Snowmass Colorado

Snowmass is a great destination for skiers, with this town built along the slopes of one of Colorado’s largest ski mountains. It’s only a short 12 miles from Aspen and offers a truly wonderful snow vacation experience.

Glenwood Springs Colorado

Glenwood Springs is a tourist hot spot, with plenty of outdoor recreation at all times of year and the famous hot springs where you can soak away your troubles. It’s only 40 minutes north of Aspen.

Basalt Colorado

Centered at the heart of Roaring Fork Valley, Basalt is best known for its historic train depot, the geological formation of Basalt Mountain, fly-fishing the Fryingpan River, and its close proximity to Aspen.

Carbondale Colorado

Carbondale is close to two mountain rivers and so is a premiere destination for those who love whitewater rafting. Close to Aspen, it’s worth a visit to enjoy plenty of outdoor adventures, such as fishing, hiking and wildlife watching.

Redstone Colorado

Known as “The Ruby of the Rockies,” Redstone is a picturesque and quiet mountain town with fine dining and excellent art galleries.

Rifle Colorado

With Rifle Gap State Park and Rifle Falls State Park, Rifle, Colorado is a booming mountain town that attracts serious outdoors enthusiasts. You’ll find exceptional rock climbing, hiking, fishing, camping, hunting and more.

Leadville Colorado

Sitting at 10,430 feet, Leadville is the highest incorporated city in the United States. Established during the mining boom, Leadville is home to the National Mining Hall of Fame and Museum as well as lots of outdoor recreational opportunities.