Aspen Colorado Mountain Stats, Dates

All Aspen Colorado is happy to provide you with information, opening dates, statistics and trailmaps for all the different Mountain's in Aspen, Colorado.

Aspen Mountain, and its famous black-diamond terrain, has kept us on the map since 1947. Inbounds you’ll get a variety of glades, bumps and steeps. For an out-of-bounds experience, Aspen Mountain Powder Tours will hook you up with fresh tracks on the backside. While the mountain hasn’t changed much, you’ll appreciate the new gondola, great views & food at the Sundeck at the summit and Ajax Tavern at the base, where the après rivals the skiing and snowboarding.

Aspen Mountain Season: November 24, 2011 - April 15, 2012

At 4,406 vertical feet, Snowmass has the most in the country. And with 3,132 acres of terrain, 91 trails, 21 chairlifts and access to your choice of cruisers, glades, steeps, terrain parks and halfpipes, you’ll have to come back for more. Grab seconds at our restaurants too; on-mountain at Sam’s Smokehouse at the top of the Village Express chair, or in the base village at Sneaky’s Tavern adjacent to The Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center.

Snowmass Mountain: November 24, 2011 - April 15, 2012

With breathtaking 360-degree views of the Maroon Bells and an abundance of expert terrain as well as groomed cruisers, it’s no wonder Aspen Highlands has been the locals’ favorite for over 50 years. Hike the 12,392 feet to the summit of Highland Bowl for the ultimate inbounds backcountry rush. Or take the Deep Temerity lift to access the recently-added 237 skiable acres. It all adds up to some of the most challenging big-mountain terrain in North America.

Aspen Highlands Season: December 10, 2011 - April 22, 2012

Buttermilk built its 50-year legacy on wide-open and gently rolling trails that cater to beginners and families. Today it’s famous for hosting the ESPN Winter X Games through 2012 and being voted #1 by Transworld Snowboarding Magazine Reader’s Poll for best park and pipe. The 22-foot superpipe in the legendary terrain park does not disappoint, as many X Games winners, Olympians and up-and-comers can attest.

Aspen Buttermilk Season: December 10, 2011 - April 8, 2012

Aspen Snowmass Mountain :: Resort Information

Aspen Mountain Resort rises up from the heart of downtown Aspen and is famous for its steeps, bumps, incredible views and drop off into downtown Aspen. The Aspen Mountain is exhilarating for skiers and snowboarders alike.
Aspen Mountain Information | Mountain Statistics | Aspen Mountain Trailmaps

Aspen Mountain: 673 acres; easiest - 0%, more difficult - 48%, most difficult - 26%, expert - 26%

Aspen Highlands Mountain is known as the locals’ favorite mountain, it features extreme terrain, groomed cruisers and breathtaking views of the Maroon Bells. If you want the ultimate skiing or snowboarding experience, hike up and drop into Highland Bowl.
Aspen Highlands Information | Mountain Statistics | Aspen Highlands Trailmaps

Aspen Highlands: 1,028 acres; easiest - 18%, more difficult - 30%, most difficult - 16%, expert - 36%

Buttermilk Mountain is most notably known as the Home of the ESPN Winter X Games,it is a spectacular Ski Mountain located within the White River National Forest only 3 miles from Aspen and 6 miles from Snowmass Village.
Buttermilk Mountain Information | Mountain Statistics | Buttermilk Mountain Trailmaps

Buttermilk: 470 acres; easiest - 35%, more difficult - 39%, most difficult - 26%, expert - 0%

Snowmass Mountain has 3,128 acres of cruisers, steeps, terrain parks and halfpipes. The mountain is most known for its wide-open, groomed cruising and family-friendly activities.
Snowmass Mountain Information | Mountain Statistics | Snowmass Mountain Trailmaps

Snowmass: 3,132 acres; easiest - 6%, more difficult - 50%, most difficult - 12%, expert - 32%