Aspen Snowmass in the Summer 

Camp Aspen Snowmass activities will begin for the summer on June 15 and continue through Aug. 21, 202o. Programming will run with social distancing protocols in place that will engage children with safety in mind first. Programs this year will include downhill biking in the Snowmass Bike Park, rock climbing on the Rugged Ascent Climbing Wall, fishing, rocket building, mountain boarding, arts and crafts, hiking, Treeline Challenge Course and the Breathtaker Alpine Coaster. 

New this year, a Private Camp 

Aspen Summer Operations 

Aspen Mountain to Open June 12, Snowmass to Open June 21 Sightseeing and Gondola Rides, Hiking, Mountain Biking, Mountain Coaster and More New Policies and Operating Guidelines in Place to Protect the Health and Welfare of Guests and Employees

Aspen Snowmass will open for the summer season with Aspen Mountain opening June 12 and Snowmass opening June 21. All-access and activities will take place with strict adherence to state and county guidelines with the health and welfare of guests and employees given top

Telluride Summer Sunset 

With the current state of the COVID-19 Pandemic impacting ski areas around Colorado, we can't help but be bummed that we weren't able to ski during arguably the best time to ski in Colorado. Restrictions surrounding COVID-19 are easing ever so slightly and that means that winter ski areas will turn into summer playgrounds. There are so many activities that many of your favorite Colorado ski areas still have to offer in the summertime. So, if you’re a Colorado

Telluride's High School Graduation Celebration - Ryan Bonneau 

Holding a graduation celebration during a pandemic when large group gatherings are prohibited and social distancing is required, creates a unique set of challenges. However, the Telluride School District, with the help of Town of Mountain Village Transit Director Jim Loebe, rose to the occasion and hosted a graduation ceremony like no other—a Gondola graduation celebration held at 10,500 feet. 

Yesterday, graduates and their families loaded the Telluride Mountain Village Gondola and rode up to an

 

Arapahoe Basin - Ian Zinne 

A-Basin is committed to a responsible reopening that respects the community and supports both the healing and learning processes required to get the county back on its feet. 

The ski area has been collaborating with state and local authorities since it closed March 14 and this opportunity for a limited reopening is the result of that ongoing partnership. The ski area is following all Centers for Disease Control and Summit

Telluride Ski Resort - Ryan Bonneau

As we begin to head into our summer months and all of the winter gear gets packed up until the fall, it’s never too early to begin planning for the next ski season that awaits. After all, many people including college students have already secured their ski pass for next season and are eager for that first day to come.

For many college students, it’s easy to get used to going

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eBike Rentals from Sunlight Ski and Bike 

Rates are $55 for four (4) hours, $65 for eight (8) hours. 

In response to the global pandemic crisis, Sunlight has implemented a number of new protocols and measured steps throughout our entire company and at all touch-points aimed at better ensuring a safe and healthy resort, workplace, and community. We call it the Sunlight Smile

Silverton Mountain

Special $99 Earlybird pass deal includes $39 Heli-Skiing and Private Mountain Day!

Limited time offer (reg price $399)

Heading to Winter Park Resort 

Skiers and riders now have until June 23 to get the lowest price of the season on a 20/21 Winter Park season pass and have access to more than 3,000 acres of world class skiing and riding. Consumers have until June 16 to get the lowest price on a 20/21 Ikon Pass. Both Ikon and Winter Park previously added Adventure Assurance to all pass purchases to help ease the uncertainty around COVID-19 restrictions and changes.  More details are in the

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Steamboat in Early February - Alec Stowell

As what would have been the latter half of our 2019-2020 ski season approaches its end, it’s OK to feel on a little bit of disappointment. For college students, the way this season ended is particularly frustrating considering this may be some of the most flexible times in our lives to get up on the slopes. We get to create our own