
Winter Activities
When the snow falls in Snowmass, skiing takes the spotlight, but there’s so much more to the story. Snowmobile to the iconic Maroon Bells, glide along Nordic trails with sweeping views across the valley floor, or lace up for a skate in the alpenglow. As the day winds down, get cozy with fireside s’mores, a gondola or snowcat ride to dinner, and a quiet stroll through the village under star-filled skies.


Snowboarding

Snowmobiling

Breathtaker Alpine Coaster

Winter Tubing

Ice Skating

Uphill Skiing & Splitboarding

Snowmass S'mores

Cross Country Skiing

Challenge Aspen

The Collective Snowmass

Fat Biking

First Tracks & Ambassador Tours

Terrain Parks & Pipes

Snowshoeing
Get Outside in Snowmass
Winter Activities FAQs
Are there free things to do in Snowmass during the winter?
Yes! You can enjoy free s’mores every afternoon at 3:30pm in Base Village and on the Snowmass Mall, join a complimentary mountain tour with a local ambassador, attend an Ice Age Explorer Tour, or skate for free at The Rink in Base Village. The Snowmass Village Shuttle is also free and wheelchair-accessible, making it easy to explore without a car.
What are good activities if I don’t ski or snowboard?
There’s still plenty to enjoy. Take a scenic gondola ride to Elk Camp for dinner and night tubing during Ullr Nights, explore the Anderson Ranch Arts Center, or unwind at one of the local spas like The Spa at Viceroy Snowmass. You can also join guided snowshoe tours with the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) for a peaceful nature experience or book a Snowmobiling Tour with a local outfitter.
Are there family-friendly winter activities?
Absolutely! Families love the Treehouse Kids' Adventure Center for lessons and playtime, the free ice skating rink in Base Village, and the Snowmass Recreation Center for swimming and indoor fun. Don’t forget daily Snowmass S’mores — they’re a hit with kids (and adults).
How can I get around Snowmass in the winter?
The free Snowmass Village Shuttle runs between the Mall, Base Village, and Snowmass Town Park. For trips to Aspen (just 9 miles away), hop on the RFTA bus — also free and accessible. You can even take the Sky Cab (aka “The Skittles”) gondola between Base Village and the Mall for a scenic ride.
Other Activities
Whether you're looking for adventure or relaxation, there's something in Snowmass for everyone.










