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About Snowmass

At 4,406 vertical feet, Snowmass has the most in the country. And with 3,132 acres of terrain, 91 trails, 21 chairlifts and access to your choice of cruisers, glades, steeps, terrain parks and halfpipes, you’ll have to come back for more.

	Base elevation: 8,104 ft./2,473 m
	Summit elevation: 12,510 ft./3,813 m
	Vertical rise: 4,406 ft./1,343 m
	Terrain: 3,132 acres/1,267 hectares
	Number of trails: 91
	Miles/km of trails: 147 miles/237 km
	Longest run: 5.3 miles/8.5 km
	Types of trails: easiest: 6%, more difficult: 50%, most difficult: 12%, expert: 32%
	Parks and pipes: 3 terrain parks (Snowmass Park, Makaha and Lowdown), 1 superpipe (new this year, 22 feet high!) and 1 beginner pipe
	Lifts: 21 Total: 19 primary: 1 eight-passenger gondola, 1 high-speed six-passenger lift, 1 six-passenger pulse gondola, 7 high-speed quads, 2 quads, 4 ski/snowboard school lifts (including magic carpets); 2 secondary: 2 platter pulls
	Lift hours: The Sky Cab opens at 8 am; the Cirque lift opens at 10 am; the Village Express and Big Burn lifts open at 8:30 am; all other lifts open at 9 am. Most lifts close at 3:30 p.m., weather permitting.
	Rental/Retail: Four-Mountain Sports/D&E Ski and Snowboard Shop on the Snowmass Village Mall, Four-Mountain Sports at Two Creeks, Beginner’s Magic at base village and Four-Mountain Kids at The Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center
	On-Mountain Restaurants: 9 total: Sneaky’s Tavern, Sam’s Smokehouse, Up 4 Pizza, Two Creeks Cafe, Lynn Britt Cabin (lunches and snowcat dinner rides), Burlingame Cabin (snowcat dinner rides, Ullrhof, Gwyn’s High Alpine and Cafe Suzanne
	Transportation: - Free bus ride to Aspen, Highlands and Buttermilk for skiing - Bus to Aspen at night for small fee