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Aspen Snowmass

Highest point:	3,813 m
Lowest point:	2,399 m
Altitude ski resort:	2,422 m
Pistes in total:	509 km
Pistes:	50 km
Pistes:	222 km
Pistes:	237 km

Ski holidays Aspen - The number 1 ski resort in the US!

Aspen

This world-famous winter sports resort in the Colorado mountains, with its romantic cobbled streets, is a fantastic destination for anyone who has always wanted to enjoy an exclusive holiday! Aspen is one of the most popular, glamorous and expensive ski resorts in the United States and lies at an altitude of 2,422 metres. The beautiful façades still bear witness to the town’s past as a Victorian silver mining town. Nowadays, countless stars and starlets flock here; innumerable shopping, cultural and après-ski opportunities attract holidaymakers from all over the world, and excellent service is always a top priority. The newer resort of Snowmass is the quieter counterpart to lively Aspen and is only about 14 km away. Families in particular appreciate the child-friendly facilities and the resort’s terraced layout on the mountainside. This means the slopes are always within walking distance! Shuttle buses provide a perfect link between the two resorts.

Aspen-Snowmass

The Aspen/Snowmass region is situated in the snow-rich US state of Colorado. Snowmass seems like Aspen’s shy neighbour, slowly making a name for itself. Snowmass is only about 25 minutes away from Aspen by ski bus and offers visitors charming boutiques, restaurants and accommodation. Aspen is the world-famous winter sports resort in the Colorado mountains and offers visitors a truly exclusive holiday. The Aspen/Snowmass ski area comprises the four mountains of Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk. These unique and distinct ski areas offer visitors a total of 509 kilometres of slopes and 46 lifts up to an altitude of 3,818 metres. Each of the mountains has its own character: Snowmass is the largest and most versatile, whilst Buttermilk is ideal for warming up and for freestyle boarders. Aspen Highlands is home to some of America’s steepest slopes, as well as the Highland Bowl. Aspen Mountain offers a mix of wide, open runs and mogul slopes.