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Vail Facts

Vail Mountain is the largest single mountain in North America. From smooth, gentle beginner slopes to sculpted corduroy cruisers to moguls, bowls and glades. In fact, on an average day at Vail, there are only two skiers per acre, on a busy day, a whopping four per acre. Vail's Front Side offers 989 acres of beginner and intermediate slopes, plus another 921 acres of advanced terrain. Vail's legendary Back Bowls represent just onethird of Vail's total terrain. Vail is blessed with not one, but seven natural bowls. And, while the soft, dry, fluffy powder stretches over 6 miles wide, the legendary Back Bowls represent just one-third of Vail's total terrain. Nestled more than 2miles into the wilderness is Blue Sky Basin. Here you can explore 645 acres of natural, gladded terrain, away from the sites and sounds of civilization. Allowing access to sheer solitude. Rustic signage directs you to drop into steep and deep, carve through tree-gladded groomers or find a secret stash to call your own.

Vail has 193 ski trails Vertical Rise 1,018m Elevation 3,488m Longest Cruising Run is 6.4 km 34 lifts including 10 high speed quads, 2 triple chairs, 3 double chairs 3 terrain parks and 1 half pipe

Beginner Runs 25%
Intermediate Runs 40%
Advanced Runs / Expert Runs 35%

Annual Snow Fall Average for Vail is 7.8m Nearest city Denver - 2.5 hours to Vail Eagle Transfers from $113 per adult return (40 min) Denver Transfers from $179 per adult return

Where are the top 3 places to Eat, Drink and Shop Vail and Beaver Creek have far too many good choices in this department. As good as Aspen and Whistler you will never get bored of the flavours and choices of Après activity in these resorts.