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While the temperatures are warming and the flowers are starting to bloom, as always our hearts and thoughts are in winter. Relive our unforgettable 2016-2017 season one more time and explore our Top 10 Photos of the Season and the talented photographers that captured them. 10. Frosty Morning in a Vail Aspen Grove. Photo by ...

What makes Golden Peak Legendary? The quaint village atmosphere of Golden Peak is home to our renowned Ski & Snowboard School, is the host of some of our Signature events, and offers hassle free access to the mountain via Riva Bahn Express Lift. (#6) If you’re looking for a bite to eat, be sure to to ...

New this summer, all kids can ride the Vail Mountain gondola free with the purchase of an adult ticket, allowing children 12-and-under to experience panoramic views of the Vail Valley and the legendary Gore Mountain Range through a scenic gondola ride. For each paying adult, one child, 12-and-under, will be given a complimentary ticket to ...

What makes Sun Up & Sun Down Bowl Legendary? Sun Up & Sun Down will likely be your first view of the iconic Back Bowls of Vail, and it is nothing short of inspiring. With the perfect mix of wide open, sprawling terrain, and gladed runs, your ride down will be breathtaking.  Thanks to the the ...

We are getting ready to wrap up Vail’s 2016-17 winter season. Thank you to all of our guests and employees for making it another incredible year. Get all the details on lift operations and terrain closures here. *Adventure Ridge is now closed for the season. *Game Creek Restaurant & Bistro 14 are now open for lunch ...

Vail Mountain will host its annual interdenominational sunrise service on Easter Sunday, April 16, 2017 at 6 a.m. inside at Eagle’s Nest. Town of Vail to provide complimentary parking in Lionshead for early service attendees. The Eagle Bahn Gondola will open to the public at 5:30 a.m. to transport guests from Lionshead. Complimentary baked goods ...

What makes China Bowl Legendary? Years before it was officially open to skiers, China Bowl had been named for its headwall, visible now from the top of Orient Express, Chair 21.  This long limestone formation reminded early Vail skiers of the Great Wall of China. China Bowl, along with Tea Cup, Siberia, & Mongolia Bowls, opened in ...

What makes Siberia & Mongolia Bowl Legendary? Looking for some perspective on Vail’s 5,289 skiable acres? Head out to Siberia & Mongolia Bowls to experience truly expansive terrain.  East of Siberia, no lifts exist, except for the POMA Lift #22. This area is only recommended for advanced skiers, as the terrain is ungroomed, highly variable, & ...