When Skiing in Vail, Colorado:

During January and February, temperatures are lower, making the snow quality the best Powder Snow! March and April are warmer months, ideal if you want to ski under clear blue skies and visit the mountains with the whole family.

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Lodging - Stays in Vail:

Vail offers luxury hotels and a variety of other options that can appeal to everyone. In many of them, access to the ski slopes is direct. There are also condos where you can find fully equipped kitchens and spacious areas to share with family. Let us know the dates you wish to stay so we can send you a tailored proposal.

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Getting to Vail:

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The most common way to get to Vail is by flying to Denver and then renting a car for the 3-hour drive to Vail. The drive is usually scenic, offering stunning views of the Rocky Mountains, great photo opportunities, and chances to stop at restaurants for a classic American breakfast. Alternatively, you can fly directly to Eagle Airport, which is only 40 minutes away from Vail Ski Resort. Major airlines such as United, American Airlines, and Delta fly to this airport. We can help you with your transfer from either Denver or Vail airport to your hotel in Vail.

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What else can you do in Vail:

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Vail is not only known for its excellent slopes for skiing or snowboarding, but also for its world-class restaurants. The picturesque European-style village is full of luxury shops for shopping, and walking around the Gore Creek river almost covered in snow in winter is a unique experience. Other winter activities include ice skating and much more. However, it's worth mentioning that Vail has something to offer in every season of the year. The other three seasons are usually warmer, allowing for endless outdoor activities.