Aspen/Snowmass March 24-31, 2012
There are a couple of spots that have opened up.
It’s no secret that Aspen has been called Colorado’s Hollywood. While designer shops, trendy hotels, and spectacular nightlife create the scene in the town of Aspen, it’s the mountain itself that is truly glamorous. With 673 acres of skiable terrain, 76 technical trails specifically groomed for advanced and expert skiers, and some of the best ski conditions in all of Colorado, it’s clear that Aspen stands out among the best of Colorado’s ski towns for several reasons. First, the exclusive nature of Aspen is its blessing. The mountain’s average of three people to each skiable acre isn’t a statistic you’ll find at many other ski resorts. And, skiers reign supreme in Aspen. While nearby Snowmass, Aspen Highlands, and Buttermilk are open to boarding, Aspen Mountain’s more advanced runs make it more of a draw for serious skiers. And, for those who are truly serious, that’s just another reason to celebrate. Additionally, Aspen’s prevalence of advanced and expert terrain keeps beginners at bay, meaning that you won’t have to fight crowds of children or beginners. Translation: you can get down to business. Go to the skiing page for more info
