Aspen

Ski resort in Colorado, USA · 33 lifts · 391 slopes, 272.0 km

Out of season — all lifts closed. The planned season start is 26 Nov

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Lifts

33 total
31263
Open Closed On hold

The planned season start is 26 Nov

  • Closed Ajax Express
    Start – end
    3 062 m – 3 417 m
  • Closed Alpine Springs
    Start – end
    2 737 m – 3 203 m
  • Closed Assay Hill
    Start – end
    2 534 m – 2 596 m
  • Closed Bell Mountain
    Start – end
    2 587 m – 3 233 m
  • Closed Big Burn
    Start – end
    3 005 m – 3 611 m
  • Closed Campground
    Start – end
    2 513 m – 2 942 m
  • Closed Cirque T-Bar
    Start – end
    3 577 m – 3 820 m
  • Closed Cloud Nine
    Start – end
    2 982 m – 3 323 m
  • Closed Coney Express
  • Closed Deep Temerity
    Start – end
    2 998 m – 3 522 m
  • Closed Elk Camp
    Start – end
    2 975 m – 3 454 m
  • Closed Elk Camp Gondola
    Start – end
    2 567 m – 2 993 m
  • Closed Exhibition
    Start – end
    2 468 m – 3 048 m
  • Closed F.I.S.
    Start – end
    3 008 m – 3 192 m
  • Closed High Alpine
    Start – end
    3 115 m – 3 621 m
  • Closed Little Nell
    Start – end
    2 425 m – 2 582 m
  • Closed Loge Peak
    Start – end
    3 031 m – 3 519 m
  • Closed Meadows
    Start – end
    2 999 m – 3 031 m
  • Closed Panda Peak
    Start – end
    2 401 m – 2 429 m
  • Closed Ruthie's
    Start – end
    2 834 m – 3 251 m
  • Closed Sam's Knob
    Start – end
    2 872 m – 3 234 m
  • Closed Scooper
    Start – end
    2 787 m – 2 854 m
  • Closed Sheer Bliss
    Start – end
    2 946 m – 3 610 m
  • Closed Silver Queen
    Start – end
    2 424 m – 3 416 m
  • Closed Ski School Lift
    Start – end
    2 404 m – 2 412 m
  • Closed Ski School Magic Carpet
    Start – end
    2 406 m – 2 409 m
  • Closed Sky Cab
    Start – end
    2 579 m – 2 621 m
  • Closed Summit Express
    Start – end
    2 401 m – 2 959 m
  • Closed Thunderbowl
    Start – end
    2 469 m – 2 907 m
  • Closed Tiehack Express
    Start – end
    2 448 m – 2 958 m
  • Closed Two Creeks
    Start – end
    2 473 m – 2 994 m
  • Closed Village Express
    Start – end
    2 579 m – 3 235 m
  • Closed West Buttermilk Express
    Start – end
    2 647 m – 3 009 m

Slopes 391 · 272.0 km

  • Easy19 · 18.4 km
  • Intermediate159 · 138.5 km
  • Advanced210 · 112.3 km

Season

Ski season26 Nov - 18 Apr

Hiking season23 May - 4 Oct

Contacts

Weather

Today9 Nov
Clear
Tuesday10 Nov
PartialClouds
Wednesday11 Nov
Clear
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About Aspen

Aspen Snowmass is one of more than 500 ski resorts in the US and one of more than 30 in Colorado. It is located in Pitkin County in the west-central part of the state on four mountains in the Elk Range of the larger Southern Rocky Mountains at an altitude between 2,473 and 3,813 m (8,113 and 12,509 ft) with a difference of 1,340 m (4,396 ft). It is one of the nearest ski resorts to Denver, the largest city of the state. The main feature of Aspen Snowmass ski resort is that it is the third biggest in the US with more than 220 km (138 mi) of slopes and more than 20 ski lifts in total. It is also distinguished by the fact it has historically attracted celebrities from the world of culture, professional sports, and others. You could call it the American version of Cortina d'Ampezzo or Madonna di Campiglio in Italy or St. Moritz in Switzerland. Skiing in Aspen Snowmass is not just great, but prestigious (and expensive). The resort is best suitable for intermediate and advanced skiers — most of its slopes are red and black in about equal proportions. For easy skiing, the resort is not the best option, as it has just more than 10 km (6 mi) of blue slopes — 10 times less. The most common type of ski lift is a chairlift. The Aspen Snowmass season is from late November to mid-April in general.

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