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Guides to Aspen Snowmass

In summer, our snowy slopes are replaced with meadows of wildflowers, and activities shift to mountain biking, hiking, sightseeing, ziplines, ropes courses and more, all concentrated on Snowmass and Aspen Mountain.

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Maroon Bells 101

The iconic Maroon Bells re-open for the summer season this May. We've put together our top tips for experiencing this enchanted wilderness.

Hike Aspen to Crested Butte

A popular, 11-mile route from Aspen to Crested Butte taking hikers over the 12,500 foot West Maroon Pass.

Hiking Guide

Our four mountains are open to hiking in the summer, offering nature-lovers the chance to climb the mountains that they love to ski in the winter.

Your First Visit

Here is what you need to know before your first trip to Aspen, Colorado this summer.

Biking Guide

We have your guide for all the single-track, cross-country, downhill, or pavement-centric options, as well as information on bike rentals throughout the Roaring Fork Valley.

Guide to Lost Forest

Plan a visit immersed in the magic of Lost Forest, a mid-mountain playground on Snowmass with activities for every age and group size.

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Stories of Aspen Snowmass

A strong community, values-led action, lasting connections with both people and the planet- these are the stories of Aspen Snowmass.

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Happy Golden Trails

The Roaring Fork Valley’s IMBA Gold-Level Center Designation.

A Note From New CEO Geoff Buchheister

From ski racer to ski leader, get to know the new CEO of Aspen Snowmass.

5 Reasons to Put Your Kids in Camp Aspen Snowmass

Summer fun for all ages and interests.

Spotlight On Pro Mountain Biker Rachel Beck

Woody Creek-resident and Aspen local Rachel Beck is a professional mountain biker.

Weddings at Aspen Snowmass

Aspen has long served as a destination location for weddings for couples from around the world.

Getting Around

Whether by air or by car, getting to Aspen Snowmass is straight forward and simple. Once you are here, there are plenty of ways to explore our towns.

Getting Here

Get the low-down on flying into Aspen-Pitkin County Airport (ASE) or other nearby Colorado airports such as Denver International Airport (DEN), as well as luggage services to make your trip even easier.

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Parking and Getting Around

On this page, we offer comprehensive guidance on everything from our efficient bus system to renting a bike to how much a parking meter costs on a Tuesday afternoon.

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