With four world-class mountains within the area, Aspen boasts the most diverse selection of terrain and on-snow experiences in Colorado. The best part is: A ski pass is valid at all four of our mountains!

From snowmobile tours and sleigh rides to snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, you don’t have to ski to enjoy Aspen. Or dine al fresco and watch the skiiers come off Aspen Mountain.

Art, music, film, culinary festivals, and sporting events pack Aspen’s calendar year round. The FOOD & WINE Classic is an annual favorite. Returning this summer, the world’s top cyclists will ride to Aspen during the USA Pro Cycling Challenge.

You’ll see local boutiques, high-end designers, and trendy retailers throughout Aspen. And, art lovers flock here for our galleries. Don’t forget: Aspen’s alleyways and subterranean spaces are home to charming storefronts and gorgeous art galleries.

Aspen’s restaurants offer a range of options for the epicurean. There’s a restaurant for every culinary craving. Locals’ favorite: Bar menus at Aspen’s restaurants offer a slightly varied and a bit more affordable version of the dining room’s menu.

Après is something that Aspenites (and visitors) take very seriously. Aspen’s post-ski parties and late-night revelry are legendary. Don’t be shy: Ask a local for the night’s hotspot, there’s a place-to-be 7 days a week.

Hotels, restaurants, retailers and even local banks all have amenities specific to dogs traveling with their owners, making Aspen a heavenly spot for man's best friend.

Walter Paepcke—founder of the Aspen Institute and Aspen Skiing Co.—saw Aspen as a place to exercise your “mind, body and spirit.” Now, Aspen boasts an urban cultural calendar. Don’t miss: Aspen Ideas Fest, Jazz Aspen Snowmass & Aspen Film.

Winding trails course through the mountains surrounding Aspen. Hikers and bikers relish the panoramas of the Rockies, the dense Aspen groves and secluded rivers accessed by our trail system. For cyclists: the road to the Maroon Bells is a favorite.

People love our winter and summer, but the crowds thin as the leaves start to turn. Autumn in Aspen is a photographer’s dream, and the quiet streets of Aspen are reminiscent of “the good ‘ole days.” Plus: springtime means blooming wild flowers.