Piste Fact File On Vail
- Resort height – 2475m
- Highest lift – 3526m
- Number of lifts – 34
- Number of trails – 193
- Vertical drop – 1024m
- Longest run – 4.8km
- Snowboard parks - 4
Beginners – Vail caters well for Beginners, with a superb Ski school, convenient lifts immediately behind the village, and plenty of long, wide-open, gentle runs right from the top of the mountain makes Vail great for mastering the basics to skiing.
Intermediates – With well-groomed runs and miles of prepared pistes intermediates will find that this is ideal to practice their skills and improve onto the more advanced slopes Vail has to offer.
Advanced – Vail offers double black diamond runs that will really test the best of skiers. With miles upon miles of mogul fields will certainly be the perfect skiing experience. Advanced skiers will really enjoy all that is on offer in Vail.
Snowboarding – Freeriders are spoilt for choice, with powder filled back bowls and the glades for intermediate/-advanced riders. Golden Peak is the domain of the freestyler with both expert and beginner pipes and numerous kickers.
Après Ski – Lively and varied entertainment will be available in Vail will plenty of bars and restaurants on offer to suit all tastes. Other activities that can be done in Vail are ice-skating, snowmobiling, and Ski biking and dog sledding.
Transfers – Vail is situated approximately 2hrs and 30minutes from Denver airport