• The kid-friendly trails in the trees off Adams Avenue.
• The "noon groom" cruisers (changes daily).
  
• The view of the Elk Mountains from Sneaky's.
• The double-black terrain off the High Alpine Lift.
• The jibs and jumps of Makaha Park and the 22-foot Superpipe in Snowmass Park.
• Never skiing the same trail twice in a day.
  

Highlights

• The 3,267-foot top-to-bottom run to test your quads: Dipsy Doodle to Pump House Hill, Spar Gulch, Kleenex Corner and Little Nell.
• Hitting up the Face of Bell after a big storm: always steep, even better when its deep.
• Threading together the same route World Cup racers have done: Ruthie's to Lower Roch, Strawpile and E. 5th Ave.
• Seeking out the steeps through aspen trees off the F.I.S. lift.
  
• Exploring the backside of the mountain via snowcat with Aspen Mountain Powder Tours (separate cost).
  

Highlights

• Without a doubt, the backcountry perfection of Highland Bowl (while still being in-bounds).
• Getting first tracks on a powder day on the beautiful cruisers Meadows and Kandahar.
• The steeps of Olympic Bowl (with views of Maroon Bells on your left).
• Perfecting your moguls skiing on Scarlett's Run.
• Finishing the day with a top-to-bottom run from Loge Peak down through Thunderbowl and Smuggler.
  

Highlights

• Steadily improving your turns on the mellow greens of West Buttermilk.
  
• Wondering where everybody else is as you zip down Javelin or Racer's Edge.
• Learning the basics on terrain parks in the S3 Park.
  
• Uphilling from the Tiehack base to the Cliffhouse, then telemarking down Buckskin and Eagle Hill.
• Lover's Lane to Lower Salvio to Columbine to the Summit Express Lift. Repeat.