Aspen Colorado ski resorts are amongst the oldest and most popular in the region, the most well known one had been on Ajax Mountain. It was established back in 1947 with what at the time was the longest ski lift in the world. Another nearby ski resort is the Aspen Highlands.

Of all the Aspen resorts, Ajax Mountain is better suited for intermediates to experts. Due to its steeper slopes, it is not a place recommended to beginners. It is undoubtedly the ideal place for people who really want to challenge and/or people who are experienced of skiing.

Beginners might find the slopes of a nearby resort to be more to their taste. The Aspen Highlands is fantastic for those who prefer less of a physical challenge and a more relaxing atmosphere. If you’re a lover of snowboarding or simply want to try it out, Buttermilk Mountain is a great area to start out at. Aspen Highlands consist of 420 acres, so there’s plenty of room for everyone without the worry of over-crowded slopes.

If it’s a thrill you seek, you might want to explore Snowmass, a huge area about 12 miles outside of Aspen. It’s over 4,500 feet high and has 94 funs total. The time it takes to travel the 12 miles from Aspen to Snowmass is roughly the amount of time it can take to skin down some of the longer runs of Snowmass.

Aspen ski resorts offer such a variety of slopes that you’re sure to find some that suit you. It doesn’t matter if you are a beginner, intermediate, or seasoned skier—there are plenty of ski resorts to choose from in and around the Aspen area. To make your stay easier, try booking your accommodation and vehicle rental in advance.

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