First things first; if you're headed to the Vail Valley to ski or snowboard, familiarize yourself with Vail Resorts' new Pass Reservation System. All Vail Resorts properties, including Vail and Beaver Creek Resorts, require you to reserve both your ski pass and your ski days in advance. This allows Vail Resorts to control on-mountain capacity in order to ensure all Covid-19 safety protocol is being properly followed. Check out the clickable infographic below for a quick summary of both the pass system and the Covid-19 safety protocol at Vail Resorts mountains.
If you're traveling for fun and relaxation but don't plan to ski, we've got you covered. Keep scrolling!
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Maybe hitting the ski slopes just isn't your thing. Maybe you're in on the secret that there are so many other interesting activities to do in Edwards and the Vail Valley besides world-class skiing. Maybe you just want to experience it all in the span of a single trip! Whatever your motivation, you are sure to find something that piques your interest.
Join a tour or rent on your own. Whichever you choose, you are sure to have an amazing day zooming through the Camp Hale area. The 10th Mountain Division ski troops trained here during World War II, and with good reason. The trail up to the Continental Divide would be a grueling trip on foot, but it is a cinch on a snowmobile. You won’t believe your eyes when you get to the top of the mountain!
Our Favorite Outfitter
Did you know we rent snowshoes? Check out snowshoes and poles from our Gear Garage. Then, head over to the Beaver Creek Nordic Center and get trekking!
What activity could be more quintessentially “winter wonderland” than dogsledding? Great for families or romantic outings, you will love riding through the pristine wilderness while taking in the sights.
Our Favorite Outfitters
Mountain Mushers and Winterhawk Dogsledding
Vail Performing Arts Center hosts world-renowned artists ranging from musicians to dancers, artists to comics. Crowd sizes are small but the entertainment is big.
Alpine Arts Center hosts classes for all ages. Plus, they offer drop in paint and pottery hours. Some of the more popular classes are Cocktails & Canvas, Cupcakes & Clay, and Vacation Camps for Kids.
Is it possible for a mountain community seemingly in the middle of nowhere to have a robust and varied culinary scene? You bet! An abundance of flavors and cuisines can be found close to The Inn at Riverwalk, plenty of which are within walking distance. Get your fix of sushi, Italian cuisine, game meat, baked goods, and more. Most restaurants source locally in terms of ingredients but you'll find chefs come from around the globe to bring us the international flavors we enjoy!
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