Snowmass Late Summer Brochure 2015

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S U MM E R 2015
T H A T ’S T H E B E A U T Y
of S N O W M A S S
Tucked in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, just 9 miles outside of Aspen,
Snowmass Village delivers on your elevated expectations.
Majestic mountain views, massive mountain terrain, slopeside lodging,
new dining and amenities, and unparalleled adventures
for families, couples and friends are what you’ll find at this
dynamic, world-class resort.
ICE AGE DISCOVERY
In October 2010, a bulldozer operator working near Snowmass Village uncovered the tusk of a young
female mammoth. Over the next 10 months the Denver Museum of Nature and Science conducted its
largest-ever fossil excavation yielding a treasure of well-preserved Ice Age fossils.
This discovery led to the finest alpine Ice Age fossil trove in the world, Colorado’s most important fossil
discovery ever and the largest discovery of mastodons (35) in the world.
SNOWMASS ICE AGE DISCOVERY CENTER
Photos courtesy of the Denver Museum
of Nature & Science.
Snowmass is the only mountain resort with an on-staff,
Paleontology Interpreter. Visit the recently updated exhibit
and check out the new Interpretive Lab complete with fossils
representative of most of the 10 large mammals discovered in
Snowmass as well as actual peat from the 2010 dig that includes
microscopic fragments of bones, insects, plant life and small
mammals. The Ice Age Discovery Center on the Snowmass
Mall is built for kids with plenty of things for adults to enjoy
too. Open daily from 10:00am to 5:00pm. Admission is FREE.
Call 970.922.2277 for more information.
WHAT’S COMING
Snowmass Discovery, an independent 501(c)3 non-profit
organization, has been created to continue the science and
programming associated with this historic discovery through the
exploration of Snowmass by creating engaging experiences that
celebrate the finest alpine Ice Age discovery in North America.
Snowmass Discovery is working to ensure that the legacy of
this discovery lives on for generations to come. Learn more
about this organization by visiting the organization’s website,
snowmassdiscovery.org.
SNOWMASS DAILY ACTIVITIES
ACES Elk Camp Meadows Walk ACES Ice Age Discovery Hike ACES Wildflower Hike Anderson Ranch Arts Center Art Workshops Camp Aspen Snowmass Climbing Wall Elk Camp Chairlift Elk Camp Gondola Eurobungy Trampoline Fly Fishing Tours Golf Hiking & Biking Adventures Horseback Riding Horseshoes Hot Air Ballooning Ice Age Discovery Center
Jeep Tours Rock Climbing Run & Gun Paintball Scenic & Historic Driving Tours Snowmass Disc Golf Snowmass Private Adventures (Fishing, Mountainboarding, Biking, Skateboarding)
Sunset Dinners Tennis Volleyball Whitewater Rafting 11:00am-3:00pm, on the hour
1:00pm
10:00am
Registration required
8:00am-4:00pm, Monday-Friday
11:00am-3:00pm
10:00am-3:00pm
10:00am-4:00pm
11:00am-4:00pm
By reservation
By reservation
By reservation
By reservation
Dawn to dusk
By reservation
10:00am-5:00pm
By reservation
By reservation
Weekends 9:30am, by reservation
By reservation
Daily
Private lessons available daily
By reservation
By reservation
Dawn to dusk
By reservation
All dates and events subject to change, visit gosnowmass.com for updates
Discover Snowmass’ beautiful forests on a guided tour
with an ACES Naturalist. This easy hour-long walk follows a
babbling creek through spruce and fir forests, and features
information about Rocky Mountain animals and plants, local
ecology, and more! FREE; Lift ticket required for the Elk
Camp Gondola.
When: Time: Where: Contact: Daily, June 20–September 7
On the hour from 11:00am–3:00pm
Meet at the top of the Elk Camp Gondola
970.925.5756, aspennature.org
ACES ICE AGE DISCOVERY HIKE
Learn about Snowmass’ incredible Ice Age Discovery dig on
a guided tour with an ACES Naturalist. Photos, props, and
stories from the dig will amaze you on this easy two-hour
hike, just adjacent to the site of the fossil discovery. FREE!
When: Time: Where: Daily, June 20–September 7
1:00pm
Meet outside the Ice Age Discovery Center on
the Snowmass Mall
Contact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org
ACES WILDFLOWER HIKE
Explore the Snowmass Nature Trail on a two-hour guided
tour with an ACES Naturalist. Learn about the incredible
diversity of wildflowers and more as the gentle trail winds
in and out of lush alpine meadows and Aspen forests. FREE!
When: Time: Where: Daily, June 20–September 7
10:00am
Meet outside the Ice Age Discovery Center on
the Snowmass Mall
Contact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org
ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER
Anderson Ranch Arts Center provides transformative
experiences that celebrate artists, art-making, creative
dialogue and community. Choose from 140+ Summer
Workshops for artists of all ages and abilities. Tour the
historic Ranch campus, see artists at work in the studios,
browse the ArtWorks shop and visit the gallery. Catch a fastpaced lunchtime auctionette and absorb an inspirational
Featured Artists Series presentation or Guest Faculty
Lecture by one of today’s contemporary art headliners.
Enjoy fresh local fare with artists at the Ranch Café, open to
the public for lunch from noon to 1:00pm, Monday-Friday.
When: Time: Where: Open Daily
9:00am–5:00pm
5263 Owl Creek Road, next to the
Snowmass Chapel and Fire Station
Contact: 970.923.3181, andersonranch.org
All dates and events subject to change,
visit gosnowmass.com for updates
ANDERSON RANCH CHILDREN’S WORKSHOPS
The Ranch engages and inspires young artists with weeklong
workshops and camps for ages 4 through teens in half-day
and/or full-day formats. Workshops begin the week of June 8.
When: Time: Where: Contact: June – August
Varies by Workshop
Anderson Ranch Arts Center
970.923.3181, andersonranch.org
ANDERSON RANCH GUEST FACULTY
LECTURES
Ranch faculty share images of their work and the inspiration
behind them. Free and open to the public.
When: Time: Where: Contact: Sundays and Tuesdays; June – September
7:00pm
ANDERSON RANCH FEATURED
ARTISTS SERIES
The Featured Artists Series hosts world-renowned artists
and curators who visit Anderson Ranch to present, perform
and discuss their work. Advance registration is required. Free
and open to the public.
When: Time: Where: Contact: ANDERSON RANCH LUNCHTIME
AUCTIONETTES
Bid and win original artwork by Ranch faculty, visiting artists,
students and staff on select Fridays throughout summer.
FREE!
When: Time: June 12, 19; July 10, 24; August 7, 14, 28; September 18
BBQ lunch ($10) begins at 11:45am;
Auctions 12:15pm–1:00pm
Where: Anderson Ranch Arts Center
BLAZING ADVENTURES OUTFITTERS &
ACTIVITY CENTER
Looking for a quiet hike in the woods or looking to blast
through Class IV+ whitewater rapids? Want to bike to the
Maroon Bells or soar through the air on a tandem paragliding
adventure? With 43 years of experience providing outdoor
activities in Colorado, Blazing Adventures can help you
indulge your adventuresome side whether you are a family
with small children or an adrenaline junkie. Groups of one to
one hundred are welcome.
When: Time: Where: Contact: Daily
8:00am–6:00pm
Snowmass Mall
970.923.4544, blazingadventures.com
Most Thursdays; July 2–August 13
12:30pm
DAILY ACTIVITIES
DAILY ACTIVITIES
ACES ELK CAMP MEADOWS WALK
DAILY ACTIVITIES
Try your hand at some slopeside bowling at Slopeside Lanes,
located below Venga Venga on the Snowmass Mall. Featuring
8 full-sized lanes, lounge area with full bar, locally brewed
beers, wood-fired oven pizzas, upscale bar food and more!
When: Time: Where: Daily
5:00pm-12:00am
Underneath Venga Venga at the end of
the Snowmass Mall
Contact: 970.429.8839, slopesidelanes.com
CAMP ASPEN SNOWMASS
Camp Aspen Snowmass provides a fun, dynamic mountain
environment with daily and weekly programs for kids & teens
(ages 1-17) based at the Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center.
A wide range of daily activities and specialty camps including
mountainboarding, paintball, overnight camping and rocket
building, make this a must experience summer adventure.
When: Monday–Friday, 8:00am–4:00pm,
June 8–August 28 (closed July 4)
Cost: $124 per day. Reservations required. Or purchase a
Camp Pass to save.
Contact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com
*Photo courtesy of Challenge Aspen
CHALLENGE ASPEN
Challenge Aspen provides year-round recreational,
educational, and cultural opportunities for children and
adults with physical and/or cognitive disabilities. Adaptive
techniques and approaches are used to support all
participants involved.
Where: Snowmass Mall
Contact: 970.923.0578, challengeaspen.org
CHALLENGE ASPEN CAMPS
Challenge Aspen has created summer camps for the music,
art and dance enthusiast and the outdoor adventurer in
your family. Weeklong camps provide the perfect setting,
a knowledgeable staff and, for kids’ camps, a safe, natural
community where they are free to create memories of their
own to share with you at the end of a beautiful Colorado
day. All Challenge Aspen summer camps are day camps for
people with cognitive and/or physical disabilities, ages 6 and
up. Registration fees and more information can be found at
challengeaspen.org.
When: Contact: Outdoor Adventure Camp: June 15–19
Space and Science Camp: June 22–25
Family Retreat: June 26–29
Magic of Music and Dance: July 20–24
Just for Teens: August 3–6
970.923.0578, challengeaspen.org
CHALLENGE ASPEN MILITARY
OPPORTUNITIES (C.A.M.O.)
DISC GOLF
When:
Contact: When: Where: CAMO provides recreational, wellness and cultural
experiences for injured military with cognitive and/or
physical disabilities. Participants are taught lifelong tools and
skills to help realize their life potential in a therapeutic setting
while enjoying outdoor activities like whitewater rafting,
hiking, fishing and more!
Couples Retreat I: July 1–6
Couples Retreat II: July 15–19
Fly Fishing I: August 18–23
Fly Fishing II: August 27–31
Fall Colors Retreat: September 9–13
Horses for Heroes: September 23–28
970.923.0578, challengeaspen.org/military
ChAMP CHALLENGE AUTISM
Providing individuals on the autism spectrum opportunities
to improve in sports, communication, and daily life skills
through structured activities.
When: July 6-10
Come enjoy one of the fastest growing sports at the first and
only place in Colorado with an 18-hole mountain course and
a 9-hole mountain course. Different courses are designed
every season to ensure a never-ending challenge on diverse
mountain terrain with beautiful scenery and lots of elevation
change. Hiking shoes and plenty of water are recommended.
FREE with gondola ticket.
Mid-June – Labor Day
Top of the Elk Camp Gondola to the
Snowmass Base Village
EUROBUNGY TRAMPOLINE
Jump to new heights with this gravity-defying, adrenalinepumping sport known as Eurobungy trampoline. Put your
somersault and airborne aerobatics to the test. FREE with
gondola ticket.
11:00am–4:00pm; weather permitting
Across Fanny Hill from the Snowmass Mall
877.282.7736, 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com
CLIMBING WALL
Test your agility on the rock climbing wall at the top of the
Elk Camp Gondola. FREE with gondola ticket.
10:00am-4:00pm; weather permitting
Top of the Elk Camp Gondola
877.282.7736, 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com
DAILY ACTIVITIES
BOWLING
Spend a half or full day with experienced local guides on a
Guided Wade Trip fishing either the Roaring Fork or Frying
Pan rivers, designated as “Gold Medal” Trout Rivers by the
Colorado Division of Wildlife. Or try your flies against trophysize trout by floating downriver under the guidance of your
local, experienced guide on a Guided Float Trip. A fishing
license is required for all trips.
When: Daily
Cost: Various packages available
Contact: 970.923.4544, blazingadventures.com
GOLF & TENNIS AT SNOWMASS CLUB
The 18-hole, par-72 Snowmass Club Golf Course boasts a
7,008 yard course designed by Jim Engh. Amenities include
a driving range and short game practice area, golf clubhouse,
fully stocked pro shop, premium club rentals, private and
group lessons and Black Saddle Bar & Grille for all your
dining needs. For tennis, train on one of the 11 outdoor courts
surrounded by breathtaking views of the Elk Mountain
Range (2 indoor har tru tennnis courts also available). Tennis
professionals offer private, semiprivate and group lessons.
Spa services also available.
HIKING AND BIKING
Snowmass’ extensive trail system boasts over 50 miles of
trails ranging from scenic paths and gentle roads to gnarly
single track. Check out the paved path connecting Snowmass
to the Rio Grande Trail and Aspen. On-mountain, the Elk
Camp Gondola delivers riders and hikers to an unbeatable
network of trails that includes the spectacular Government
Trail, freeride trails with elevated bridges and teeter totters
and gentle, scenic paths for the whole family. Ready for a
guided day trip or real adventure? Take a hike or bike tour
with an experienced guide or experience the scenic Maroon
Bells on a guided trip with Blazing Adventures. Trail use is
FREE. Ticket required for the Elk Camp Gondola.
When: Daily
Contact: For rentals or guided adventures:
Aspen Snowmass, 970.923.1227
Aspen Sports, 970.923.6111
Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544
Camp Aspen Snowmass, 970.923.1227
Four Mountain Sports, 970.923.2337
Gene Taylor Sports, 970.923.4336
Snowmass Sports, 970.923.3567
HIRE A GUIDE
Looking for activities on your own schedule? Explore
the Aspen Snowmass area with the Aspen Center for
Environmental Studies (ACES). Hire an ACES Naturalist
Guide, available by the hour, to lead you on adventures of
many varieties. Locations include Independence Pass, Lost
Man Lake, American Lake, Cathedral Lake, Linkins Lake,
Weller Lake, Snowmass, Ashcroft, Hunter Creek and more.
A snack or lunch can be provided for an additional cost. All
tours led by a certified interpretive Naturalist and take place
on gentle terrain at a leisurely pace.
HOT AIR BALLOONING
Lofty, panoramic views of the Elk Mountains and glimpses
of the local wildlife make this a truly spectacular adventure.
Ballooning is available year-round, with each season holding
its own unique allure.
When: Daily
Contact: Above It All Balloon, 970.963.6148
Unicorn Balloon, 970.925.5752
JEEPING TOURS
By Reservation, 48-hour notice recommended.
Basic fee is $50/hour per guide, with a two-hour
minimum.
Contact: Jim Kravitz, 970.925.5756 ext. 103;
aspennature.org/hire-naturalist-guide
Discover some of the most picturesque and remote places in
the region during a comfortable, guided Jeep tour. Expansive
vistas await you along with wilderness areas, high-alpine
wildflower meadows and rugged mountains. The views seem
to go on forever. Look for elk, deer, bear, marmot, foxes and
other Rocky Mountain wildlife.
HORSEBACK RIDING
When: Daily
Cost: Prices vary by tour
When: Cost: Explore the serene beauty of Snowmass’ Aspen forests and
wildflower meadows on a guided ride. Exquisite views of the
Roaring Fork Valley and Snowmass’ unique striped Mount
Daly abound. One to five hour, full-day and overnight trips
are available.
When: Open May 11–October 12; weather permitting
Where: Snowmass Club
Contact: Golf: 970.923.5700, Tennis: 970.923.5200,
snowmassclub.com
When: Daily
Contact: Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544
Snowmass Creek Outfitters, 970.704.0707
KIDS’ CRAFTS
The mountains are sure to inspire unique creations at this
free crafts hour for children ages 3 and up. Parents can
join in the fun to fashion unique vacation mementos such
as hats, backpacks and picture frames. All children must be
accompanied by an adult. Free!
When: Time: Where: Contact: Thursdays, June 25–August 13
4:00pm-5:00pm
Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center, Base Village
970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com
DAILY ACTIVITIES
DAILY ACTIVITIES
FLY FISHING
Experience the thrill of Aspen Snowmass with a private lesson.
Let our outdoor adventure professionals guide you and/or
your family’s mountain experience. Select one, two or three
activities – mountain biking, camping, mountainboarding,
fishing, skateboarding, paintball and more. Call for pricing.
When: Daily. Call for reservations.
Where: Meet at the Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center
Contact: 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com
RIDE THE GONDOLA
Experience Snowmass in the summertime with a short
ride up the Elk Camp Gondola and the Elk Camp chairlift,
to the summit. Try out the free guided hikes and extensive
mountain biking, picnic amongst wildflowers and panoramic
mountain vistas, or take it all in while you enjoy a game of
disc golf. Tickets and packages available starting at $20.
When: Elk Camp Gondola and Elk Camp Chair run daily,
June 20–September 7.
Weekends, September 12–13, 19–20, 26–27
Time: Elk Camp Gondola 10:00am–4:00pm;
Elk Camp chairlift 10:00am–3:00pm
Where: Snowmass Base Village – Ticket Office next to the
gondola loading station
Contact: 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com
RUN & GUN PAINTBALL
Snowmass offers an outdoor paintball course and lots of
games on the mountain for ages 10 and older and adults.
Design your own group experience for birthdays, private
parties, corporate team building, special events and more.
When: Where: Call for reservations and pricing
Meet in the Treehouse Plaza,
Snowmass Base Village
Contact: Reservations required. 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227,
aspensnowmass.com
SELF-GUIDED HIKING TOUR
Get up close and personal with Mother Nature’s ambassadors;
foxes at your window, elk greeting your shuttle, coyotes
sauntering across the golf course. Think we’re kidding? Pick
up Snowmass Village: Wild at Heart, the 450-page color field
guide and 2006 Colorado Book Awards winner dedicated
to all plants and animals that you might glimpse while on a
visit. No other resort has such an outstanding resource for
animal and nature lovers. So, grab a copy and strike out on
your own.
When: Where: Daily
Pick up a copy at Sundance Liquor & Gifts at
the Snowmass Center
Contact: 970.923.3777
SING-A-LONG AND S’MORES
A cozy fire, tasty s’mores and well known camp songs bring
friends and families together during this fun, early evening
activity. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Free!
When: Time: Where: Contact: Fridays, June 26–August 14
7:00pm–8:00pm
Westin Snowmass Resort fire pit
970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com
SNOWMASS CHAPEL
Helping families raise extraordinary kids and kids lead
extraordinary lives, Snowmass Chapel has served a vast array
of Christian faith traditions for more than 20 years. Like life,
the faith journey is an amazing adventure and their purpose
is to live this adventure together. This summer there is a wide
number of offerings – whoever you are, wherever you’ve been,
there’s a place for you at Snowmass Chapel.
When: Time: Where: Contact: Chapel Service on Sundays
9:00am
5307 Owl Creek Road
970.300.1200, snowmasschapel.org
SNOWMASS CHAPEL CAMP SMASH BOX
ADVENTURE CAMP
This outdoor adventure camp if for grades Pre-K through 8th
grade. Activities include a mud pit, wilderness challenges,
team activities, crafts, water games, and wacky fun. The
motto is: think, play, live, outside!
When: June 15–19; June 29–July 3; July 13–17; August 3–7
Where: Snowmass Chapel
Contact: campsmashbox.com
SNOWMASS CHAPEL VACATION
BIBLE SCHOOL
This ‘Mountains of Faith’ camp utilizes the great outdoors
to help bring to life some key stories from the Bible for kids
Pre-K through 6th grade. FREE!
When: Time: Where: Contact: July 27–31
9:00am–12:00pm
Snowmass Chapel
snowmasschapel.org
SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER
The award winning and environmentally-friendly 18,000 sq.
ft. indoor facility includes a complete cardio and weight
room, gymnasium with full-size basketball and volleyball
court, 1,000 square-foot aerobics room, group fitness
classes, a climbing wall, and a bouldering cave. Outside,
visitors will find three saltwater heated pools including an
outdoor leisure pool, lap lanes and hot tub, four tennis courts,
a basketball court, two sand volleyball courts, concrete skate
park, and soccer and softball fields.
Monday–Thursday: 5:30am–8:30pm
Friday: 5:30am–6:00pm
Saturday: 8:00am–8:00pm
Sunday: 8:00am–6:00pm
2835 Brush Creek Road
970.922.2240, snowmassrecreation.com
DAILY ACTIVITIES
DAILY ACTIVITIES
PRIVATE ADVENTURES
Join friends for fun-filled days of recreation and adventure.
Activities include indoor rock climbing, swimming, hiking,
arts & crafts, outdoor activities, gym and field activities,
playground, field trips, tennis, volleyball, and much more.
Sign up for a day, week, month, or entire summer.
When: Time: Where: Contact: June 8–August 21
Monday-Friday: 8:00am-5:00pm
Snowmass Village Recreation Center
970.922.2240, snowmassrecreation.com/kidscamps
SNOWMASS VILLAGE PARKS, RECREATION
& TRAILS
Baseball and soccer fields, a skate park, tennis courts, sand
volleyball courts, basketball courts and two playgrounds
can be found at Town Park. In addition, the town manages
24 trails, both paved and unpaved, for the safety and
enjoyment of outdoor enthusiasts of all types and abilities.
For a complete trail listing and descriptions please visit our
website and browse Trails. For a complete list of trails and
their descriptions please visit the website.
When: Time: Where: Contact: SUNSET DINNERS
This evening Jeep excursion and dinner at the historic
Burlingame Cabin on Snowmass Mountain offers sprawling
vistas of Mount Daly and a delicious dinner, hot off the grill.
A campfire, live music, s’mores and a golden sun setting
against the magnificent Elk Mountains complete this ideal
dining adventure for families or groups.
When: Time: Where: Daily. Reservations required.
6:00pm–9:00pm
Meet at the Blazing Adventures Office on
the Snowmass Mall
WHITEWATER RAFTING
Enjoy everything from a gentle, scenic float to an extreme
Class IV+ river trip. Skilled local guides, top-of-the-line
equipment, exquisite scenery and an outstanding safety
record help ensure a memorable experience on the Roaring
Fork, Colorado, or Arkansas rivers.
When: Daily
Cost: Prices vary by package
Daily
Dawn to dusk
Snowmass Village Town Park
970.922.2240, snowmassrecreation.com
RAGNAR TRAIL
The Ragnar Trail Relay is a gritty trifecta of the most scenic
trail running loops Mother Nature can serve up. Each trail
loop begins and ends at Ragnar Village™. Teams will run relay
style, rotating through all three loops over a 24 hour period.
When: June 5–6
Where: Snowmass Village
Contact: ragnartrail.com
SNOWMASS RODEO
This authentic Western event includes bull riding, team
roping, barrel racing, and bronco riding. Kids compete in calf
scramble and mutton bustin’. There’s even a petting zoo and
a mechanical bull. Top off the night with s’mores around a
cozy campfire.
When: Every Wednesday, June 10–August 19
Where: Snowmass Rodeo Grounds
Contact: 970.923.8898, snowmassrodeo.org
THE 3RD ANNUAL SNOWMASS
MAMMOTH FEST
Three days of Music, Brews and Chili in Snowmass Village,
featuring on-site camping, area lodging packages, late night
shows, nationally touring bands, a grand beer tasting with
over 25 microbreweries and the International Chili Society
(ICS) tasting and contest. The 2015 music lineup includes:
Wheels of Soul Tour featuring Tedeschi Trucks Band, Sharon
Jones & the Dap Kings, and Doyle Bramhall II, Greensky
Bluegrass, The Lone Bellow, Donavon Frankenreiter,
The Cave Singers, The Barr Brothers, Jamestown Revival,
Roadkill Ghost Choir, Futurebirds, WhiteWater Ramble,
Arthur Lee Land, TallGrass and DJ Echo DaFunk.
When: June 12-14
Where: Snowmass Mall & Snowmass Town Park
Contact: snowmassmammothfest.com
Snowmass is the adventure leader in North America and
the new ’Mass Pass makes accessing a myriad of great activities so easy
with a single point of sale. Whitewater rafting trips, guided hiking and
biking adventures, horseback riding and so much more are available. It’s
easy! ’Mass Pass includes 3 or 5 day adventures with one morning and one
afternoon activity or one all-day activity each day.
When:Daily
Cost: 3 Day Adventure $350 (plus $19.50 in wilderness usage fees)
5 Day Adventure $550 (plus $32.50 in wilderness usage fees)
Contact: Blazing Adventures 970.923.4544, snowmasspass.com
SPECIAL EVENTS
DAILY ACTIVITIES
SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION
CENTER SUMMER CAMP
JUNE 2015
AT A GLANCE
SPECIAL EVENTS
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
June
5-6
12-14
12-Aug 13
10-Aug 19
19
20
26-28
27-28
J U LY 2 0 1 5
Ragnar Trail
Snowmass Mammoth Fest
Snowmass Free Music Series
Snowmass Rodeo
Heritage Fire
Grand Cochon
JAS Aspen Snowmass June Experience
Big Mountain Enduro Aspen/Snowmass
[All dates and events subject to change, visit gosnowmass.com for updates]
July 2-5
July 16
July 18
July 18-19
July 24-26
July 24-26
July 25-26
July 27-28
July 30-Aug 1
Colorado Wanderlust Festival
Anderson Ranch Annual Recognition Dinner
Deaf Camp Benefit
Audi Power of Four Trail 50K, 22K and Vertical K
Snowmass Doubles Volleyball Tournament
Snowmass Tennis Smash
Snowmass Bike Demo Days
12th Annual Vince Gill & Amy Grant Gala & Golf Classic
3rd Annual Roof of the Rockies Jeep Jamboree
AUGUST 2015
SEPTEMBER 2015
Aug 1-2
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Sept
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
Aug
1
1
6-9
7-8
8-13
15
15
22
28-30
Colorado Scottish Festival & Rocky Mountain
Highland Games
Audi Power of Four Mountain Bike Race
Anderson Ranch Annual Art Auction & Community Picnic
MINIs in the Mountains
Ragnar Relay
12th Annual AREDAY Summit, Film Fest & Expo
Ride for the Cure®
Chalk it Up!
Mudderella Colorado
Zoppé Italian Family Circus
4-6
12-13
18-19
18-20
19 26-27
Sept 26
JAS Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Experience
Tough Mudder Colorado
Snowmass Wine Festival
40th Annual Snowmass Balloon Festival
The Motoring Classic at Aspen Snowmass
CU in Snowmass Collegiate Bike Race &
Banzai Open Downhill
Golden Leaf Half Marathon
This free concert series draws crowds by the thousands. The
venue offers some of the country’s most distinguished rock,
R&B, soul and Latin performers. Bring a blanket or low lawn
chair and a picnic for the ultimate al fresco experience. Beer
and wine are available for purchase. Dogs are welcome in a
separate pet-friendly area outside the venue. Produced by
JAS Aspen Snowmass.
When:
June 12: Whitewater Ramble
(Presented by Snowmass Mammoth Festival)
June 25: Orgone
July 2: Lee Fields and The Expressions &
High & Mighty Brass Band!
(Presented by Colorado Wanderlust Festival)
July 3: Wanderlust Spectacular
July 4: Moby with The SteelDrivers & Nikki Lane
July 9: Gangstagrass
July 16: Jaden Carlson Band
(Presented by Aspen Camp of the Deaf
and Hard of Hearing)
July 18: The Motet with Rich Ganson, Starwood &
a tribute to John Denver.
(Presented by Aspen Camp of the Deaf
and Hard of Hearing)
July 23: Feufollet
(Presented by Anderson Ranch Arts Center)
August 1: Swagger
(Presented by Colorado Scottish Festival)
August 6: Firefall
August 13: Taj Mahal and the Phantom Blues Band
(Presented by AREDAY)
Where: Varies by Show: Fanny Hill, Base Village,
Snowmass Mall
Contact: 970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com
HERITAGE FIRE
Heritage Fire is an annual wood-fired meat-laden feast
featuring chefs and farmers working together to spotlight
traditional outdoor cooking techniques. An epic showcase
of wineries, breweries, craft distilleries and 50+ world-class
chefs and butchers cooking 3,000 pounds of Heritage Breed
animals in celebration of breed diversity and family farming.
When: June 19
Where: Base Village Lawn & Fanny Hill
Contact: 800.SNOWMASS, cochon555.com
JAS ASPEN SNOWMASS JUNE EXPERIENCE
Three nights of headline performances at the Benedict Music
Tent in Aspen with free nightly lawn party includes two
stages on the event grounds, food and beverages and more
prior to the main-stage acts. The 2015 lineup includes: Maceo
Parker, Count Basie Orchestra feat. Kurt Elling & Roberta
Gambarini Quartet, Chicago, Rodrigo Y Gabriela, Naturally
7, and Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra featuring Wynton
Marsalis.
When: June 26–July 6
Where: The Benedict Music Tent in Aspen
Contact: 866.527.8499, jazzaspensnowmass.org
BIG MOUNTAIN ENDURO ASPEN/SNOWMASS
Each year, an epic 10-city culinary tour called Grand Cochon
spotlights 10 chefs competing in a head-to-tail, winnertakes-all culinary showdown. The event includes more than
1,200 pounds of heritage breed pork showcased by the best
30 dishes that won each chef their regional competition and
passage to Snowmass.
Presented by Yeti Cycles
The season opener of the 2015 Big Mountain Enduro Series.
Big Mountain Enduro is an authentic multi-stage, multi-day
bike race series taking place throughout some of the most
picturesque vacation destinations in the Rocky Mountain
region. This highly anticipated sports entity offers some of
the biggest and most challenging mountain biking terrain in
and around these mountainous landscapes.
When: June 20
Where: Viceroy Snowmass
Contact: 800.SNOWMASS, cochon555.com
When: June 27–28
Contact: bigmountainenduro.com
GRAND COCHON
COLORADO WANDERLUST FESTIVAL
Wanderlust Festivals are all-out celebrations of mindful living.
Wanderlust brings together exceptional yoga and meditation
instructors, musicians, speakers, artists, and chefs for
transformational retreats in the world’s most awe-inspiring
natural resorts. This is a transformational 4-day retreat that
will get into your mind, body and soul. Regardless of what
starts you on your path, Wanderlust is an experience that will
leave you different than when you came — with new ideas,
new friends, newly-discovered abilities, and greater peace.
Find your true north.
Featuring three nights of free music on Fanny Hill with
performances by High & Mighty Brass Band!, Lee Fields &
The Expressions, The Wanderlust Spectacular, Nikki Lane,
The SteelDrivers and Moby.
When: July 2–5
Contact: wanderlustfestival.com
ANDERSON RANCH ANNUAL
RECOGNITION DINNER
Gala dinner and live auction at the Hotel Jerome, honoring
Frank Stella and Jennifer and David Stockman. Call for
advance tickets and tables.
When: July 16
Where: Hotel Jerome, Aspen
Photo by Chelsea Call for Wanderlust Festival
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
SNOWMASS FREE MUSIC SERIES
Deaf Camp Benefit was established in the 60’s with the help
of John Denver, Jimmy Buffet, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and
others to support the great things Aspen Camp does for
deaf and hard of hearing kids.
2015 Headliners include the Jaden Carlson Band (July 16th)
and The Motet, Starwood, Rich Ganson, and a special tribute
to John Denver (July 18th). The Deaf Camp Benefit is a free
event, but donations are strongly encouraged to benefit the
Aspen Camp of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
When: July 16 & 18
Where: Fanny Hill & Snowmass Base Village
Contact: deafcampbenefit.org
AUDI POWER OF FOUR TRAIL RACES
A 50K ultra trail-running race that covers all four area
mountains headlines a weekend that also includes a 22K trail
run and a Vertical K race. The 50K and Vertical K are part
of the US Skyrunner Series. The races begin at the base of
Aspen Mountain and finishes at Snowmass Base Village.
When: July 19
Where: Aspen to Snowmass Village
SNOWMASS DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL
TOURNAMENT
Grab your teammate and sign up for this boutique mountain
tournament brought to you by Volleyball of the Rockies,
organizers of some of the largest volleyball tournaments
in Colorado. There are sand and grass courts located
throughout Snowmass Village and plenty of spectating
opportunities.
When: July 24–26
Where: Town Park & Base Village
Contact: snowmassdoubles.com
SNOWMASS TENNIS SMASH
The Snowmass Tennis Smash is a fun and competitive
tournament for women with an NTRP rating from 3.0–4.5.
Tournament format will be round-robin, timed pro-sets with
two doubles teams from each team competing against the
other teams. The winners from each pool will advance to
the finals.
When: July 24–26
Where: Snowmass Club & Snowmass Recreation Center
Contact: snowmasstennissmash.com
SNOWMASS BIKE DEMO DAYS
Check out and ride the newest products from top brands
in the bike industry on Snowmass Mountain trails and the
scenic roads and bike paths of Snowmass Village. Featuring
11nine Fat Bikes, 9:ZERO:7, Aspen Bicycles, Cannondale, CU
Cycling, Dirt Labs, Elevation Sports & Marketing, Gravity
Cartel, HT Components, Ibis Cycles, Kappius Components,
Louis Garneau, Muna Bicycles, Novatec Wheels, Onza Bikes,
Profile Design, Red Bull, RedMonkey Sports Grips, Reynolds
Cycling, RFMBA, Shredly, Skratch Labs, Smith Optics, Stay
Tuned Ski & Sports, Twenty2 Cycles, Ute City Cycles, Wolf
Tooth Components, Yeti Cycles and more. No registration
fee, this is a FREE demo!
When: July 25–26
Where: Snowmass Base Village
Contact: gosnowmass.com
12TH ANNUAL VINCE GILL & AMY GRANT
GALA & GOLF CLASSIC
Don’t miss two days of bliss! Monday is the gala, dinner,
concert & silent/live auctions. Tuesday is a day of golf.
Proceeds benefit Challenge Aspen, making possibilities for
people with disabilities.
When: July 27–28
Where: Aspen
ANDERSON RANCH ANNUAL ART AUCTION
& COMMUNITY PICNIC
The Ranch’s largest fundraiser and community event is
a summer highlight! Join art lovers for picnic lunch, live
music and fun with 200+ works of art offered in silent and
live auctions.
When: August 1
Where: Anderson Ranch Arts Center
AUDI POWER OF FOUR MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE
This mountain bike race combines single track trails on all
four local ski areas traversing from Snowmass to Aspen in
one challenging course. Riders will finish with a descent
down Aspen Mountain into Gondola Plaza.
When: August 1
Where: Snowmass to Aspen
COLORADO SCOTTISH FESTIVAL & ROCKY
MOUNTAIN HIGHLAND GAMES
Don’t miss the color and pageantry of the Colorado Scottish
Festival featuring bagpipes, Highland dancers, Great Highland
athletes, clans, dogs of the British Isles, British cars, Celtic
music and more. Dog-friendly!
When: August 1–2
Where: Snowmass Town Park
Contact: 303.798.0844, scottishgames.org
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
DEAF CAMP BENEFIT
MINIs in the Mountains (MITM) is an annual gathering of MINI
enthusiasts from around the country, Canada, Mexico and as
far away as Great Britain. MITM is hosted by the Denver-based
MINI Cooper Car Club, MINI 5280, and features a free public
car show, group photo, group rides, and other activities and
social events throughout the weekend.
When: August 6–9
Where: Snowmass Mall
Contact: minisinthemountains.com
RAGNAR RELAY COLORADO
This 200-mile running relay takes you and 11 pals from
Breckenridge straight through the night to Snowmass and
features the highest elevation of all Ragnar Relay courses
with over 10,000 feet at its summit. See for miles and miles
as you run across the Rocky Mountains with your friends.
When: August 7–8
Where: Copper Mountain to Snowmass Village
Contact: ragnarrelay.com
12TH ANNUAL AREDAY SUMMIT,
FILM FEST & EXPO
AREDAY, the American Renewable Energy Day, is America’s
premier renewable energy summit, offering a deep immersion
into topics designed to precipitate a historic and necessary
transition to an environmentally sound future. The summit
includes leaders from both public and private sectors in
science, investment, government, advanced technology
development and deployment. Renewable energy experts
discuss solar, wind, biofuels, geothermal, and other trailblazing approaches to sustainability. The renewable energy
EXPO features the latest breakthroughs in renewable energy
technology, sustainability and energy efficiency and it is free
and open to the public.
When: August 9–13
Contact: 970.948.9929, areday.net
CHALK IT UP!
Chalk It Up! allows visitors and locals alike to get in touch
with their inner artist. Create a one of a kind sidewalk art
masterpiece, compete for cash prizes or peruse the chalk art
created by other artists and vote for your favorite!
RIDE FOR THE CURE®
Ride for the Cure® is one of the oldest bike races in the
country to support breast cancer education and awareness.
Featuring up to 100 miles of bike riding challenges
throughout the upper Roaring Fork Valley and festivities in
Snowmass Village.
When: August 15
Contact: 970.920.0250, komencolorado.org
MUDDERELLA COLORADO
Mudderella is a 5-7 mile course which includes 12-15
obstacles, designed by women, for women. Participants will
be surrounded by thousands of like-minded women who
have all committed to cross the finish line and to help each
other get there.
When: August 22
Contact:mudderella.com
When: August 15
ZOPPÉ ITALIAN FAMILY CIRCUS
The Zoppé Italian Family Circus welcomes guests into the
intimate 500-seat tent for a one-ring circus that honors the
best history of the Old-World Italian tradition. Starring Nino
the clown, the circus is propelled by a central story that
features acrobatic feats, equestrian showmanship, canine
capers, clowning and plenty of audience participation. This
intimate theatrical show has been entertaining audiences for
seven generations with an enchanting exhibition of European
Circus.
When: August 28–30
Where: Snowmass Base Village
Contact: 800.SNOWMASS, gosnowmass.com
JAS ASPEN SNOWMASS
LABOR DAY EXPERIENCE
Three days of world-class performances on multiple stages,
eclectic food and beverage vendors, kiddie corner and more.
The 25th Anniversary JAS Aspen Snowmass Labor Day
Experience will feature one of the most exciting line-ups in
the non-profit organization’s history, including No Doubt,
Hozier, Lenny Kravitz, Fitz & the Tantrums, Jimmy Cliff,
The Fray and more!
When: September 4–6
Contact: 866.527.5499, jazzaspensnowmass.org
SPECIAL EVENTS
SPECIAL EVENTS
MINIS IN THE MOUNTAINS
With the most innovative courses, over 1.5 million inspiring
participants world-wide to date, and more than $6.5 million
raised for Wounded Warrior Project, Tough Mudder is the
premier adventure challenge series in the world. Tough
Mudder is a team-oriented 10-12 mile (18-20 km) obstacle
course designed to test physical strength and mental grit.
Contact: toughmudder.com
BALLOONS, WINE & CLASSIC CARS
For four decades, visitors have been dazzled by over 30
wildly colored hot air balloons and the spectacular autumn
backdrop that surrounds them. Come celebrate the 40th
Annual Snowmass Balloon Festival with an evening Night
Glow, music, kids’ activities and more. Round out the
weekend with the Snowmass Wine Festival featuring fine
wines, small bites and a specialty wine dinner. The Motoring
Classic at Aspen Snowmass highlights the best vehicles from
’65-’95 in a spectacular open-to-the-public car show.
Where: Base Village & Town Park
CU IN SNOWMASS COLLEGIATE MOUNTAIN
BIKE RACES & BONZAI OPEN DOWNHILL
Compete in an open to the public downhill race, and watch
collegiate racers compete in short-track and cross-country
events on Snowmass.
Where: On-Mountain
Contact: CUCycling.com
GOLDEN LEAF HALF MARATHON
Trail Runner Magazine calls this race from Snowmass Village
to Aspen one of the most beautiful in the country.
When: September 26
Where: Snowmass to Aspen
Contact: 970.429.2093, goldenleafhalfmarathon.com
NEW ACTIVITIES AND EVENTS THIS SUMMER!
HERITAGE FIRE & GRAND COCHON
Heritage Fire will bring in over 45 notable chefs to Snowmass and
3,000 pounds of sustainably raised, wood-fired Heritage Breed
animals from whole pigs, spit-roasted fish, dry-age beef and more,
all in celebration of pasture diversity and family farming. Grand
Cochon is an epic pork feast featuring the top 10 chefs preparing
10 whole Heritage Breed pigs with winemakers, brewers, distillers
and craft food makers. Event Dates: June 19–20
COLORADO SCOTTISH FESTIVAL & ROCKY
MOUNTAIN HIGHLAND GAMES
In the tradition of Highland Games, the Colorado Scottish Festival
and Rocky Mountain Highland Games will comes alive for two
days in Snowmass. Events range from non-stop Celtic Music,
Scottish athletic competitions, Highland dancers and bagpiping/
drumming competitions, the dogs of the British Isles exhibition,
a British car display and a parade of Irish Clans. A dog-friendly
event! Event Dates: August 1–2
MUDDERELLA COLORADO
Building on the success of the world-wide Tough Mudder
competition, Mudderella, is making its first Colorado appearance
in Snowmass and includes a 5 to 7 mile obstacle course designed
by women, for women. Contestants go through the course at
their own speed with opportunities to take breaks from running
at each obstacle. Event Date: August 22
MORE MOUNTAIN BIKING TRAILS
With over 50 miles of trails, Snowmass is a mountain biker’s
heaven, whether you’re looking for the gravity-defying rush of
a world-class down-hill trail or a gentle single track through
meadows bursting with wildflowers. From lift-served terrain to
cross country trails, Snowmass offers some of Colorado’s best
mountain biking trails. This summer brings even more beginner
trails; the new Verde Beginner Trail, improved Viking Trail
(formerly Easy Rider) and improved Vapor Trail.
WHAT’S NEW
SPECIAL EVENTS
TOUGH MUDDER COLORADO
SNOWMASS
WEDDINGS
Snowmass is a kids’ playground and the V.I.K. Snowmass Program makes it easy to
find activities perfect for you and your family. From June to September, you’ll find
something for everyone to enjoy.
THE PERFECT PLACE TO SAY I DO
Your Kid is Very Important in Snowmass
Kids can pick up a special gift and parents can grab a full calendar of events and
activities at their front desk, the Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center, Town Park Station
or the Snowmass Ice Age Discovery Center.
The V.I.K. Snowmass program is open to all
children. Kids who participate in three or more
activities will get a free V.I.K. Snowmass t-shirt
(available at the Ice Age Discovery Center).
Get specific event programming, deals and
dates at VIKSnowmass.com.
Snowmass is the ideal destination for a romantic mountain
wedding with exquisite options for every budget and style.
From alpine wildflower fields and rustic historic venues with
spectacular mountain backdrops to luxurious resorts that cater
to your every need, your happily ever after starts here.
PLANNING IS A BREEZE
Snowmass offers an array of wedding services and vendors that
will fit within any budget. Choose from unique condominiums
or hotels, ranging from moderate to luxury and everything in
between, making planning for extended family and guests a
breeze. And since destination weddings often expand into
longer celebrations, take advantage of countless colorful
mountain adventures including the thrills of white water rafting,
scenic highs of hot air ballooning and an award-winning golf
course. We can custom-tailor a celebration that’s sure to build
memories to last a lifetime.
WHAT’S YOUR DESIRE?
We’ll make it easy and ensure your perfect day is simply
that: perfect. Contact Mar Naibi with Snowmass Tourism at
970.922.2299 or [email protected] and start
planning your Snowmass wedding today.
WEDDINGS
V.I.K. SNOWMASS
V.I.K. SNOWMASS
After a Snowmassive summer comes to an end, the snow begins to fly in the Elk Mountain Range leaving behind some
of the best powder in the world. Aspen Snowmass, one of the most highly regarded North American resorts, invites you
to experience epic turns, relaxation and winter adventure in the Rocky Mountains. Historically known as a family resort,
Snowmass maintains its ties to kid-friendly adventure, while continuing to make a name for itself in the freeride world.
With 95% ski-in/ski-out lodging convenience, some of the best steeps, a slew of parks and pipes to choose from, fabulous
beginner and intermediate terrain, an adaptive recreation program located slopeside and a host of capital improvements,
Snowmass offers something for everyone. Non-skiing visitors can choose from a variety of recreational and cultural pursuits
including shopping, spa experiences, snowshoeing, dog-sledding, cross-country disciplines, nature tours and more.
On-mountain concerts and holiday celebrations bring an exciting scene to Snowmass while adding value to your vacation.
Plan ahead for your winter getaway and enjoy a snowmassive Rocky Mountain experience.
For more information visit gosnowmass.com
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Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) 925.5756
Alpine Bank (M) (C) 923.3600
Alpine Property Real Estate (M) 923.5860
Aspen Snowmass Ticket Offices (B, M)
925.1220
BJ Adams and Company (C) 923.2111
Chaffin & Light Real Estate (M)
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Challenge Aspen (M) 923.0578
Clark’s Market & Clark’s Express (C, B)
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Cleaner Express (C) 923.3388
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Joshua and Company (C) 923.4700
Related WestPac (M) 923.5445
Snowmass Club (O)
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Snowmass Conoco (C) 923.3346
Snowmass Guest Services & Information (O) 922.2233
Snowmass Recreation Center (O)
922.2240
Snowmass Village Salon (M) 923.9407
Spa at Snowmass Club (O)
923.5200
Spa at Viceroy Snowmass (O)
923.8007
The Village Locksmith (C) 923.2351
Town of Snowmass Village Offices (O) 923.3777
Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center (B) 923.TREE (8733)
U.S. Post Office (C)
923.2497
Base Camp Bar & Grill (B)
923.6000
Bia Hoi (B)
855.303.4466
Big Hoss Grill (M) 923.2597
Black Saddle Bar & Grille (O) 923.9190
Eight K at the Viceroy (O) 923.8000
Elk Camp Restaurant (S) 923.0450
Fuel (M) 923.0091
Il Poggio (M) 923.4292
Krabloonik Restaurant (O) 923.3953
Little Mammoth (M) 923.8892
Lynn Britt Cabin, by reservation (S)
923.0479
Mountain Bayou Bar & Grill (C) 923.9553
Nest (O)
923.8053
New Belgium Ranger Station (M) 236.6277
Pastore’s Taste of Philly (M) 923.57 11
Ricard (B) 429.4163
Sage Bar & Living Room (O) 923.0923
Sage Restaurant (O) 923.0923
Slice Italian Bistro (B) 923-2743
Slopeside Lanes (M) 429.8839
Snowmass Kitchen (M) 923-8301
Starbucks (M) 923.8306
Taster’s Restaurant (C) 923.5250
The Artisan, Stonebridge Inn (O) 923.2427
The Bar at Wildwood (M)
923.8451
The Edge Restaurant and Bar (O) 923.4004
The Stew Pot (M) 923.2263
Venga Venga & Venga Venga Express (M) 923.7777
Vue Lounge (M) 923.8302
Zane’s (M) 923.3515
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Isis Theater (Aspen)
Movieland (El Jebel)
Wheeler Opera House (Aspen)
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970.922.0784
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Snowmass Late Summer Brochure 2015

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