Snowmobile tours include a three-hour Klondike lunch tour and the popular two-hour Maroon Bells Tour, which includes hot cocoa by Maroon Lake. Beginners are welcome, and the minimum page for passengers is three. The Maroon Bells Tour includes hot cocoa by Maroon Lake. The season runs from mid-November through March, and they don't operate on Sunday and Monday except on holidays.
3129 Maroon Creek Rd.
Aspen, CO, 81611
+1-970-925-4614
Open from late November until the end of March at the Aspen Public Golf Course, the Center is a full-service cross country ski and snowshoe facility, with more than 35 miles of free trails along the Aspen Snowmass Nordic Trail System. Services include a lounge, retail shop, instructions, and equipment rental.
39551 Hwy. 82
Aspen, CO, 81611
+1-970-925-2145
The Aspen Center for Environmental Studies is at the forefront of ecological education and restoration. Their team of Naturalists guide visitors around Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, and Maroon Bells – by snowshoe in the winter and on hikes in the summer.
100 Puppy Smith St.
Aspen, CO, 81611
+1-970-925-5756
What the outdoors does to the body, the Institute does to the brain. Something is always happening: lectures, readings, fireside chats, as well as the Aspen Ideas Festival in the summer. The art-filled grounds are beautiful, and you can stay on-site at Aspen Meadows Resort.
1000 n. third st.
Aspen, CO, 81611
+1-970-544-7929
The museum houses a contemporary art collection notable for its constantly rotating exhibitions, community programs, and events, housed in an impressive building designed by Shigeru Ban.
637 E. Hyman Ave
Aspen, CO, 81611
+1-970-925-8050