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Sightseeing Tickets

Not Skiing? Legs need a break? Let our gondolas and chairlifts deliver you to incredible views, delicious meals, and unique on-mountain events — starting at $41.

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Sightseeing Dates & Hours

Uploading: 9:00am – 3:30pm; Last ride down: 4:00pm

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Aspen Mountain gondolas go up the hill

Aspen Mountain: Silver Queen Gondola | November 26, 2026 - April 18, 2027

Ride to Sundeck restaurant for incredible dining with panoramic views

Snowmass: Elk Camp Gondola | November 26, 2026 - April 11, 2027

Access the Alpine Breathtaker Coaster and exceptional mountain cuisine at Elk Camp

Aspen Highlands: Exhibition Chairlift | December 12, 2026 - April 11, 2027

Enjoy food and drink specials at Merry-go-round restaurant

Buttermilk: Summit Express Chairlift | December 12, 2026 - April 4, 2027

Take in stunning views of Pyramid Peak and warming food at Cliffhouse

Please note: Buttermilk sightseeing hours are slightly different than our other three mountains, with uploading starting at 9am and last ride down at 3:30pm

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Sightseeing FAQ's

What are the sightseeing hours at Aspen Snowmass?

Loading runs 9:00am–3:30pm at Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, and Snowmass. Buttermilk's window is slightly shorter, with loading ending at 3:00pm.

What can I do at the top of Silver Queen Gondola in Aspen?

At the top of the Silver Queen Gondola, guests can dine at the Sundeck and take in panoramic views of Aspen Mountain.

What can I do at the top of Elk Camp Gondola in Snowmass?

After a ride up the Elk Camp Gondola, Snowmass offers dining at Elk Camp, or a fun activity for the whole family with tubing or the Alpine Coaster.

Do I need to book sightseeing tickets in advance at Aspen Snowmass?

While advance booking isn't required for sightseeing tickets, we do suggest booking tickets in advance to assure tickets do not sell out.

Can non-skiers ride the gondola at Aspen Snowmass?

Yes! Sightseeing Tickets let non-skiers ride the gondolas and select chairlifts at all four mountains for the views, dining, and on-mountain activities, no skis required.

What is the difference between a sightseeing ticket and a lift ticket at Aspen Snowmass?

A sightseeing ticket grants gondola or chairlift access to the top of the mountain for dining, views, and on-mountain activities, without ski terrain access. A lift ticket includes full access to ski and ride the mountain.