Best Activities in Vail and Beaver Creek

What's better than grabbing some sleds and the family and hitting a sledding hill? Sledding is pure enjoyment in the beautiful snowy mountains of Colorado. The exhilaration on the kid's faces and the hilarity when the adults pummel down the hill are sure to bring you memories and stories for years to come.

The golden glow of Colorado’s aspens beckons you. What better way to enjoy the beauty of Colorado than with a scenic drive in the thick of autumn?

As the summer heats up, it’s the perfect time to head to the water to cool off. If you would rather float on top than watch from the shore, then paddle sports may be for you.

Winter is why we came but summer is why we stayed. Green grass, wildflowers, perfect weather, outdoor fun - let us show you our top 5 summer activities in the Vail Valley

Vail and Beaver Creek are magic in the summertime. Most of us think of powder snow when we consider the Rockies, but those same mountains that bring winter fun deliver an unbelievable experience in the summertime, too.

Believe it or not, there’s more to do than just skiing in the winter – plananother unforgettable adventure with the many other offerings in the Vail Valley. Try out snowmobiling, fly down the hill on a snow tube or enjoy a sleigh ride dinner – sure to add a lot of family memories to your vacation.

Fall is one of the best-kept secrets of Colorado. While the fall season is short, squeezed between the verdant green summer and the fluffy snow-white winter, it’s a show stopper in all its gold shimmery splendor!

You’ve probably hiked your staircase more times than you care to count staying at home this spring, now it’s time to take those uphill climbing muscles out into the wild! The built-in Social Distancing is also part of what makes this so special and fitting for this time.

If you haven’t guessed by now, skiing is our love language. What could be more romantic than snuggling under blankets of snow amidst the evergreens on a 2-seater chair lift in Steamboat? Or unwinding by the village fireplace after ice skating in Beaver Creek village? Or enjoying fondue for two at an alpine Vail bistro?