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Things to Do

Snowshoeing

Snowshoe on Snowmass’ pristine winter trails, surrounded by sparkling snow and breathtaking mountain views

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Take a walk in the woods

Explore the beauty and vastness of Snowmass on snowshoes.

Snowmass Ski Area (paid)

Take a two-hour, guided snowshoe tour with an ACES naturalist, starting at the top of the Elk Camp Gondola, daily at 10:00am and 1:00pm. Snowshoers can also explore Snowmass Ski Area on a wide variety of uphilling trails. An Uphill Pass for on-resort uphill access is required.


Snowmass Golf Course Trails (free)

These gentle, well-maintained trails wind through the snow-covered golf course, offering big mountain views and plenty of space for snowshoeing or winter walking. The trails are great for beginners, low impact seekers, or wild life spotters. Trails are marked, including the dog-friendly Labrador Lane.

Rim Trail South to Spiral Point (free)

A moderate climb with sweeping views, this trail follows a ridgeline above Snowmass Village and the Snowmass Creek Valley. At Spiral Point, enjoy a stunning overlook—perfect for photos, a sunny winter picnic, or simply soaking in Mount Daly’s iconic profile.

Tom Blake Trail (free)

For a quieter, more rugged adventure, Tom Blake leads through aspen groves, conifer forests, and snowy meadows. With moderate-to-challenging terrain and fewer crowds, it offers elevated views of Snowmass Ski Area and an immersive winter escape.

couple snowshoes through the snow with Snowmass Ski Area in background
couple snowshoes on a groomed trail with Mount Daly and Snowmass Ski Area in the background
Group of people snowshoe on a groomed snow path with lit up Club House in background