SNOWMASS VILLAGE: Travel Guide for Families
Snowmass Mountain at dusk
Snowmass Village, Aspen’s mellow, family-friendly neighbor, is one of our favorite ski resorts for families. Read our recommendations below for a fabulous stay in Snowmass Village.
WHAT TO DO IN WINTER
The alpine coaster is a great activity for families
Ice Skate: Free ice skating at the base village is open all winter (weather permitting).
Game Lounge at the Collecive: Open daily (except Mondays) and free from 2-4 the game lounge can keep kids of all ages entertained with a ball pit, arcade and other games.
Ride the Alpine Coaster: Take the Elk Camp gondola to the top of the mountain to ride the Breathtaker coaster that meanders through the trees on Snowmass Mountain.
Sunset sledding on Snowmass golf course
Sledding: There is no shortage of sledding options in Snowmass Village. If you want a more formal experience, you can buy a ticket to go tubing at the top of the Elk Camp Gondola on Snowmass Mountain. If you’re looking for a cheaper (i.e. free) option, bring a sled to the Snowmass Club golf course and enjoy.
Ice skating at Snowmass Base Village
STAY
Limelight Hotel Snowmass: In the heart of Snowmass Base Village and steps from the gondola, this is a great option for those who want to be in the heart of the Snowmass action.
Viewline Resort:A true ski-in/ski-out hotel set at the top of Fanny Hill ski lift and at the end of the Snowmass Mall, this is a great option if you want to pack in as many runs as possible. The free “skittles” gondola will also take you to Base Village as well.
EAT
Il Poggio: Italian restaurant on Snowmass Mall with great food in a somewhat dated decor.
Taster’s Pizza: Great option for pizza/subs and they deliver.
Venga Venga: Mexican restaurant right on the ski hill at the end of the Snowmass Mall. Good apres-ski scene in winter.
Kenichi-Tasty sushi in the base village.