Vail

Overview

Vail is a premier destination for winter sport enthusiasts and leisure travellers alike, located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Colorado. Renowned as a world-class ski resort, Vail boasts an impressive array of facilities and expansive terrain that caters to skiers and snowboarders of all levels. The resort features 32 lifts including several high-speed gondolas that provide easy access to its expansive 5,317 acres of skiable terrain. With 278 well-groomed runs, Vail offers a diverse range of runs - from gentle slopes for beginners to challenging steeps and bowls for the more adventurous skiers and snowboarders, the terrain is well-maintained ensuring optimal conditions throughout the season for visitors. 

For those new to skiing or snowboarding or looking for a more relaxed experience, Vail offers a wide range of beginner-friendly areas that include gentle slopes and dedicated learning zones. Intermediate skiers or boards will find an abundance of runs all over the mountain that provide breathtaking views. Advanced skiers and snowboarders will be particularly drawn to Vail's legendary back bowls. There are 7 bowls that span over 3,000 acres and are renowned for the wide open spaces, deep powder and exhilarating steeps. The Blue Sky Basin is another notable area that provides an additional 645 acres of backcountry-style trees and natural terrain that caters to adventurous riders seeking a true wilderness experience!

Beyond the slopes, Vail is celebrated for its vibrant apres-ski scene, dining and nightlife. After a day on the mountain, visitors can unwind in one of the many apres-ski spots that line the village streets, offering everything from cosy fireplaces to lively bars. Dining in Vail is a culinary adventure, with plenty of options ranging from gourmet restaurants to casual eateries. The village's nightlife is equally diverse, featuring plenty of bars, clubs and lounges that cater to all tastes, making it a perfect destination for those wanting to continue long after the sun sets. 

Getting to Vail is a key advantage, with Denver International Airport approximately a 2 hour drive away or Eagle Country Regional Airport under 50 kilometres away. This makes accessibility to Vail for travellers easy. What sets Vail apart is the charming European inspired Vail Village and Lionshead Village which both add to the resort's allure, offering a picture perfect setting with plenty of pedestrian friendly streets, plenty of boutique shopping and cultural events all throughout the season. 

Vail's blend of extensive skiing terrain, lively apres-ski, a large of variety of dining, ease of accessibility make it a top choice for skiers and snowboarders seeking a memorable Powder Holiday.