Seasons

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October in Aspen is one of the best times of year in Aspen to get in the spirit of “spooky season” and explore Aspen’s darker history from 1879 to present. From historic ghost tours to cemetery crawls and more, check out our list below for 5 ways to learn about the ghosts of Aspen’s past- just in time for Halloween.

Locals are the heart of our mountain town's character and charm. Some of our favorite Aspen locals have shared their top things to do during winter in Aspen. With an insider's glimpse, discover a few of the best ways to experience Aspen and how to live like a local.

From warm spices to seasonal harvests, fall is the season of colors and comfort. Whether exploring town with a seasonal treat in hand, enjoying a fall inspired meal, or unwinding with a fall drink, enjoy the flavors of fall in downtown Aspen.

While fall at the Maroon Bells is beautiful, there are a variety of other scenic spots to experience golden season in Aspen.

With a diverse range of cuisines and ambiences, Aspen is home to a number of world-class restaurants. While a number of restaurants close for off-season, some remain open, allowing diners to enjoy delicious dishes and skip the peak season crowds. Stay in the know with our fall dining information, and get ready for the temporarily closed spots to reopen in no time.