranch campus to peruse and bid on more than 200 pieces of art in a festive community atmosphere with a fun picnic lunch. The artwork offered in both the silent and live auctions is a diverse collection of artwork created by artists from throughout the valley and around the country. All proceeds benefit the educational programs of Anderson Ranch Arts Center. When: Saturday, August 10. Registration begins at 11:00am. Silent
auction, picnic and live auction preview begin at 11:30am. Live Auction begins at 1:30pm
Where: 5263 Owl Creek Road, next to the Snowmass Chapel and Fire Station
Cost: Auction free and open to the public; picnic lunch $15/adult, kids 12 & under free
Contact: www.andersonranch.org
TETWP ™ (TOUGH ENOUGH TO WEAR PINK)TETWP™ was created for the rodeo and the western community to rally against breast cancer. The grassroots movement has inspired other sports communities to own TETWP™ campaigns, spreading a message of hope and support that reaches beyond the rodeo arena to competitors, family and fans across America. Are you Tough Enough To Wear Pink?When: Wednesday, August 14 Where: Snowmass Rodeo GroundsCost: Breast Cancer Survivors entry FREE, Co-Survivors
(friends & family) $12, Normal Fees-go to www.snowmassrodeo.org/tickets.html
Contact: www.komenaspen.org, RSVP to [email protected]
USA PRO CHALLENGEThe USA Pro Challenge will start its 2013 event in Aspen/Snowmass with a circuit race that will take cyclists into a portion of Snowmass. Aspen/Snowmass will host the circuit race on the opening day of the event, Monday, August 19, with Tuesday’s August 20 Stage 2 starting in Aspen and traveling to Breckenridge. Activities building up to the race start on August 15. When: Thursday-Tuesday, August 15-20Where: Snowmass Village Cost: Free to spectatorsContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.snowmasstourism.com
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CHALK IT UPSnowmass is calling out to all creative types to come and Chalk It Up. This chalk art competition is a one of a kind sidewalk art event. Artists of all ages and abilities are invited to put their creative juices to the test by drawing a unique piece of chalk art that comes alive on the sidewalks of the Snowmass Mall and Base Village. Prizes of $500 are awarded for the open category for first place, $200 for second and $100 for third place and for the People’s Choice Award. Kids 12 and under can win a $100 savings bond. A palette of free chalk is provided to each artist. When: Saturday, August 24Time: 9:30am-3:00pmWhere: Snowmass Village Mall and Base VillageCost: FreeContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.snowmasstourism.com
41ST ANNUAL MOTHERLODE VOLLEYBALL CLASSICOne of the largest pro-am beach doubles Volleyball events in the country, the Motherlode Volleyball Classic is a six day “volleyfest” with upwards of 600 teams participating from all over the US and Canada, including beach professionals, legends of the game, and top amateurs competing in 20 different divisions at parks all over the Aspen area. When: Wednesday - Monday, August 28 - September 2Time: All dayWhere: Main Championship Courts: Koch Lumber Park, AspenCost: FREE for spectatorsContact: www.motherlodevolleyball.com
JAS ASPEN SNOWMASS (JAS) LABOR DAY FESTIVALThe hottest 72 hours of the summer! The JAS Labor Day Festival, taking place in Snowmass Village, Colorado, is one of Colorado’s premier music extravaganzas. This year’s event will feature headline performances from Grace Potter & The Nocturnals, Jason Mraz, Keith Urban, Train, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros, Journey & more. Enjoy an extensive selection of food and beverage vendors, crafts, kids corner and more. When you aren’t at the shows enjoy all the Aspen/Snowmass area has to offer. Visit www.jazzaspensnowmass.org for full details.When: Friday - Sunday, August 30 – September 1Time: See website for schedule and timesWhere: Snowmass Town ParkTickets: www.jazzaspensnowmass.orgContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), 866-JAS-TIXX,
www.jazzaspensnowmass.org
RAGNAR RELAY COLORADOPICTURE THIS: A 200 mile running relay that takes you and 11 pals, day and night, through the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. This running event will start in Breckenridge and leap frog to Vail and finish up in Snowmass, Colorado. Get your running calendar set; now’s your chance to find your wild side as you traverse through the rocky mountain state.When: September 7-8Where: Breckenridge to Vail to Snowmass, COCost: $1380 per team/$115 per runnerContact: www.ragnarrelay.com
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN FERRARI FALL FOLIAGE TOURThis exciting event begins with the dramatically scenic drive from Denver to Snowmass Village via Independence Pass and includes a car rally to the wine country of Paonia, CO and car show displaying these extraordinary vehicles.When: Thursday - Sunday, September 12-15Time: Car Show September 14, 2:00pm-5:00pm Where: Snowmass Village soccer fieldCost: FREE for spectatorsContact: www.snowmasstourism.com
ASPEN RUGGERFEST National Champions, The Gentlemen of Aspen Rugby Football Club, host a weekend packed with rugby excitement at the Annual Ruggerfest. Come see some of the best rugby teams in battle for the Ruggerfest title and bragging rights on the famed rugby fields in the world-renowned resort of Aspen, Colorado. Aspen Ruggerfest is a world class rugby tournament that attracts nearly 50 teams from all over the continental United States, Hawaii, the southern Hemisphere and Europe.When: Thursday - Sunday, September 12-15Time: All dayWhere: Wagner Park, AspenCost: FREE for spectatorsContact: www.aspenrugby.com
SNOWMASS WINE FESTIVALCelebrate over 300 extraordinary wines from around the world and delectable cuisine from local chefs. Interact and learn from wine and food professionals in an intimate setting and enjoy live music while savoring the crisp mountain air and the brilliant fall foliage of the Rocky Mountains. Four-Course Wine Dinner, Grand Tasting, Silent Auction and live music. Proceeds support the Snowmass Rotary Club’s charitable fund.When: Friday - Saturday, September 13-14Where: Snowmass Village MallTime: Friday Dinner: 6:30pm; Saturday Festival: 1:00pm-5:00pmCost: Dinner: $125/pp; Festival: $70/pp in advance; $80 at the doorContact: 970.379.6577, www.snowmasswinefestival.com
38TH ANNUAL SNOWMASS BALLOON FESTIVALThe Snowmass Balloon Festival fills the sky with one of the highest-altitude balloon events in the country. Over three days, 30 pilots compete in challenges such as a distance race that covers the whole Roaring Fork Valley. Highlights include Saturday Evening Glow, barbecue, and free concert where brightly colored balloons light up the night sky and twinkle on and off like colorful stars.When: Friday - Sunday, September 13-15Time: Friday - Sunday, 7:30am-10:30am Balloon Glow: Saturday, 7:00pm Where: Snowmass softball fieldCost: FREEContact: 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627),
www.snowmassballoon.com
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CU IN SNOWMASS COLLEGIATE MOUNTAIN BIKE RACEThe University of Colorado Boulder is hosting this exciting mountain bike event in Snowmass to cap off a great season of riding in the Rockies. Come out and cheer on some of the sport’s future pros in all disciplines. Event includes Cross Country and Downhill. When: Friday - Sunday, September 20-22Time: All dayWhere: Snowmass VillageContact: www.snowmasstourism.com
THE GOLDEN LEAF HALF MARATHONDubbed one of the most beautiful races in the country by Trail Runner Magazine, this event is a running race from Snowmass Village to Aspen over scenic mountain trails and roads. Race will be capped at 1000 runners. Registration begins April 15.When: Saturday, September 21Time: 8:30amWhere: Fanny Hill startCost: Prices to be determinedContact: 970.925.2849, www.utemountaineer.com
All dates and events subject to change, visit snowmasstourism.com for updates
ASPEN FILMFESTCoinciding with Autumn’s changing leaves, Aspen Filmfest offers a feast of film and fall color that satisfies film lovers of all ages and tastes. With an emphasis on independent productions from around the world, Filmfest champions filmmaking at its finest. Intimate in scale and celebratory in tone, Filmfest showcases new features and documentaries, along with previews of big fall releases, opportunities to interact with visiting filmmaker guests, and other special presentations. Full program available Labor Day. When: Thursday - Tuesday, September 26-October 1Where: Aspen: Wheeler Opera House Carbondale: Crystal TheatreCost: TBD. Year-round memberships are availableContact: 970.925.6882, www.aspenfilm.org
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WHAT’S NEW THIS SUMMERVALHALLA NIGHTS FRIDAY EVENINGS AT THE NEW ELK CAMP RESTAURANTThe Elk Camp Restaurant will open for evening activities with Valhalla Nights, an extension of the popular Ullr Nights that debuted this winter. Summer evening activities include downhill biking, dinner, campfire, live music, movies, Stryder Park and Kids playground on Friday evenings July 12 & 19 and August 2, 16, 23 & 30. The new Elk Camp Restaurant serves as the centerpiece of Snowmass’s summertime activities on the mountain and is Aspen Skiing Company’s fifth LEED certified building. The restaurant will be open daily and food will be served from 10:30am to 3:30pm beginning June 22.
NEW IN BASE VILLAGESlice Red Barn Pizzeria is a new pizza and Italian food restaurant from the owners of Base Camp Bar & Restaurant. Fresh, fun and family oriented, Slice offers a delicious array of contemporary Italian cuisine & artisan pizzas with incredible mountain views and five flat-screen TV’s for entertainment. Slice also delivers to your door or boxed “to-go” for mountain activities. By the slice or enjoy the whole pie. Located in Base Village between the Gondola and Village Express lift, on the top floor of the Red Barn, next to Base Camp www.slicesnowmass.com.
NEW SLOPESIDE BOWLING BOUTIQUE OPENING IN SNOWMASS THIS SUMMERTry your hand at some slopeside bowling at the new bowling alley below Venga Venga Cantina located at the end of the Snowmass Village Mall. Featuring eight full-sized lanes, a lounge area with full bar, locally brewed beers, wood-fired oven pizzas, upscale bar food and more! It is scheduled to open June 1, weekdays from 5:00pm-Midnight and weekends from 11:00am-2:00am.
THE ELK CAMP GONDOLA & LIFT TO RUN DAILY AND EVERY WEEKEND IN SEPTEMBERExperience Snowmass in the summertime with a ride up the Elk Camp Gondola and the Elk Camp chairlift to the summit now running seven days a week and every weekend in September. A full system of downhill and cross country mountain bike trails are accessible geared for every level. The Elk Camp Gondola and Elk Camp Chair will run daily June 22 - September 2 and on weekends of September 7 & 8, 14 & 15, 21 & 22 and 28 & 29, extending the fall season.
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YThe Denver Museum of Nature & Science has completed the largest-ever fossil excavation project at Ziegler Reservoir near Snowmass Village. The site is a complex series of Ice Age ecosystems that has already yielded the largest collection of Mastodon bones from a single site anywhere. Initial radiocarbon dating indicates the site is more that 45,000 years old, and geologists estimate it could be as old as 130,000 to 150,000 years. It is likely the best high elevation Ice Age site anywhere in the world. In total, 5,400 bones were pulled from the site in the spring/summer 2011. Twenty six vertebrate animals from the site have been identified, and the number of species will grow as work continues at the museum.
Additionally, Snowmass Tourism is adding an actual fossil preparation station, thanks to Denver Museum of Nature & Science, which will be housed in the Ice Age Discovery Center on the Mall with an interpreter on hand to show and explain how the bone preservation process works. The Aspen Skiing Company will also contribute a quality dig pit (location TBD). For more information: [email protected]
COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE MINI SERIESThis 9 week mini-series is designed to provide visitors and residents with background information to better understand the developing science from the fossil excavation at Zeigler Reservoir. The series is held at the Ice Age Discovery Center and is free and open to the public. For more information visit www.snowmasstourism.com or call 970.922.2277. Tuesdays, June 18 - August 20.
SNOWMASS ICE AGE DISCOVERY CENTERTouch a mastodon tooth. Wonder at a half-sized 6-foot Wooden Mammoth Skeleton. See video from Denver Museum of Nature & Science and learn the story of the Snowmass Ice Age discovery through creative displays, educational panels and interactive programming. The Ice Age Discovery Center on the Snowmass Mall is built for kids with plenty of things for adults to enjoy too. Open daily, June 1 - October 1 from 10:00am-5:00pm. Free admission. Contact: 970.922.2277.
ICE AGE DISCOVERY WALK A naturalist from the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies trained by the Denver Museum of Nature & Science will lead a two hour walk looking into the Snowmass Ice Age Discovery.When: Daily, June 15 - September 2Time: 1:00pmWhere: Meet outside the Ice Age Discovery Center
on the Snowmass Village MallCost: FREEContact: 970.925.5756
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Snowmass is inspirational. Whether you are a professional meeting planner, an individual planning a social gathering or a newly engaged couple looking for that special location to exchange vows- Snowmass provides the perfect backdrop for gatherings that inspire. With over 70,000 square feet of indoor meeting space and a myriad of outdoor venues, the team at Snowmass Tourism will turn your vision into reality. So why come to Snowmass if meetings or social functions are the only thing on your group’s agenda? The answer is simple- endless outdoor activities and convenience. From world-class fly fishing, white water rafting and mountain biking to our endless array of hiking trails and first-rate golf, there is no shortage of things to do in Snowmass. Add to that Wednesday night Rodeo, free Thursday night concerts and the Aspen/Snowmass airport located just 6 miles from the village, it is no wonder that our groups come back year after year.
WE ARE HERE TO HELP!For more information visit www.snowmassgroups.com, or call 1.800.598.2009
FAMILY REUNIONSWEDDINGSCORPORATE EVENTS
After the summer concerts and festivals have come to an end, the snow begins to fly in the Elk Mountain Range leaving behind some of the best powder in the world. Aspen/Snowmass, one of the most highly regarded North American resorts, invites you to experience epic turns, relaxation and winter adventure in the Rocky Mountains. Historically known as a family resort, Snowmass maintains its ties to kid-friendly adventure, while continuing to make a name for itself in the freeride world. With some of the best steeps, a slew of parks and pipes to choose from, fabulous beginner and intermediate terrain, an adaptive recreation program located slopeside and a host of capital improvements, Snowmass offers something for everyone. Non-skiing visitors can choose from a variety of recreational and cultural pursuits including shopping, spa experiences, snowshoeing, dog-sledding, cross-country disciplines, nature tours, cooking classes and more. Did we mention the long list of FUN and FREE special events? On-mountain concerts and holiday celebrations bring an exciting scene to Snowmass while adding value to your vacation. Plan
ahead for your winter getaway and enjoy a snowmassive rocky mountain experience.
For more information: visit www.snowmasstourism.com
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SKI & SPORT SHOPSAspen Sports (M) 9 2 3 . 6 1 1 1Aspen Sports Outlet (C) 923.3566Blazing Adventures (M) 923.4544 Christy Sports (M) 923.2717 D&E Ski & Snowboard Shop (M) 923.2337Four-Mountain Sports (M, B, O) 923.1227
Gorsuch (M) 923.9673 Gene Taylor Sports (M) 923.4336Performance Ski (B) 922.0697Sidewinder Sports (M) 922.7433
SERVICESAlpine Bank (M) (C) 923.3600 Alpine Property Real Estate (M) 923.5860Aspen/Snowmass Ticket Offices (B, M) 925.1220BJ Adams and Company (C) 9 2 3 . 2 1 1 1Chaffin & Light Real Estate (M) 923.2006Challenge Aspen (M) 923.0578 Challenge America (M) 923.0578Cleaner Express (C) 923.3388Huggins and Company Real Estate (M) 923.3300 Joshua and Company (C) 923.4700Related WestPac (M) 923.5445Snowmass Club (O) 923.5600Snowmass Conoco (C) 923.3346Snowmass Guest Services & Information (O) 922.2233Snowmass Sun (C) 923.5829Snowmass Village Salon (M) 923.9407 The Foot Foundation (M) 948.6218The Village Locksmith (C) 923.2351Town of Snowmass Village Offices (O) 923.3777Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center (B) 923.TREE (8733)U.S. Post Office (C) 923.2497Vectra Bank Colorado (C) 888.648.7850Village Market (C) 923.4444
RESTAURANTS & BARSBase Camp Bar & Grill (B) 923.6000Big Hoss BBQ (M) 923.2597Black Saddle (O) 923.9190Eight K at the Viceroy (O) 923.8000Elk Camp Restaurant (S) 923.0450Espresso Café (C) 923.4712Fuel (M) 923.0091Grill on the Deck (M) 923.3576Il Poggio (M) 923.4292Krabloonik (O) 923.3953Little Dill (M) 923.3455Little Mammoth Café (M) 923.8892Lynn Britt Cabin, by reservation (S) 923.0479Mountain Dragon (M) 923.3576New Belgium Ranger Station (M) 236.NBRSPastore’s Taste of Philly (M) 923 .57 1 1Sage Restaurant & Bar, Snowmass Club (O) 923.0923Slice Red Barn Pizzeria 923.2743Snowmass Bakery (B) 923.9477Snowmass Kitchen (M) 923.8301Starbucks (M) 923.8306Taster’s Restaurant (C) 923.5250The Artisan, Stonebridge Inn (O) 923.2427The Edge Restaurant and Bar (O) 923.4004 The Nest at the Viceroy (O) 923.8000The Stew Pot (M) 923.2263Venga Venga (M) 923.7777Village Tavern (C) 319.2662Vue Lounge (M) 923.8302Locations: (B) = Base Village; (C) = Center;
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