COVID-19 Operating Procedures: Learn more about the steps we are taking to keep our guests, employees, and the community safe this summer. Details
Winding from the top of the Elk Camp Chairlift all the way to Snowmass Base Village, Snowmass Bike Park offers something for every level of downhill mountain bike rider. With nearly 3,000 vertical feet of purpose-built downhill trails, including the technical challenges of the three V’s: Viking, Vapor, and Valhalla, Snowmass Bike Park delivers all your favorite aspects of a winter ski experience, without the snow. Come cruise through the forests and meadows and see for yourself.
The Roaring Fork Valley, home to Aspen and Snowmass, is now designated an IMBA Gold-Level Ride Center, one of only 7 in the world and the only Gold-Level Ride Center in Colorado!
To see a full list of updated operating procedures to keep our guests, employees, and the community safe, click here.
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The Roaring Fork Valley, home to Aspen and Snowmass, is now designated an IMBA Gold-Level Ride Center, one of only 7 in the world and the only Gold-Level Ride Center in Colorado!
To see a full list of updated operating procedures to keep our guests, employees, and the community safe, click here.
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2020 Hours Of Operation
Daily: June 21 - September 7, 2020
Weekends: September 11-13, 18-20, 25-27, October 2-4
Elk Camp Gondola Hours: 10 AM - 4:45 PM (last ride down at 5:00 PM)
Elk Camp Chairlift Hours: 10:30 AM - 3:45 PM (last ride down at 4:00 PM)
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GUEST RESPONSIBILITIES
We are all living in a world full of uncertainties. While Aspen Snowmass cannot guarantee you a risk-free experience, by each taking personal responsibility, respecting each other and adhering to all local, regional and state health and safety guidelines we can collectively reduce the risks to our guests, our employees and our community. All guests are required to read and comply with the Pitkin County COVID-19 policies and procedures. To read, click here.
If you cannot follow these policies and procedures, you will be asked to leave Aspen Snowmass property.
- Wear a face covering when you cannot maintain 6 feet of physical distancing outdoors, in designated areas and when inside Aspen Snowmass buildings.
- Adhere to Pitkin County social distancing regulations.
- Stay home if you are sick or at high risk.
- Leave immediately if you begin to show signs or symptoms of illness.
- Recreate within your ability to reduce the chance of injury.
In these times we all must make decisions that work for ourselves and consider our own risk profile. We look forward to having you join us at Aspen Snowmass this summer, but want to make sure that you do so fully informed and in a manner that works for you.
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We are all living in a world full of uncertainties. While Aspen Snowmass cannot guarantee you a risk-free experience, by each taking personal responsibility, respecting each other and adhering to all local, regional and state health and safety guidelines we can collectively reduce the risks to our guests, our employees and our community. All guests are required to read and comply with the Pitkin County COVID-19 policies and procedures. To read, click here.
If you cannot follow these policies and procedures, you will be asked to leave Aspen Snowmass property.
- Wear a face covering when you cannot maintain 6 feet of physical distancing outdoors, in designated areas and when inside Aspen Snowmass buildings.
- Adhere to Pitkin County social distancing regulations.
- Stay home if you are sick or at high risk.
- Leave immediately if you begin to show signs or symptoms of illness.
- Recreate within your ability to reduce the chance of injury.
In these times we all must make decisions that work for ourselves and consider our own risk profile. We look forward to having you join us at Aspen Snowmass this summer, but want to make sure that you do so fully informed and in a manner that works for you.
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Know Before You Go
Snowmass Trails
Snowmass Bike Park Safety