Aspen Trail Maps
Aspen is nestled in the Roaring Fork Mountains, creating endless opportunities for year round adventures. Aspen boast some of the world's best skiing. With four mountains to choose from, navigating the beging to expert level runs, Aspen is surrounded by the ski culture. In the summer months, Aspen becomes the ideal setting for outdoor activites like hiking, biking, fishing, rafting, and leisurly walks. With endless, year-round outdoor adventures, let Aspen be the place to provoke your adventerous side.
Aspen Mountain “AJAX”
Located within the downtown business core, unlike the other 3 mountains that are included on the same “Aspen/Snowmass Power of 4” ski pass. The skiing on Ajax ranges from intermediate to expert and the mountain is home to the luxurious Aspen Mountain Club, family-friendly Sundeck, and classic Bonnie Restaurant for any dining needs. ***PLEASE NOTE: there is no BEGINNER skiing on Aspen Mt. Head to any of the other 3 mountains for “never-ever” and beginner ski terrain.
Minutes outside of Aspen is Highlands Mountain. Located up Maroon Creek Road, this mountain is home to the Highland's Bowl, notorious for the challenging runs covered in amazing snow.
Snowmass Mountain
A cozy resort town tucked into the mountainside, Snowmass is an immersive experience with a wide array of terrain and activities for the entire family.
Buttermilk Mountain is the ultimate family mountain. Just off Highway 82, this mountain is home to Powder Panda's Ski School and Bumps Restaurant serving exciting kid's fare.
The New ‘Hero’s Terrain at Aspen Mountain
BELOW: the new trail map showing the newly-named 'Hero's' lift and terrain. The formerly out-of-bounds area had traditionally been called *PANDORAS for decades. It is still PANDORAS to many locals anb visitors alike.