Since 1977, Aspen Expeditions' ski guides have been leading skiers into the winter backcountry of the Elk Mountains; our local knowledge is unsurpassed.Give us a call at 970-925-7625 or send an email to schedule a day or for more information.
Aspen Ski And Snowboard Guide
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Nothing beats the solitude and beauty of a backcountry ski tour. It is common for our clients to ski high quality untracked snow many weeks after our last storm. Within 20 minutes from downtown Aspen, we can easily access amazing introductory to advanced backcountry ski-touring. Your private AMGA trained/certified backcountry ski guide will plan the appropriate day for you and your party based on your experience, abilities and best conditions. Whether you are brand new to the sport or a seasoned backcountry user, there is a lifetime of high quality uncrowded backcountry skiing options surrounding Aspen. We supply the required alpine touring and avalanche safety equipment complimentary.
Location: The guide will be in touch with you the day before to determine your meeting place. If you need AT gear call 970-925-7625 to schedule a time to get setup at the backcountry center at Aspen Highlands.
The Day - Meet your guide at our shop or at a pre-determined location. From there your will head out to the trailhead. The guide will choose the appropriate terrain dependent on conditions and the ski ability of the group. You will stop for lunch and snacks en route. (lunch/snacks are not included)
AE requires a full credit card or cash/check payment to hold your reservation. If you choose to cancel within 7 days of a scheduled trip, you will be charged full price. Within 7-14 days of your trip, we would be happy to work out a date to reschedule. If you choose to cancel 2 weeks or more (3 weeks or more for multi-day trips of 5+ people) prior to your scheduled trip, you will receive a full refund. If your guide decides that weather makes your scheduled trip a no-go, we will work with you to reschedule, give you a credit, or refund your trip. Travel Guard insurance is available via our website homepage.
Location: The guide will be in touch with you the day before to determine your meeting place. If you need AT gear call us at 970-925-7625; we will schedule a time to get setup at our backcountry center at Aspen Highlands.
The Day- Meet your guide at our shop or at a pre-determined location. From there your will head out to the trailhead. The guide will choose the appropriate terrain dependent on conditions and the ski ability of the group. You will stop for lunch and snacks en route. (lunch/snacks are not included)
This world-famous ski town is one of my all-time favorite ski towns in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, offering incredibly diverse downhill skiing and cross-country skiing opportunities for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.
Aspen Snowmass is a ski region encompassing four world-class ski resorts. These ski resorts are Aspen Mountain, Buttermilk, Aspen Highlands, and Snowmass Ski Area. All four resorts are on the same lift ticket. Thus, you may ski and snowboard at any of the four ski resorts on your Aspen Snowmass ski pass. Also, if you hold an Ikon Pass, you can ski up to 7 days at Aspen Snowmass ski resorts.
Beginner skiers and snowboarders will find lots of options at Aspen Snowmass! Since Aspen Snowmass has four ski areas, there is terrain for every type of skier and every level of skier and snowboarder ability.
Snowmass: Snowmass Mountain is also a great option for beginner skiers or snowboarders with two areas dedicated to newbies, Assay Hill and Fanny Hill. These are perfect for learning to carve turns and take your time getting down the mountain.
The perfect mountain in Aspen Snowmass for intermediate skiers is Snowmass Mountain. With 48% of the mountain being intermediate terrain (also known as More Difficult Terrain) Snowmass Mountain is perfect for skiers and snowboarders who are making great turns and enjoying themselves as experienced in the sport!
Yes! Aspen Snowmass has a plethora of expert ski terrain for the advanced skier and snowboarder. There are many opportunities to challenge yourself on these incredible Colorado ski mountains.
Aspen Snowmass ski school can be reserved for private ski lessons, group instruction, adaptive programming, or many other types depending on your age and skill level. You can even plan a special guided ski experience that is customized to your interest with priority lift access, flexible meeting times, and complimentary ski and snowboard storage and transfer. These special guided ski experiences can be reserved for a full day or half-day.
Yes! If you purchased the IKON Pass you have up to 7 days at the Aspen Snowmass ski resorts without any blackout dates. This means 7 days combined of Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, or Snowmass. All the details about your IKON Pass including where you can ski and snowboard can be found here on the IKON Pass website.
Visiting Aspen in the winter without skiing or snowboarding on your agenda is a great idea! There are so many things to do and experience in Aspen in the winter, that you will have an amazing time. Enjoy the Colorado mountains without ever strapping a ski on your foot!
Join Aspen Center for Environmental Studies for a Snowshoe Nature Tour or an On-Mountain Snowshoe Tour. These depart from either Aspen Mountain or Snowmass Mountain and are a two-hour guided snowshoe tour to learn about winter ecology, wildlife, and history. And of course, to enjoy the area and gorgeous views.
Nordic skiing in the Aspen Snowmass area is popular! Aspen Snowmass has the largest free system of cross-country trails in North America with terrain for every ability. The Aspen Cross Country Center is conveniently located in Aspen, where you can demo gear, take a ski lesson, or go on a guided tour. They have ski tuning and repair services, a public waxing room, locker rooms, and a lounge with hot drinks and snacks.
If you have not been dogsledding, this is your chance! Krabloonik Dog Sledding in Snowmass, Colorado offers the best way to explore the Colorado backcountry. Each sled is pulled by 8-10 Alaskan husky sled dogs and is guided by an experienced musher. You can choose from a morning, afternoon, or a twilight ride for a super special evening.
Located in vibrant downtown Aspen in the historic Wheeler Opera House is the Aspen Public House, a modern gastropub. Swing by for a few deliciously crafted cocktails or cold beers after a day of skiing or snowboarding. No better way to end the day!
Aspen Snowmass is a top ski and snowboard destination in Colorado! The ski terrain at Aspen Snowmass spreads across four amazing ski resorts and provides its guests with so many wide-open options to ski. And there are plenty of places to rent skis or a snowboard to enjoy the terrain!
Four Mountain Sports is the only ski rental company that will transfer your ski or snowboard equipment between the four ski mountains at no additional cost! This is such a convenient service and makes it so easy for you to ski at the different resorts in Aspen Snowmass. No hassle of moving your equipment yourself when renting from Four Mountain Sports! To me, this is one of the best reasons to rent from Four Mountain Sports.
Incline Ski Shop is a local ski shop offering rentals in downtown Aspen. The team at Incline are experienced ski technicians ready to help you get to know your rental equipment. They carry the latest ski and snowboard equipment in their rental program and pride themselves on service!
Ski Butlers is in over 50 ski resorts around the world and has a reputation for being one of the best ski rental companies to book your equipment with. To reserve your skis or snowboard with Ski Butlers, go here.
The ski season in Aspen, Colorado typically runs from November to April, depending on how the weather cooperates any given year. Aspen is known for its massive snowfall amounts, which can reach up to 300 inches (8 meters) per season. The type of snow that falls in the Aspen area is typically dry and powdery, which makes it the ideal (and preferred) snow for skiing and snowboarding.
Another option is to stay at one of the ski resorts themselves. Most of the ski resorts in the Aspen area offer on-mountain accommodation options, such as hotels, condominiums, and vacation rentals. This can be a convenient option for skiers and snowboarders, as it allows for easy access to the slopes with ski-in and ski-out accommodations.
Snowmass is a popular ski and snowboard destination located in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. It is located in the town of Snowmass Village, which is about 10 miles northwest of Aspen. The resort is known for its wide range of terrain, which includes groomed cruisers, moguls, steeps, and backcountry, making it a popular destination for skiers and snowboarders of all abilities.
Aspen Snowmass also has a world-renowned ski school. This Aspen ski school has everything from adult and child beginner lessons, to more advanced terrain lessons. Snowmass features a variety of terrain parks, including the Snowmass Park, the Spider Sabich Race Arena, the Lowdown, and the Skidder, which offer a range of features and challenges for freestyle, snowboarding, and cross country skiing. 2ff7e9595c
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