Colorado · Rocky Mountains
Vail
The Back Bowls. Need we say more.
39.6°N · 106.4°W · 2,476 M · 5,317 acres, 7 bowls
The Back Bowls. Need we say more.
Vail is vast — legendary Back Bowls of open powder behind a front face of perfectly groomed runs — and at the base, a charming car-free village styled after a Bavarian town. One of the great American mountains, built for groups who want it all: the terrain, the comfort, and a village that delivers long after the lifts close.
Over the back of the mountain the trees fall away and the Back Bowls open up — wide, sun-soaked, and bigger than some entire resorts. Skiing on a scale that has to be seen to be believed.
Wildflowers, gondola hikes, and a Bavarian village turned summer garden — the same charm, with the lift lines traded for birdsong.
Cobbled, car-free, and warm in the windows — covered bridges, good restaurants, and easy charm a short walk from the last run of the day.
A lodge where ski-in means ski-in, the fire is going, and the long dinner is just down the hall. Vail does comfort at full scale.
The Back Bowls by day, a Bavarian village by night — Vail is built for a group that wants terrain and comfort. Ski hard or not at all; we hold the keys to the slope-side lodges, the long dinners, and the easy charm that keeps people coming back. Bring your group. Once it’s set, you travel free.
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