Discover summer and dream of winter – Vail, Colorado is a desirable destination no matter the season! Home to the massive Vail Ski Resort set within White River National Forest, the town is a gateway for winter sports and summer cultural festivals among numerous boutique shopping venues, eclectic restaurants, bars and breweries, and yearly events that bring Vail to life. As North America’s biggest and most popular ski resort, experience this alpine village in the heart of the Rocky Mountains first-hand and you’ll quickly see why it is a long favorite of serious skiers and jet setting celebrities as well as the younger, hipper snowboarding crowd.

Skiing is king at Vail Mountain and the Blue Sky Basin, but the area’s vast splendor is perfect for hiking, biking, snowmobiling or scenic gondola rides during the changing seasons. The Resort is plenty equipped for on-mountain dining to fuel your adventure, but also be sure to stroll the cobblestone streets between Lionshead and Vail Village as there are hundreds of shops and world-class brands. The pedestrian friendly outdoor environments set to the backdrop of the beautiful Gore Range and Vail Mountain attracts more and more visitors each year. You can bop around and explore three lively base villages filled with endless shops, restaurants and après spots within a matter of minutes thanks to the convenient in-town bus routes.

Let the majesty of the mountains surround you and feel the crisp fresh air in your lungs. Whether a cozy evening indoors or a gourmet meal out in the quaint villages, Vail has something for everyone.

Vail offers a range of climates throughout the year. March to May brings cool temperatures as winter transitions into spring, making it an ideal time for late-season skiing, exploring scenic trails, and enjoying the early signs of spring.

June to August features warmer temperatures and plenty of sunshine, perfect for outdoor activities such as hiking, mountain biking, and exploring Vail’s picturesque mountain scenery. This period is ideal for participating in summer festivals and enjoying the vibrant outdoor environment. September to November offers cooler temperatures and a more serene atmosphere, making it an excellent time to appreciate the fall foliage, hike the trails, and enjoy the peaceful setting. December to February brings colder weather and significant snowfall, providing a picturesque backdrop for winter sports like skiing and snowboarding, as well as experiencing the charming, snow-covered village.

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