Piste Fact File On Aspen
- Resort height – 2384m
- Highest lift – 3493m
- Number of lifts - 20
- Number of runs - 200
- Longest run – 6km
- Cross country – 80km
Beginners – Buttermilk and Snowmass mountains in Aspen are ideal for beginners with wide-open gentle slopes, which make learning to Ski easy and enjoyable.
Intermediates – Discover the long cruising runs on Aspen Highlands, starting from the mid-mountain 'Merry Go Round' restaurant, a great place for improving skills and techniques, whilst Snowmass has an exhausting array of piste.
Advanced – Aspen offers a variety of challenging black slopes, moguls and tree-lined powders for the experienced skiers, as well as steep chutes and the longest vertical drop in the USA.
Snowboarding – Aspen Highlands has some amazing terrain, which is ideal for snowboarders. Freestyle action is at Snowmass - Pipeline Terrain Park or at Buttermilk - Crazy Train, the world’s longest terrain park, and 2 miles long with beginner/intermediate park, super park, super pipe and 30 rails. Aspen is certainly suitable for all types of snowboarders to learn, practice and improve.
Après Ski – Aspen is colourful, varied and exciting, with tonnes of great value bars offering live music and friendly locals. There are also nightclubs to continue the entertainment late into the night. There are a variety of non-skiing activities to choose from, including snowmobiling, ice skating and husky rides. Aspen offers superb shopping, art galleries and museums ideal for exploring.
Transfers – Aspen is situated approximately 1hr and 30minutes from Eagle Country Airport and approximately 4hrs 30minutes from Denver airport.