Aspen Snowmass is a premier winter destination comprising four distinct mountains: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, and Snowmass. Originally a booming silver mining town in the late 19th century, Aspen has evolved into a world-renowned luxury ski resort that retains its authentic historic character. The downtown area beautifully contrasts Victorian architecture with modern high-end boutiques, fine art galleries, and acclaimed culinary experiences. The resort is celebrated for its incredible variety of terrain, all accessible on a single lift ticket. Connected by a free and efficient transit system, visitors can easily hop between the beginner-friendly slopes of Buttermilk, the massive family-oriented expanse of Snowmass, the steep cruisers of Aspen Mountain right in town, and the extreme big-mountain terrain of Aspen Highlands.

Aspen offers an unparalleled skiing experience split across four unique mountains, meaning the terrain variety is virtually endless. From the world-famous terrain parks of Buttermilk to the hike-to expert chutes of Highland Bowl, every level of skier is catered to with pristine grooming and consistent snowfall.

Located in the heart of the White River National Forest, the Elk Mountains offer high-altitude dry powder, dramatic peaks, and stunning alpine scenery.