Vacation in Aspen, Colorado
Ahhh, Aspen, Colorado, where do we start? The name alone conjures images of majestic mountains, outdoor adventure, healthy living, divine dining, music festivals, and exceptional shopping. To the world, Aspen means “The Good Life.” And yes, this town has everything the good life has to offer. But there is even more—Aspen’s got soul.
It is a world-class destination with outdoor adventures from skiing to biking, with a flair for arts and culture, but still maintains enough small-town charm for year-round residents to call it home. Aspen truly is a unique diamond nestled in the rough of the Rocky Mountains that has a knack for bringing big city features to you in a way that defies the ordinary. Learn more about Aspen via the Aspen Chamber and Resort Association or sign up for a FREE Visitor’s Guide.
Aspen Attractions
Aspen - Silver Queen Gondola
> Travels 2.5 miles and more than 3,000 vertical feet from the heart of Aspen to the 11,212-foot summit of Aspen Mountain. At the top, bask in the spectacular panoramic views of Aspen and the Elk Mountain Range and take in the many activities that the high altitude has to offer: dine at the Sundeck, take a free mountain orientation tour with an ambassador, or step up your technique with Ski & Snowboard Schools of Aspen/Snowmass. 800-525-6200, aspensnowmass.comAspen Art Museum
> The Aspen Art Museum is open year-round and presents the newest, most important evolutions in international contemporary art. Admission to the AAM is FREE courtesy of John and Amy Phelan. 970-925-8050, info@aspenartmuseum.orgThe Maroon Bells
> Among the most-photographed peaks in North America, the Maroon Bells are one of Aspen/Snowmass’ grand attractions and can be reached by guided snowmobile tours in the winter.Snowshoeing in Aspen
> Enjoy a two-hour snowshoe adventure led by a naturalist from the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies on top of Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, and Ashcroft daily. 970-925-5756ACES Guided Nature Walks
> Learn about the native trees, birds, and animals that thrive in the high-alpine environment on a naturalist-guided tour on Aspen Mountain. 970-925-5756Aspen Historical Society
> Explore Aspen's colorful past with guided tours of two museums, two ghost towns, archives and more. 970-925-3721Independence and Ashcroft Ghost Towns
> Aspen/Snowmass' real heritage can be experienced by touring the ghost towns of Independence and Ashcroft, where weathered cabins have stood their ground for more than a century. A "resident ghost" leads tours and shares stories about the towns' histories.Wheeler Opera House
> One of Aspen's most prominent landmarks, Wheeler Opera House hosts a number of events every year. Festivals, concerts, comedy and film, Wheeler Opera House has something for everyone. 970-920-5770Independence Pass
> Open during the summer, Independence Pass allows visitors to travel from Aspen to Leadville. Stop at the scenic overlook and take in the beautiful high alpine environment.
Japanese Flower Exhibition – Celebrate the Holidays
Dec 09 - Dec 10
1001 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder, COCelebrate the Holidays 休暇を楽しんでね, Demo 2:00 PM December 10, 2023, Boulder Library Canyon Auditorium We in
Ugly Sweater 5K
Dec 17
Washington Park, Denver, COBy golly, be jolly! Join us at the Ugly Christmas Sweater 5K at Denver’s Washington Park on Sunday, December 17.
Victorian Christmas Tea Party
Dec 23
Trinidad History Museum, 312 East Main Street, Trinidad, COCelebrate the season with a Victorian Christmas-inspired tea party! Teas from the Trinidad Tea Company will be served al
Brushes & Brews
Dec 27
114 N Tejon St., #100, Colorado Springs, COCalling all artists and beer lovers! Join us for a Brushes and Brews class at our brewery on Dec 27 from 6:30pm to 8:30p
New Years Eve Denver NYE Bar Crawl – All Access Pass to 10+ Venues
Dec 31
Larimer Beer Hall, 2012 Larimer St., Denver, CONEW YEARS EVE DENVER PUB CRAWL (Sunday, December 31st) ? DENVER NYE BAR CRAWL ? ? Join over 300+ guests on our annual Ne
New Year’s Eve at Studio CR
Dec 31 - Jan 01
141 East Meadow Drive, Suite 104, Vail, COPrepare to step into the world of disco decadence, lights, and extravagance as we invite you to relive the iconic magic
Foods of the Winter Solstice
Jan 20
123 N. College, Suite 130 Fort Collins, COFoods of the Winter Solstice will be presented from noon to 3 pm Saturday, Jan. 20, at The Cooking Studio Fort Collins.
Peter & The Wolf – Family Concert
Jan 21
2908 S Timberline Road, Fort Collins, COPlease join us for a delightful one-hour family-friendly concert for the young and young at heart! This concert features
Compagnie Herve Koubi
Jan 23
2344 E. Iliff Ave., Denver, COFrench-Algerian dance prodigy Herve Koubi brings his dance company, featuring 14 virtuoso street performers, to perform
Dvořák Discovery – Fort Collins Symphony
Feb 03
417 West Magnolia Street, Fort Collins, CODiscover the roots of American classical music with “Dvořák Discovery.” Dvorak’s beloved 9th Symphony,
