WINTER 2016/2017 SNOWMASS GUIDEBOOK · 2020. 5. 5. · Winter Activities Listed alphabetically....

WINTER 2016/2017SNOWMASS GUIDEBOOK

This is your guide to enjoying the vast natural

beauty and endless fun of Snowmass. We hope that

the activities, events and information you find in this

guidebook will help you make the most of every

moment here. For additional details and updates,

visit gosnowmass.com or call 800.SNOWMASS.

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• Free buses to Aspen depart every 30 minutes from the Snowmass Mall, Base Village Transit Center and Town Park Station between 6:45am and 1:45am. Schedules and information at rfta.com

• Free Village Shuttles run 8 routes serving Snowmass lodges and main destinations every 20 minutes. Schedules and information at snowmasstransit.com.

• 37 restaurants and 40 shops in Snowmass Village offer everything from schnitzel to ski suits, in spaces from casual to cozy to chic. Over 20 restaurants serve children’s menus.

• One lift ticket grants access to all four Aspen Snowmass mountains: Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk.

• Two main dining and shopping areas – Base Village and the Snowmass Mall – are connected by a free Sky Cab Gondola, affectionately called The Skittles.

• Clark’s Market, Snowmass’ main grocery store and pharmacy, is located at the Snowmass Center on Brush Creek Road and is open 7:00am-10:00pm daily.

• Information centers at Town Park, Base Village and the Snowmass Mall provide event schedules, activities information and directions.

• Feeling social? Tag your photos #Snowmass!

MOUNTAIN STATS• Season Dates: November 24, 2016 – April 16, 2017

• Base Elevation: 8,104 feet/2,473 m

• Summit Elevation: 12,510 feet/3,813 m

• Vertical Rise: 4,406 feet/1,343 m

• Ski Terrain: 3,332 acres/1,348 hectares

• Number of Trails: 96

• Number of Lifts: 20

• Miles/km of Trails: 151 miles/243 km

• Longest Continuous Run: 5.3 miles/8.5 km (from the Cirque to Two Creeks)

• Steepest Runs: Gowdy’s and AMF – 40 degree slope angle

• Eight on-mountain restaurants and several ski-in, ski-out eateries offer everything from a quick breakfast, to a leisurely lunch, to cozy après and dinner.

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V.I.K. SNOWMASSIn Snowmass, every child is a Very Important Kid, both on and off the slopes. In honor of our younger guests, we’ve developed V.I.K. Snowmass, a hub for activities, events and information to help ensure that your time here is nothing but fun. Every day of the week, you’ll find activities and events designed with your family in mind – from outdoorsy to artsy, scientific to sporting.

More than twenty Snowmass restaurants offer kids’ menus sure to please even the pickiest palates – from mac & cheese to mussels & frites. Look for the V.I.K. sticker in participating restaurant windows.

Below, you’ll find the schedule of weekly activities for V.I.K.s, taking place December 18 – April 16. For additional details on even more kid-friendly events, activities and dining options, read on or visit VIKSnowmass.com.

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ACES SKI/SNOWBOARD TOUR ❆Have you ever wondered about the animal tracks you spot on the slopes of Snowmass? Take a run with a Naturalist from Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) and learn about wildlife adaptations in winter, tracking, snow science and more. Intermediate and above skiers/riders, ages 7 and up. Lift ticket required.When: Daily, beginning with opening of the

Elk Camp lift through April 14Time: 11:00am & 1:00pmWhere: Meet at Wapiti Wildlife Center at the top

of the Elk Camp liftContact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

ACES WINTER WILD THINGS ❆Take an interactive break with a Naturalist from Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) and Westy the Winter Wild Thing, a friendly puppet with characteristics of several different winter animals. Families are invited to drop in for this free environmental education program, featuring fascinating facts about local mountain critters and ecology. All ages welcome.When: Fridays, January 6 – April 14 Time: 11:45am & 2:30pmWhere: 11:45am: Meet at the teepee on Dawdler

on Fanny Hill 2:30pm: Meet outside the Treehouse Kids’

Adventure CenterContact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

ALL ACCESS SNOWMASS ❆An “insider’s” edition of VIK, this fun, educational program gives kids (and their parents) a behind-the-scenes peek at life in a mountain town, featuring patrol dogs, snowmaking and much more. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Tuesdays, December 20 – April 11Time: 4:00pm–5:00pmWhere: Base Village PlazaContact: 970.922.2233, VIKsnowmass.com

See What’s Going OndWinter ActivitiesListed alphabetically. Dates and events subject to change. Visit gosnowmass.com for updates.

MONDAY11:00am–2:00pm Public NASTAR Races3:30pm–4:30pm Sing-Along and S’mores4:30pm–5:30pm Wildside with ACES

TUESDAY11:00am–2:00pm Public NASTAR Races3:00pm–5:00pm Art Après at Anderson Ranch3:30pm–4:30pm Kids’ Crafts4:00pm–5:00pm All Access Snowmass5:45pm–9:00pm Lynn Britt Cabin Snowcat Dinner Ride6:00pm–10:00pm The Magic of Doc Eason

WEDNESDAY8:00am First Tracks3:30pm–4:30pm Storytelling3:30pm-4:30pm Cookie Decorating4:45pm–8:00pm Lynn Britt Cabin Family Chuck Wagon Dinner

THURSDAY10:00am-1:00pm Family Day at the Rec Center 3:30pm–4:30pm Kids’ Crafts 5:45pm–9:00pm Lynn Britt Cabin Snowcat Dinner Ride6:00pm–10:00pm The Magic of Doc Eason

FRIDAY8:00am First Tracks 11:00am–2:00pm Public NASTAR Races11:45am & 2:30pm ACES Winter Wild Things 3:30pm–4:30pm Sing-Along and S’mores5:30pm–9:00pm Ullr Nights at Elk Camp6:00pm & 7:30pm Ullr Nights Snowshoe Tour with ACES

SATURDAY11:00am–2:00pm Public NASTAR Races2:00pm–5:00pm Family Fun at Après on the Bricks5:00pm–8:00pm Family Night at the Rec Center

SUNDAY9:00am & 5:00pm Snowmass Chapel Worship Service12:00pm On-Mountain Worship at Gwyn’s High Alpine3:30pm–4:30pm Jammin Jim’s Juggling & Magic Show4:00pm–5:00pm Postcards from Snowmass

DAILYACES Snowshoe Tours and Ski/Snowboard Tours Blazing Adventures OutfittersDog Sledding at KrabloonikIce Age Discovery CenterMountain Orientation Tours Snowmass Cross Country Ski & Snowshoe CenterSlopeside Lanes Snow Tubing at Elk CampSnowmass Village Recreation Center Snowmobile Tours and Snowshoe ToursTreehouse Kids’ Adventure Center

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ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTERSnowmass’ artistic and cultural hub, Anderson Ranch is a year-round visual arts community, bringing together aspiring and internationally renowned artists to discuss and further their work in a stimulating environment. The Ranch offers an exciting array of experiences for artists and art lovers alike, with Gallery Exhibitions showcasing works of regional, national and international artists; Visiting Critic Lectures with today’s top critics and curators; a Holiday Open House featuring the work of Artists-in-Residence from around the world; and more. Take a self-guided tour and catch a glimpse of the Ranch’s historic past, while visiting its state-of-the-art studios. Meet the artists and browse the ArtWorks Store, which offers an excellent selection of unique gifts and art supplies. Summer workshop registration opens January 3, 2017.When: Store, gallery and studios open Monday – FridayTime: 9:00am–5:00pmWhere: 5263 Owl Creek Road, Snowmass VillageCost: Free to visit and browse; tuition required for

workshops; most public events are freeContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

ART APRÈS AT ANDERSON RANCH A new concept in art appreciation, Art Après takes place at the Anderson Ranch ArtWorks Store. Enjoy a hot beverage while you shop for an excellent selection of unique gifts for adults and children, including art, ceramics, books and art supplies. The galleries and art studios are also open for viewing.When: Tuesdays, December – March (excluding 12/27)Time: 3:00pm–5:00pmWhere: Anderson Ranch Arts CenterContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

BLAZING ADVENTURES OUTFITTERS Want to start the day floating over Snowmass in a hot-air balloon, or casting a fly on the valley’s Gold Medal waters? What about snowmobiling to the Maroon Bells or Woody Creek? Or enjoying a peaceful snowshoe trek through aspen groves? With 43 years of experience specializing in outdoor activities in Colorado, Blazing Adventures can coordinate all of your many non-skiing options in the Roaring Fork Valley.When: DailyTime: 9:00am–5:00pmWhere: Aspen & SnowmassContact: 970.923.4544, blazingadventures.com

CHALLENGE ASPENChallenge Aspen’s Recreational, Educational and Cultural (REC) programs provide “possibilities for people with disabilities,” by offering year-round adaptive experiences, including private ski and snowboard lessons, mountain experiences with a qualified buddy, and customized vacation packages and daily adventures for any disabled or ability-challenged individual. Additionally, Challenge Aspen Military Opportunities (CAMO) offers full scholarships for recreational and wellness experiences for servicemen and women diagnosed with cognitive and/or physical disabilities. Volunteer opportunities are available.When: DailyTime: 8:00am–5:00pmContact: 970.923.0578, challengeaspen.org

COOKIE DECORATING ❆ Kids love decorating cookies for all seasons and holidays. For children ages 3 and up; must be accompanied by an adult. When: Wednesdays, December 21 – April 12Time: 3:30pm–4:30pmWhere: Viceroy SnowmassContact: 970.922.2233, VIKsnowmass.com

DOG SLEDDING AT KRABLOONIK Krabloonik dog sled rides are an exciting journey through the pristine Snowmass backcountry. Each sled, which can carry two adults and a small child, is pulled by 8-10 Alaskan Husky sled dogs and guided by an experienced musher. A romantic, gas-lit log cabin offers lunch, après and dinner featuring Colorado fare from hearty stews to exquisite game dishes. Dog sledding reservations required.When: DailyTime: 9:00am, 12:00pm & 4:00pmWhere: Krabloonik Mountain Dining & DogsleddingCost: Dog sledding $315/adult, $195/child age 3–9;

Dining à la carteContact: 970.923.3953, krabloonik.com

FAMILY FUN AT APRÈS ON THE BRICKS ❆Base Village comes alive with a variety of free activities including face painters, balloon artists, a DJ, dancers, après specials and more. Snowmass’ Ice Age mascot, Snowy the Mammoth, stops by 2:30-3:30pm for photo ops and fun. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Saturdays, December 24 - April 15Time: 2:00pm–5:00pmWhere: Base Village Fire PitContact: 970.922.2233, VIKsnowmass.com❆ = FREE activity

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FAMILY DAY & FAMILY NIGHT AT THE REC CENTERBring the whole family to the Snowmass Village Recreation Center for some off-the-slopes fun! On Thursdays and Saturdays, V.I.K.s and their families receive discounted rates to enjoy all of the Rec Center’s amenities, including outdoor swimming and skating, indoor climbing, basketball, fitness and more. Children must be accompanied by an adult. When: Thursdays & Saturdays, December 22 – April 15Time: Thursdays, 10:00am–1:00pm

Saturdays, 5:00pm–8:00pmWhere: Snowmass Village Recreation CenterCost: $40 for a family of four; $10 per additional childContact: 970.922.2240, VIKsnowmass.com

FIRST TRACKS AT SNOWMASS ❆Cruising through untouched powder or freshly groomed corduroy is a dream-come-true for skiers and boarders. The free Snowmass First Tracks program makes it possible, with the chance to be among the first on the mountain, taking the first run of the day with patrollers and/or instructors. Lift ticket and reservations required. Skiers/riders should be age 11+ with intermediate skills.When: Wednesdays & Fridays, beginning December 23Time: 8:00amWhere: Meet at the bottom of the Village Express liftContact: 970.923.0560 or stop by the Information Desk in

the Ticket Pavilion at the end of the Snowmass Mall

JAMMIN JIM’S JUGGLING & MAGIC SHOW ❆Can Jammin Jim juggle a flaming torch, a flaming knife and a flaming bowling ball? You’ll find out during this fun family event, a high-energy variety show, featuring juggling, magic, balloons, music and comedy, all designed to amaze and mesmerize kids of all ages. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Sundays, December 18 – April 16Time: 3:30pm–4:30pmWhere: Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterContact: 970.922.2233, VIKsnowmass.com

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KIDS’ CRAFTS ❆Get crafty! Designed for families with children 3 years and older, this fun après activity gives V.I.K.s the opportunity to create a souvenir to take home with them. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Tuesdays & Thursdays, December 22 – April 13Time: 3:30pm–4:30pmWhere: Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterContact: 970.922.2233, VIKsnowmass.com

LYNN BRITT CABIN SNOWCAT DINNER RIDESettle in for an exciting snowcat ride up the mountain to this lovely, rustic cabin for an unforgettable dining experience. On Tuesdays and Thursdays, the chef prepares a gourmet dinner, while Bluegrass Country singers entertain throughout the evening. The cabin features panoramic views of the Snowmass valley and, on a clear night, incredible stargazing. In addition, the new Family Chuck Wagon Dinners (Wednesdays, December 13 through late March) offer fun, food and entertainment for the whole family. Reservations required.When: Dinner rides on Tuesdays, Wednesdays &

Thursdays Open daily for lunch; also available for

private dinner functionsTime: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:45pm–9:00pm

Wednesdays, 4:45pm–8:00pm Where: Meet in Base VillageContact: Lunch: 970.923.0479; Dinner: 970.923.8715;

Private Functions: 970.300.7681, aspensnowmass.com

THE MAGIC OF DOC EASON ❆Do you believe in magic? Two-time Close-Up Magician of the Year, Doc Eason, performs amazing sleight-of-hand feats that will leave your head spinning. A professional magician and amateur comedian, Eason performs a show that’s crafted for adults, but can be enjoyed by the whole family. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Tuesdays & Thursdays, beginning January 3Time: 6:00pm–10:00pmWhere: The Artisan Bar at The Stonebridge InnContact: 970.923.2427, stonebridgeinn.com

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MOUNTAIN ORIENTATION TOUR ❆If over 3,000 acres of terrain sounds delightfully daunting, sign up for a free mountain orientation tour. Knowledgeable local guides show you the lay of the land, along with secret spots and stashes, during this free 1.5 to 2 hour guided mountain tour. Space is limited; lift ticket required.When: Daily, beginning December 19Time: 10:30am & 1:30pmWhere: 10:30am: Meet at the top of Sam’s Knob

1:30pm: Meet outside the Elk Camp restaurantContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

PAMPER, DINE & PLAYThe Westin Snowmass Resort invites kids ages 5-12 to enjoy two hours free in their Kids Club, while parents have dinner at Snowmass Kitchen or a 60-minute treatment at the Westin Spa. Open to the public; reservations recommended. When: DailyWhere: The Westin Snowmass ResortCost: Restaurant or spa purchase requiredContact: 970.923.8299, westinsnowmass.com

POSTCARDS FROM SNOWMASS ❆Snowmass offers so much to write home about. This fun new V.I.K. program gives children ages 3 and up, and their parents, the chance to color a one-of-a-kind Snowmass postcard. Materials and stamps provided. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Sundays, December 18 – April 16Time: 4:00pm–5:00pmWhere: Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterContact: 970.922.2233, VIKsnowmass.com

PUBLIC NASTAR RACESFeel the need for speed? Want to compare your fastest times with your friends? Head up to the public, on-mountain NASTAR race course, where souvenir pins are awarded for first through third place finishes.When: Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays & SaturdaysTime: 11:00am-2:00pm; call ahead for closures due

to private races and weatherWhere: NASTAR course on Blue Grouse TrailContact: 970.923.0560, aspensnowmass.com

SING-ALONG AND S’MORES ❆A cozy fire, delicious s’mores, and a guitar-strummin’ cowboy bring friends and families together during this entertaining après activity. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Mondays & Fridays, December 19 – April 14Time: 3:30pm–4:30pmWhere: Mondays: Base Village Fire Pit Fridays: The Westin Snowmass Resort Fire PitContact: 970.922.2233, VIKsnowmass.com

Did you know that mammoths, mastodons and giant ground sloths used to roam these lands?

In October 2010, a bulldozer operator working near Snowmass Village unearthed a single tusk of a young female mammoth. Over the next ten months, the Denver Museum of Nature and Science stepped in and uncovered more than 5,000 bones of prehistoric animals – 41 species in all. The Snowmass site quickly became the richest Ice Age ecosystem yet to be found at such high altitude.

Visit the Ice Age Discovery Center on the Snowmass Mall to learn the amazing story behind the discovery. The exhibit is fun for both kids and adults, with interactive displays, a resident paleontologist, and plenty of fossilized bones and teeth.

Open daily, 10:00am–5:00pm. Admission is free. Call 970.922.2277 for more information.

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Photo courtesy of Denver Museum of Nature and Science

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SLOPESIDE LANESHow do you roll? Try your hand at bowling on one of eight full-sized lanes. There’s also a lounge area with a full bar, locally brewed beers, wood-fired pizzas, cheesesteak sandwiches, upscale bar food and more. Reservations are recommended, as space is limited.When: Open Daily Where: On the Snowmass Mall, go down the staircase

between Crepe ‘N’ Juice and Aspen SportsContact: 970.429.8839, slopesidelanes.com

SNOWMASS CROSS COUNTRY SKI & SNOWSHOE CENTERMeandering across pristine winter meadows and into hushed pine forests and aspen groves, this full-service ski and snowshoe center is at the heart of the Nordic trail system. Located on the Snowmass Club Golf Course, the center offers a wide range of programs, lessons and rentals, access to a variety of terrain, and a comfortable indoor meeting place. Lesson prices and rentals vary, trail access is free.When: Daily, December – March (snow dependent)Time: 9:00am–4:30pmWhere: 0446 Clubhouse Dr, Snowmass VillageContact: 970.923.5700, utemountaineer.com

SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTERConnect with your inner athlete, off the slopes. This spectacular, one-of-a-kind facility provides 18,000 square feet of fun and fitness. Offerings include the only outdoor, heated saline pools in Aspen Snowmass, along with state-of-the-art cardio machines, a weight room, a group exercise studio, a gymnasium, a climbing wall, a basketball court and a bouldering cave. Take a fitness class like Pilates or yoga, enjoy a personal training session, play indoor basketball, take a spin around the outdoor ice rink or a soak in the hot tub with stunning mountain views. Whether you are in town for a day, a week or year-round, the Snowmass Village Recreation Center has something for everyone.When: DailyWhere: 2835 Brush Creek Road, Snowmass VillageCost: Day passes: $10 youth, $15 adultContact: 970.922.2240, snowmassrecreation.com

SNOWMOBILE TOURSAdventure abounds beyond Snowmass’ slopes. Check out the magnificent winter backcountry of Aspen Snowmass, the striking Maroon Bells, or the hills above Lenado, on a guided snowmobile tour. Trips range from two to four hours, with lunch provided for longer tours. Individual daily rentals are available at some locations. Reservations required.When: Daily Contact: Blazing Adventures: 970.923.4544,

blazingadventures.com Western Adventures: 970.923.DEEP (3337),

westernadventuresinc.com T-Lazy-7: 970.925.4614, tlazy7.com

SNOW TUBINGWant to try something new on the hill? Trade your skis or board for a snow tube at the new on-mountain snow tubing center at Elk Camp. Multiple lift-served lanes offer tubing excitement for adults and children. Session tickets and reservations required.When: Daily, beginning December 19Time: One-hour sessions beginning at 10:00am, 11:30am,

12:00pm, 12:30pm, 1:30pm & 2:00pm, plus 2:30pm beginning February 18

During Ullr Nights, one-hour sessions begin at 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm, 7:00pm and 7:30pm

Where: Top of the Elk Camp GondolaContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

SNOWMASS CHAPEL WORSHIP SERVICE ❆Pray for snow! Snowmass Chapel offers a non-denominational Christian service every Sunday morning at 9:00am. Sunday School is offered for Pre-K through 5th grade, and a Toddler Room and Cry Room are also available. St. Mary’s Catholic Church offers mass at the Chapel on Sunday evenings during ski season at 5:00pm.When: Every SundayTime: 9:00am non-denominational; 5:00pm Catholic mass Where: 5307 Owl Creek Road, Snowmass VillageContact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org

SNOWMASS CHAPEL ON-MOUNTAIN WORSHIP ❆A 15-minute worship service takes place outside Gwyn’s High Alpine Restaurant (at the top of the Alpine Springs chairlift)every Sunday at noon. This service is non-denominational. Lift ticket required.When: Sundays, beginning January 8Time: 12:00pmWhere: Gwyn’s High Alpine RestaurantContact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org

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ULLR NIGHTS SNOWSHOE TOUR ❆Experience a one-of-a-kind nighttime exploration through the snowy forests of the Snowmass Ski Area, with a Naturalist from Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES). Bookend your tour with dinner, or a nightcap at Elk Camp restaurant, along with other fun Ullr Night activities. Free with purchase of an Ullr Nights gondola pass. Equipment provided.When: Fridays, December 23 – April 7 & Tuesdays,

December 27, February 21 & March 21Time: 6:00pm & 7:30pmWhere: Meet at the top of the Elk Camp GondolaContact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

STORYTELLING AT THE ICE AGE DISCOVERY CENTER ❆Gather at the Ice Age Discovery Center to hear some of the tallest tales in the West, recounted by master storytellers. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Wednesdays, December 21 – April 12Time: 3:30pm–4:30pmWhere: Ice Age Discovery Center, Snowmass MallContact: 970.922.2277, VIKsnowmass.com

ACES SNOWSHOE TOURExplore silent, snow-covered spruce and fir forests, along a babbling creek in the middle of Snowmass, on a guided, 2-hour snowshoe tour with a Naturalist from Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES). Learn about Rocky Mountain winter ecology, animals and more, as you discover the area on this leisurely tour on gentle terrain. Lift ticket required; equipment provided. Purchase tour tickets at any Aspen Snowmass lift ticket office. No reservations necessary.When: Daily, December 12 – April 14Time: 10:00am & 1:00pmWhere: Meet at the top of the Elk Camp GondolaCost: Adults $61, Youth & Seniors $41;

$39 and $30 for lift ticket holdersContact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

TREEHOUSE KIDS’ ADVENTURE CENTERDesigned for kids of all ages, this amazing 25,000-square-foot Aspen Snowmass Ski & Snowboard Schools facility is sure to create a lifetime of memories. The Treehouse experience includes Snowmass Kids’ Ski & Snowboard School check-in, equipment rental, retail, and family après entertainment, all under one roof. The unique design shares the wonder of the mountain environment in tactile, fun and educational ways. The Treehouse includes six interactive, nature-themed rooms designed for specific ages, bringing the outdoors inside. Scale the Aspen Leaf Climber in the Alpine Climbing Room, explore the Bear Den with your preschooler, or spend some down time with your infants and toddlers in the Butterfly room.When: DailyWhere: Base VillageTime: 8:00am–4:00pmContact: 970.923.TREE (8733), aspensnowmass.com

ULLR NIGHTSIn honor of the Norse God of Snow — Ullr — Elk Camp is transformed into a nighttime winter wonderland. Guests can make a night of it, with classic winter activities, such as ice skating, sledding, guided snowshoe tours with ACES, snowbiking, snow tubing, and a visit to Ullr’s ghost ship. Enjoy an à la carte culinary celebration with live music, and top it off with s’mores and hot chocolate by the campfire. Snow tubing is available for one-hour sessions beginning at 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm, 7:00pm and 7:30pm. Tickets required, reservations recommended.When: Fridays, December 23 – April 7

Tuesdays, December 27, February 21 & March 21Time: 5:30pm–9:00pmWhere: Elk CampContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

WILDSIDE WITH ACES ❆Join a Naturalist from the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) for a fun and informative presentation featuring live animals. Animal guests may include ACES’ resident Great Horned Owl, Boa Constrictor, Tarantula and more. All ages welcome.When: Mondays, December 19 – April 10Time: 4:30pm–5:30pmWhere: Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterContact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org❆ = FREE activity


FEBRUARY 20173 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays10 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays11 Moonlit Trek & Dinner12 Owl Creek Chase14 Spring Artists-In-Residence Slide Night

at Anderson Ranch17 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays24 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays25 Audi Power of Four Ski Mountaineering Race

(all mountains)28 Mardi Gras Celebration & Fireworks

MARCH 20173 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays5 Silverboom Race and BBQ10 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays11 Moonlit Trek & Dinner13-31 Exhibition: Palimpsest at Anderson Ranch15–19 Audi FIS World Cup Finals (Aspen)16–18 Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series (Aspen)24 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays25 Closing Day, Snowmass Cross Country Center

(snow dependent)25 Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series26–4/1 National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic31 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays

APRIL 20172 Closing Day, Buttermilk8 Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series9 Closing Day, Aspen Highlands11 Anderson Ranch Arts Center Spring Open House16 Easter Service at Snowmass Chapel16 Closing Day, Snowmass & Aspen

NOVEMBER 201623 Kids’ Thanksgiving Craft at Anderson Ranch24 Opening Day, Snowmass and Aspen25 Thanksjibbing & Leftover Challenge29 Visiting Critic Lecture at Anderson Ranch

DECEMBER 20166-24 Letters to Santa 10 Opening Day, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk10 Opening Day, Snowmass Cross Country Center

(snow dependent)10 Light Up the Night at Snowmass Chapel10 Handel’s “Messiah” at Snowmass Chapel12-1/20 Exhibition: Reflections on Synthetic Action

at Anderson Ranch17 Moonlit Trek & Dinner20 Anderson Ranch Arts Center Holiday Open House21–24 Santa’s Village & Carolers22 Build a Holiday Gingerbread House24 Christmas Eve Services at Snowmass Chapel31 Snowmass Torchlight Parade and Fireworks

JANUARY 201712–15 Wintersköl™ Celebration (Aspen & Snowmass)14 Moonlit Trek & Dinner15–22 Aspen Gay Ski Week (Aspen & Snowmass)26–29 X Games Aspen (Buttermilk)

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KIDS’ THANKSGIVING CRAFT AT ANDERSON RANCH ❆Just in time for turkey day, Anderson Ranch will host a Thanksgiving Craft event for kids. All ages are welcome to create a Thanksgiving themed craft and enjoy hot cider and snacks. When: Wednesday, November 23Time: 3:30pm–5:00pmWhere: Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Wood LoftContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

THANKSJIBBING ❆Watch skiers and snowboarders throw down for their piece of a cash purse. This invite-only rail jam will take place at 2:00pm on Fanny Hill, with registration and practice from 1:00pm–2:00pm. When: Friday, November 25Time: 1:00pm–3:15pmWhere: Fanny HillContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

THANKSJIBBING LEFTOVER CHALLENGE ❆We’re not just talkin’ turkey. Check out the post-Thanksgiving action in Base Village, with kids’ activities, turkey bowling, a DJ and the popular Thanksgiving Leftover Challenge, where you can sample dishes from local restaurants and vote for your favorite.When: Friday, November 25Time: 2:00pm–3:15pmWhere: Base VillageContact: 970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com

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Winter Special EventsListed by date. All events subject to change. Visit gosnowmass.com for updates.

VISITING CRITIC LECTURE – LILLY WEI ❆Lilly Wei is a New York-based independent curator, writer, journalist and critic, whose area of interest is global contemporary art and emerging art and artists. Lecture followed by dinner at the Ranch Café, $20. Dinner RSVP required by Wednesday, November 23. When: Tuesday, November 29Time: 5:30pm–6:30pmWhere: Anderson Ranch Arts Center,

Schermer Meeting HallContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

LETTERS TO SANTA ❆What’s on your child’s Christmas wish list? Make sure the jolly old fellow hears about it by dropping off a note in his personal mailbox on the Snowmass Mall. Selected letters are published in the local newspaper, the Snowmass Sun. Ho ho ho!When: December 6–24Where: Snowmass MallContact: 970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com

LIGHT UP THE NIGHT AT SNOWMASS CHAPEL ❆Snowmass Village’s annual tree lighting ceremony at Snowmass Chapel sets the stage for a beautiful holiday season. Gather around the fire for a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, cookies, hot cocoa, carols and holiday cheer. Participate in the countdown for the lighting of dozens of trees that surround the beautiful Chapel grounds.When: Saturday, December 10Time: 5:30pmWhere: 5307 Owl Creek Road, Snowmass VillageContact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org

HANDEL’S “MESSIAH” AT SNOWMASS CHAPEL Aspen Choral Society has presented the Christmas portion of Handel’s classic “Messiah” every Holiday Season since 1977. Join Snowmass Chapel for this artistic cultural tradition, featuring a community chorus, soloists, and chamber orchestra. Directed by Paul Dankers and featuring Julian Hallmark as Concertmaster. When: Saturday, December 10Time: 7:00pmWhere: Snowmass ChapelCost: $20 at the door

$15 in advance at AspenShowTix.com Contact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org❆ = FREE activity = Holiday Event

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SANTA’S VILLAGE & CAROLERS-A-CAROLING ❆The North Pole comes to the Snowmass Mall and Base Village, where Santa himself is available to hear the last-minute requests from girls and boys. Complimentary photos with Santa are offered daily. Hear all your favorite holiday tunes December 23 & 24, as carolers stroll through the Snowmass Mall and Base Village.When: December 21–24Time: 2:00pm–4:00pmWhere: Snowmass Mall & Base VillageContact: 970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com

BUILD A HOLIDAY GINGERBREAD HOUSE ❆Presented by The Stonebridge Inn and Anderson Ranch Arts Center, this fun holiday activity is good enough to eat. Head to The Stonebridge Inn for a night of creativity and gingerbread deliciousness. Open to the public, all kids are welcome to decorate. Children must be supervised by an adult.When: Thursday, December 22Time: 3:30pm–6:00pmWhere: The Stonebridge Inn Contact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

CHRISTMAS EVE AT SNOWMASS CHAPEL ❆Christmas Eve is the most special day of the year at the non-denominational Snowmass Chapel. The 5:00pm service is designed especially for families with children. At the 7:00pm and 9:00pm services, you’ll be treated to a chamber orchestra, choir, bells and candlelight, along with your favorite Christmas carols and seasonal readings. When: Saturday, December 24Time: 5:00pm, 7:00pm & 9:00pmWhere: 5307 Owl Creek Road, Snowmass VillageContact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org

EXHIBITION: REFLECTIONS ON SYNTHETIC ACTION ❆Creativity is on full display at this Group Exhibition of 2015 Anderson Ranch Artists-in-Residence: David Aipperspach, Alice Bailey, Cory Bluemling, John Emerson, Jessica Harvey, Ethan Jackson, Noa Kaplan, Katie Lewis, Wade Folger MacDonald, Julie Malen, Nicole Pietrantoni, Brie Ruais and Adrien Segal. Opening Reception Tuesday, December 20, 5:00pm–7:00pm. When: December 12 – January 20 Where: Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Patton-Malott Gallery Contact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

NEW YEAR’S EVE TORCHLIGHT PARADE AND FIREWORKS ❆New Year’s Eve in Snowmass is a festival of light. First, experience the spectacle of a traditional torchlight parade. Skiers and snowboarders ages 8 and up are invited to join in the fun. Later that evening, take in the sight of fireworks illuminating the sky and slopes. When: Saturday, December 31Time: Torchlight Parade at 6:00pm

Fireworks at 10:00pmWhere: Fanny HillContact: 970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com❆ = FREE activity = Holiday Event

MOONLIT TREKS & DINNERSBy the light of the moon, take part in a 1.2-mile snowshoe or cross-country ski tour under the stars to Anderson Ranch Arts Center, with stops for cocoa and photos with the Snowmass Fire Department and Snowmass Chapel along the way. Then, head down hill to the Snowmass Club’s Black Saddle Bar & Grille for a pasta feast, s’mores and live music. Reservations required, dinners typically sell out.When: Saturdays, December 17, January 14, February 11 &

March 11Time: 5:30pm rental fittings beginWhere: Snowmass Cross Country CenterCost: Dinner $15/person; Rentals $10/personContact: 970.923.0929, gosnowmass.com

ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE ❆Join Anderson Ranch for a magical winter evening celebrating the holiday season. Artists-in-Residence and staff offer artwork for sale directly from the studios. Enjoy art activities for children in Schermer Meeting Hall, s’mores around the bonfire, and a holiday dinner at 7:00pm in the Ranch Café. Sip and shop for unique gifts in the ArtWorks Store, as well. Open House followed by Dinner at the Ranch Café, $20. Dinner RSVP required by Friday, December 16. When: Tuesday, December 20Time: 4:30pm–7:00pmWhere: Anderson Ranch Arts CenterContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

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X GAMES ❆The world’s premier winter action sports event returns to Aspen Snowmass for the 16th consecutive year. Watch as snowsports’ greatest ski, snowboard & snowmobile athletes battle for glory in 18 different disciplines over four days. X Games Aspen 2017 will also feature musical performances, in chronological order, by Bassnectar, Anderson .Paak & The Free Nationals, The Chainsmokers, and G-Eazy. Most events are free to spectators. Musical performances require a ticket.When: Thursday, January 26 – Sunday, January 29Where: ButtermilkContact: 970.923.1227, xgames.com

66TH WINTERSKÖL™ CELEBRATION ❆Wintersköl™, Aspen’s annual “toast to winter,” dates back to a quiet January in 1951, when local Aspenites decided to celebrate Aspen’s unique Nordic lifestyle with an eclectic weekend of festivities. The four-day celebration features on-mountain activities, WinterFest, fireworks and much more.When: Thursday, January 12 – Sunday, January 15Where: Aspen & SnowmassContact: 970.925.1940, aspenchamber.org

ANDERSON RANCH’S WINTERSCULPT AT WINTERSKÖL™ ❆Teams selected by Anderson Ranch participate in this intense, 48-hour snow sculpture competition, which is part of Aspen’s annual Wintersköl™ festivities. Teams often work around the clock on Thursday and Friday of the event to transform their 8’ x 8’ x 8’ snow cubes into freestanding sculptures. By Saturday afternoon, the completed works of art are judged by a panel of independent community members, based on creativity, technical execution, and compliance to rules.When: Thursday, January 12 – Saturday, January 14Where: Downtown AspenContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

ANDERSON RANCH’S KIDSCULPT AT WINTERSKÖL™ ❆Young artisans from Roaring Fork Valley middle schools team up to create snow sculptures in Anderson Ranch’s KIDSCULPT competition, part of Aspen’s annual Wintersköl™ festivities. Students work together to transform 4’ x 4’ x 4’ snow cubes into artistic, freestanding sculptures. When: Friday, January 13Time: 9:30am–12:00pmWhere: Downtown AspenContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

ASPEN GAY SKI WEEKCelebrating its 40th Anniversary, this week-long extravaganza features a full schedule of parties, live music, comedy, great dining and, of course, skiing and snowboarding on Aspen Snowmass’ famous terrain.When: Sunday, January 15 – Sunday, January 22Where: Aspen & SnowmassContact: gayskiweek.com

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BUD LIGHT STREET RAIL FRIDAYS ❆On Fridays in February and March, athletes showcase their creativity and skills in an urban-inspired rail garden, located on Fanny Hill. Athlete cash prizes, spectator giveaways, and the Little Rail competition (ages 12 and under) make this an event not to be missed.When: February 3, 10, 17 & 24; March 3, 10, 24 & 31Where: Fanny HillContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

OWL CREEK CHASEA 21K cross-country ski race, Owl Creek Chase has been one of Colorado’s largest, premier cross-country ski races since 1985. The challenging course, from Snowmass Village to Aspen, presents the very best that Colorado skiing has to offer: tough climbs, scenic views, thrilling nordic descents and excellent snow conditions.When: Sunday, February 12Time: 9:00am Classic Race; 9:30am Skate Race Where: Snowmass Cross Country CenterCost: Registration starts at $45Contact: owlcreekchase.com

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EXHIBITION: PALIMPSEST: SOME DRAWINGS AND OBJECTS, WORKS BY ASMA KAMI ❆Asma Kazmi creates transdisciplinary, relational works where people, media and objects come together. Opening Reception Tuesday, March 14, 5:00pm–7:00pm. When: March 13–31Where: Anderson Ranch Arts Center,

Patton-Malott GalleryContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

2017 AUDI FIS SKI WORLD CUP FINALS ❆ Aspen Snowmass proudly hosts both men’s and women’s finals in each of four disciplines – Downhill, Super G, Giant Slalom and Slalom – with Overall World Cup titles also awarded. All races are held on Aspen Mountain, and the World Cup International Village hosts activities, events and concerts in Wagner Park. Catch glimpses of racers training at Snowmass and celebrate the World Cup spirit with viewing parties and more.When: March 15–19Where: AspenContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

SPRING ARTISTS-IN-RESIDENCE SLIDE NIGHT ❆Join Anderson Ranch for an insightful and engaging presentation of artwork from Anderson Ranch Arts Center’s fall Artists-in-Residence. Each resident will share five slides of his/her artwork in three-minute segments. Residents work in the following disciplines: ceramics, photography and new media, furniture design and woodworking, painting and drawing, and printmaking and sculpture. Refreshments and snacks will be served. The presentation is followed by dinner at the Ranch Café, $20. Dinner RSVP is required by Friday, February 10. Open to the public.When: Tuesday, February 14Time: 5:30pm–6:30pmWhere: Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Schermer Meeting HallContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

AUDI POWER OF FOUR SKI MOUNTAINEERING RACEA premier ski-mountaineering race that tests athletes’ endurance as they race in teams across all four area mountains. The grueling course covers 24 miles and more than 10,000 vertical feet. Sport Division Teams start in Snowmass Village, traverse to West Buttermilk, then on to Aspen Highlands where they ski over to Aspen Mountain and end in Gondola Plaza. When: Saturday, February 25Where: All mountainsContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

MARDI GRAS CELEBRATION & FIREWORKS ❆A 35-year tradition in Snowmass, Mardi Gras kicks off with the early morning Mother Of All Ascensions uphill race, followed by an afternoon of revelry with a traditional bead toss at 3:00pm and a finale of fireworks at 7:30pm. Look for food and drink specials at restaurants and bars around Snowmass Village.When: Tuesday, February 28Where: Snowmass Mall & Base VillageContact: 970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com

SILVERBOOM RACE & BBQThe 45th Annual Silverboom incorporates 3 freestyle (skate or classic) race distances of 5K, 10K, and 20K, starting at 10:00am at the Snowmass Cross Country Center. There is also a 1.5K Kiddieboom freestyle race once the 20K finishes. Afterwards, there’s a BBQ and series award ceremony for all of the Aspen Cup Series participants. When: Sunday, March 5Time: 10:00am startWhere: Snowmass Cross Country CenterCost: $15 adults; $7 juniorsContact: 970.923.5700

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BUD LIGHT HI-FI CONCERT SERIES ❆This free, season-long concert series appeals to people of all ages, with top national music acts ranging from rock to hip-hop. Past acts included Vampire Weekend, Donovan Frankenreiter, Brett Dennen, and the Greyboy Allstars.When & Where: March 16–18 in Aspen March 25 & April 8 in SnowmassContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER SPRING OPEN HOUSE ❆Come one, come all! Enjoy the burgeoning spring season as Anderson Ranch opens its doors to the community in recognition of their Spring Artists-in-Residence. Studio Tours are followed by dinner at the Ranch Café, $20.When: Tuesday, April 11Time: 4:30pm–7:00pmWhere: Anderson Ranch Arts CenterContact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org

EASTER SERVICE AT SNOWMASS CHAPEL ❆Rise and shine! Easter Sunday at the Snowmass Chapel features a 7:00am sunrise service; a 9:00am service with full choir and orchestra; and a children’s Easter Egg Hunt at 10:00am. An on-mountain Easter service is also held at noon at Gwyn’s High Alpine, weather dependent.When: Sunday, April 16Time: 7:00am & 9:00amWhere: Snowmass ChapelContact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org

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SERVICESAspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) (O) ............................................................925.5756Alpine Bank (M,C) .....................................................................923.3600Anderson Ranch Arts Center (O) ......................................923.3181Aspen Snowmass Ticket Offices (B, M, T) .....................925.1220Blazing Adventures (M) ..........................................................923.4544Challenge Aspen (M) ................................................................923.0578Clark’s Express (B) ......................................................925.5295 x310Clark’s Market (C).......................................................................923.9575Cleaner Express (C) ..................................................................923.3388Four Seasons Yoga & Wellness (M) ..................................319.8832Ice Age Discovery Center (M) ..............................................922.2277Sharpshooter Imaging (M) ....................................................922.0471Snowmass Chapel (O) .............................................................923.6192Snowmass Club (O) ..................................................................923.5600

Snowmass Conoco (C) ................................................... 923.3346Snowmass Cross Country Center (O) ..................... 923.5700Snowmass Guest Services & Information (O) ..... 922.2233Snowmass Village Recreation Center (O) ............. 922.2240Snowmass Village Salon (M) ....................................... 923.9407Spa at Snowmass Club (O) .......................................... 923.5200Spa at Viceroy Snowmass (B) ................................... 923.8007Town of Snowmass Village Offices (O) .................. 923.3777Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center (B) ......923.TREE (8733)U.S. Post Office (C) .......................................................... 923.2497

RESTAURANTS & BARS8K at Viceroy Snowmass (B) ....................................... 923.8008The Artisan at The Stonebridge Inn (O) ................ 923.2427 The Bar at Wildwood (M) ............................................. 923.8451Base Camp Bar & Grill (B) ............................................ 923.6000Big Hoss Grill (M) .............................................................. 923.2597Crepe ‘N’ Juice (M) ........................................................... N/ADouble Black Noodle Bar (M) ..................................... 923.8451The Edge Restaurant & Bar (O) ................................. 923.4004Elk Camp Restaurant (S) ..................................................923.0450Fuel (M) .................................................................................. 923.0091Gwyn’s High Alpine (S) .................................................. 923.5188Il Poggio (M) ........................................................................ 923.4292Krabloonik (O) .................................................................... 923.3953Little Mammoth (M) ......................................................... 923.8892Lynn Britt Cabin (S) ......................................................... 934.8715Mountain Bayou Bar & Grill (C) .................................. 923.9553Nest (B).................................................................................. 923.8053New Belgium Ranger Station (M) ............................. 236.6277Pastore’s Taste of Philly (M) ......................................... 923.5711Ricard by Viceroy (B) ...................................................... 429.4163Sage Restaurant & Bar (O) ........................................... 923.0923Saké (B) ................................................................................. 429.4970Sam’s Smokehouse (S) ................................................... 923.8686The Sled Mobile Kitchen (S) ........................................ 923.1227Slice Italian Bistro (B) .................................................... 923.2743Slopeside Lanes (M) ....................................................... 429.8839Snowmass Kitchen (M) .................................................. 923-8301Starbucks (M) ..................................................................... 923.8306The Stew Pot (M) .............................................................. 923.2263Taster’s Pizza (C) ............................................................... 923.5250TURKS & Bull Dogs (M).................................................. 429.4761Two Creeks Café (T) ........................................................ 923.8636Ullrhof (S).............................................................................. 923.5143Up 4 Pizza (S) ..................................................................... 925.1220Venga Venga (M) .............................................................. 923.7777Vue Lounge (M) ................................................................. 923.8302Zane’s Tavern (M) .............................................................. 923.3515

All area codes are 970Locations: (B) = Base Village; (C) = Center; (M) = Mall; (O) = Other; (S) = Slope; (T) = Two Creeks

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ECONOMY1 Snowmass Inn (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.5025

MODERATE2 Aspenwood Condominiums (DRS) 866.786.9101/970.923.88082 Aspenwood Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.44883 Laurelwood Studio Suites 800.356.7893/970.923.31104 Lichenhearth Condominiums (DRS) 866.956.6320/970.923.70764 Lichenhearth Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.44885 Pokolodi Lodge 800.666.4556/970.923.43106 Snowmass Mountain Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.44887 Tamarack 866.956.6320/970.923.70768 Willows (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.44889 Woodbridge Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.448810 Wildwood Snowmass Hotel 800.525.9402/970.923.8400

DELUXE11 Deerbrook Townhomes 800.543.0839/970.923.586012 Destination Resorts Snowmass (DRS) 866.956.6320/970.923.707613 The Crestwood Condominiums 800.356.5949/970.923.245014 First Choice Properties & Mgmt., Inc. (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.448815 Interlude Condominiums (DRS) 866.356.7669/970.923.311015 Interlude Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.448816 Snowmass Select Properties 800.843.9018/970.923.185817 The Ridge Condos 800.843.9018/970.923.646418 Shadowbrook Condominiums 800.201.2391/970.923.850018 Shadowbrook Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.448827 Snowmass Hospitality (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.502519 Snowmass Mountain Chalet (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.502520 Sonnenblick Townhouses 800.356.7893/970.923.311021 Stonebridge Condominiums 800.323.2577/970.923.432312 Stonebridge Inn 800.213.3214/970.923.242022 Terracehouse (DRS) 866.956.6320/970.923.707622 Terracehouse (FCP) 844.970.2733/970.429.502523 Timberline Condominiums 800.922.4001/970.923.400024 Top of the Village 866.259.8397/970.923.367425 The Westin Snowmass Resort 866.716.8108/970.923.8200

LUXURY26 Alpine Property Management 800.543.0839/970.923.586027 Capitol Peak Lodge (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.502528 Chamonix 800.365.0410/970.923.323229 The Enclave 800.365.0410/970.923.323230 Hayden Lodge (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.502531 Owl Creek Homes 800.365.0410/970.923.323232 The Residences at Snowmass Club 855.835.2624/970.923.081733 Snowmass Lodging Company 800.365.0410/970.923.323234 Viceroy Snowmass 877.235.7577/970.923.800035 Villas at Snowmass Club 800.804.7483/970.923.039136 Woodrun Place Condos & Residences 800.365.0410/970.923.323237 Woodrun V 800.718.3694/970.922.0017

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Helpful NumbersGENERAL INFORMATIONLift Tickets, Ski School and On-Mountain Information......................................................923.1227Snowmass Events, Lodging, Activities ......................800.766.9627Guest Services & Information ..................................................922.2233Ice Age Discovery Center .........................................................922.2277

MEDICAL SERVICESAspen Valley Hospital .................................................................925.1 1 20Police (Non-Emergency) ...........................................................923.5330 Snowmass Fire Department ....................................................923.2212Dr. Mike Check M.D. .....................................................................922.0784 Dr. Karina Redko D.D.S. ..............................................................923.5777 Dr. Rachel Langsam D.C. ...........................................................948.2583Snowmass Clinic ............................................................................923.2068

MOVIE THEATERSDVD Rental (Clark’s Market) ....................................................923.9575Isis Theater (Aspen) ....................................................................925.7584 Movieland (El Jebel) ....................................................................920.1300 Wheeler Opera House (Aspen)..............................................920.5770

TRANSPORTATIONFree Snowmass Village Shuttle*............................................923.3500 Colorado Mountain Express ...........................................800.525.6363High Mountain Taxi ........................................................925.TAXI (8294)Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) ...............925.8484

*Schedules and information at snowmasstransit.com. All area codes 970 unless otherwise noted.

Glenwood SpringsTo Grand JunctionFrom Snowmass:• 116 miles to Grand Junction• 125 miles to Walker Airport

To Eagle Airport & DenverFrom Snowmass:• 67 miles to Eagle Airport• 196 miles to Denver• 220 miles to Denver International Airport

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WINTER IN SNOWMASS MIGHT GET ALL THE ATTENTION,

BUT SUMMER TURNS HEADS AS WELL.

In the summer, sweet mountain air, the magnificence of nature at your doorstep,

and a bounty of engaging events and adventures make for a mountain of memorable moments. Activities, from hiking and rafting, to cheering

bucking bronco riders at the rodeo or enjoying a picnic at a free hillside concert,

will take your breath away.

In Snowmass, biking is to summer what skiing is to winter. Lift-served terrain for all abilities, beautiful cross-country trails,

easy access to equipment rentals, and professional, confidence-building instruction

ensure that your time on two wheels is nothing short of spectacular.

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Dear Dreamers, Travelers and Adventurers,

What if I could set you free?Embrace you in snow and wrap you in laughter, give you wings and bring you back to earth.

If I said limits fall like snowflakes, would you let me set you free?

Forever yours, Snowmass

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