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Snowmass delivers an unforgettable snowboarding experience with expansive terrain, perfectly groomed runs, thrilling terrain parks, and legendary Colorado powder
Maybe it's Snowmass' open glades, where wide arching turns are easy to make and powder stashes are easy to find, or perhaps it's the massive 4,406 vertical feet of lift-served terrain and 3,342 acres that ensure that you can rack up the vertical and maximize the laps, but Snowmass was built for snowboarders. With an average of only two people per acre, you've got plenty of elbow room.
Three terrain parks and two halfpipes provide the perfect angles to catch big air. Best of all, although Snowmass has enough terrain to ensure you need never leave, one lift ticket gets you access to Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, and Buttermilk, which is home of the Winter X Games, Toyota Grand Prix, and the Snow League - all iconic snowboard events where the pros come to play.
Excited to snowboard but need some equipment?
There are distinct terrain parks and two halfpipes, with approximately 100 features altogether. Lowdown Park is the introductory choice, with beginner and low-intermediate features plus a beginner halfpipe. Makaha Park steps things up with around 25 features, including a triple jump line and roughly 15 jib features.
Absolutely. Aspen Snowmass offers beginner group clinics as well as private instruction. There are dedicated children's programs for younger riders. Adaptive ski and snowboard options are available for guests with special needs.
Yes. A standard lift ticket purchased from Aspen Snowmass provides access to Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Highlands, and Buttermilk.
