WINTER 2015/2016

The High Alpine Lift has been replaced and realigned allowing guests to ski from Rock Island, AMF or the Cirque without having to drop to the lower mountain to access the High Alpine area. In addition, snowmaking has been installed with new glading to allow for even more fun in the trees.

The Aspen Art Museum and Aspen Skiing Company continue their longstanding collaboration “Art in Unexpected Places” with new lift ticket artwork for the 2015-16 ski season. The four unique, stand alone images feature the artwork of renowned contemporary artist Takashi Murakami. New York-based artist Shinique Smith will create a new site-specific work at Elk Camp restaurant which continues her exploration into connections and values we ascribe to objects-both discarded and prized-and examining the very notion of “belonging”.

Getting here is easier than ever as American, Delta and United have all added or expanded nonstop flights into the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (ASE) this season. Altogether these three airlines offer nonstop flights from Dallas, Houston, Chicago, Atlanta, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Minneapolis/St. Paul and Denver with as many as 218 total flights per week-far more than ever before!

Cheers! AMF Amber Lager debuted this summer and is named after the local-favorite double-black ski run, AMF. This approachable multi-season cold-fermented amber lager is brewed by the Roaring Fork Beer Company, specifically to celebrate Snowmass. AMF is offered on tap at restaurants including Venga Venga, Slice Italian Bistro, Nest at Viceroy Snowmass, Base Camp Bar and Grill and Ricard in Snowmass Base Village. Bottles available soon at Sundance Liquor & Gifts and the Daly Bottle Shop.

We hope you enjoy all the fun that Snowmass Village has to offer this winter. Be sure to visit gosnowmass.com, your resource for all things Snowmass.You can even sign-up to receive updates on upcoming events, and lodging, dining and retail options. That’s the Beauty of Snowmass!

W E L C O M ETucked in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, just 9 miles to Aspen, Snowmass Village delivers on your elevated expectations. Majestic mountain views, massive mountain terrain, 95% ski-in/ski-out lodging, authentic dining and numerous amenities can be found at this dynamic, world-class resort and there’s

always something new to discover.

TOP SPOTS TO SNAP A SELFIE

It’s selfie heaven up here at Snowmass. Winter-white vistas that go on forever make the perfect backdrop for any photo. Ribbons of snow-covered trails inspire one picture perfect turn after another. Heaven.

While the photo ops are endless, a little direction never hurts. Here are some of our favorite spots – they will surely make you smile (even if you’re camera shy).

» Head up the Elk Camp Chair to check out the renowned Maroon Bells and the Elk Mountain Range» Take the Cirque T-bar up to 12,510’, the highest point on the mountain, to enjoy incredible views of

the Roaring Fork Valley from Mt. Sopris to Independence Pass.» Take a break at Sam’s Smokehouse. From its deck Mount Daly looks like you can reach out and

touch it! See if you can make out its iconic stripe through the snow.» The view of Zeigler Reservoir hasn’t changed much in 120,000 years since mastodons, sloths,

mammoths and more roamed these parts. Picture yourself there as you cruise down Dawdler. » From the top of the Big Burn, head down Sneaky’s for panoramic views of Garrett’s and Capitol peaks.» Dare to jump in to the 22’ Zaugg-cut Snowmass Superpipe and picture yourself winning gold

at Winter X.

Share your best #Snowmass shots and let us know your favorite vistas.

FUN 101At Snowmass, every child is a Very Important Kid both on and off the slopes. That’s why we’ve developed V.I.K. Snowmass so that the fun doesn’t stop when the lifts do. Every week, every day, there are activities designed with your family in mind. From storytelling to sing-a-longs, tubing and bowling, adventures with wildlife to pool parties, we’re building memories for every munchkin on and off the mountain.

Pint-sized superheroes need fuel too! V.I.K. is a village-wide program. More than a dozen Snowmass restaurants have special V.I.K. kids’ menus for every picky palate ranging in price from $6-$21.

For specific event programming, deals and dates visit VIKSnowmass.com.

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I C E A G E D I S C O V E R YIn October 2010, a bulldozer operator working near Snowmass Village uncovered the tusk of a young female mammoth. Over the next ten months the Denver Museum of Nature and Science conducted its largest-ever fossil excavation yielding a treasure of well-preserved Ice Age fossils.

This discovery led to the largest discovery of mastodons (35) in the world, the finest alpine Ice Age fossil trove in the world and Colorado’s most important fossil discovery ever.

SNOWMASS ICE AGE DISCOVERY CENTERSnowmass is the only mountain resort with an on-staff, Paleontology Interpreter. Visit the recently updated exhibit and check out the new Interpretive Lab complete with fossils representative of most of the 10 large mammals discovered in Snowmass as well as peat from the 2010 dig that includes microscopic fragments of bones, insects, plant life and small

mammals. The Ice Age Discovery Center on the Snowmass Mall is built for both kids & adults to enjoy. Open daily from 10:00am-5:00pm. Admission is FREE. Call 970.922.2277 for more information.

WHAT’S COMINGSnowmass Discovery, an independent 501(c)3 non-profit organization, has been created to continue the science and programming associated with this historic discovery through the exploration of Snowmass by creating engaging experiences that celebrate the finest alpine Ice Age discovery in North America. Snowmass Discovery is working to ensure that the legacy of this discovery lives on for generations to come. Learn more about this organization by visiting its website, snowmassdiscovery.org.

10:00am & 1:00pm ACES Snowshoe Tour10:30am & 1:30pm Mountain-Orientation Tour ❆ 11:00am-2:00pm Public NASTAR Races11:00am & 1:00pm ACES Ski/Snowboard Tour ❆3:30pm-4:30pm Sing-a-Long and S’mores ❆4:30pm-5:30pm Wildside with ACES ❆

10:00am & 1:00pm ACES Snowshoe Tour10:30am & 1:30pm Mountain-Orientation Tour ❆11:00am-2:00pm Public NASTAR Races11:00am & 1:00pm ACES Ski/Snowboard Tour ❆3:00pm-5:00pm Art Après at Anderson Ranch 3:30pm-4:30pm Kids’ Crafts ❆4:30pm-5:30pm Selfies with Snowy ❆5:45pm-9:00pm Lynn Britt Cabin Snowcat Dinner Ride6:00pm-10:00pm The Magic of Doc Eason

8:00am First Tracks ❆10:00am & 1:00pm ACES Snowshoe Tour10:30am & 1:30pm Mountain-Orientation Tour ❆11:00am & 1:00pm ACES Ski/Snowboard Tour ❆3:30pm-4:30pm Storytelling at the Ice Age

Discovery Center ❆3:30pm-5:30pm Kids’ Après Party5:00pm-8:00pm Lynn Britt Cabin Family

Chuck Wagon Dinner

10:00am & 1:00pm ACES Snowshoe Tour10:30am & 1:30pm Mountain-Orientation Tour ❆11:00am & 1:00pm ACES Ski/Snowboard Tour ❆3:30pm-4:30pm Kids’ Crafts ❆5:45pm-9:00pm Lynn Britt Cabin Snowcat Dinner Ride6:00pm-9:00pm Kids’ Night Out6:00pm-10:00pm The Magic of Doc Eason

8:00am First Tracks ❆10:00am & 1:00pm ACES Snowshoe Tour10:30am & 1:30pm Mountain-Orientation Tour ❆11:00am-2:00pm Public NASTAR Races11:00am & 1:00pm ACES Ski/Snowboard Tour ❆11:45am & 2:30pm ACES Winter Wild Things ❆3:30pm-4:30pm Sing-a-Long and S’Mores ❆5:30pm-9:00pm Ullr Nights at Elk Camp restaurant6:00pm & 7:30pm Ullr Nights Snowshoe Tour with ACES

10:00am & 1:00pm ACES Snowshoe Tour10:30am & 1:30pm Mountain-Orientation Tour ❆11:00am & 1:00pm ACES Ski/Snowboard Tour ❆11:00am-2:00pm Public NASTAR Races2:00pm-5:00pm Family Fun at Après on the Bricks5:00pm-8:00pm Family Night at the Rec Center

9:00am Snowmass Chapel Worship Service10:00am & 1:00pm ACES Snowshoe Tour10:30am & 1:30pm Mountain-Orientation Tour ❆11:00am & 1:00pm ACES Ski/Snowboard Tour ❆12:00pm On-Mountain Worship at

Gwyn’s High Alpine3:30pm-4:30pm Juggling & Magic Show ❆4:00pm Family Bowling Night

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ACES SKI/SNOWBOARD TOURHave you ever wondered about the natural world surrounding the Snowmass slopes? Take a run with a Naturalist from the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) and learn about wildlife adaptations in winter, tracking, snow science and more.When: Daily, beginning with opening of the Elk Camp lift Time: 11:00am and 1:00pmWhere: Meet at Wapiti Wildlife Center at the top of the Elk Camp lift.Cost: FREE (ski pass required). Intermediate and above skiers/riders,

ages 7 and up Contact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

ACES WINTER WILD THINGSTake an interactive break with a Naturalist from the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) and Westy the Winter Wild Thing, a puppet featuring adaptations from several winter animals. Families are invited to drop in for this free environmental education program that features fascinating facts about local mountain critters and ecology.When: Fridays, January 8 – April 8Time: 11:45am and 2:30pmWhere: 11:45am: Meet at the teepee on Dawdler on Fanny Hill

2:30pm: Meet outside the Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterCost: FREE. All ages welcomeContact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTERCelebrating its 50th anniversary in 2016, this destination for art and catalyst for critical dialogue in the contemporary art world offers an exciting array of experiences for artists and art lovers alike with Gallery Exhibits showcasing works of regional, national and international artists; Visiting Critic Lectures; a Holiday Open House and more. Take a self-guided tour through the art studios, meet the artists and browse the ArtWorks Store which offers an excellent selection of unique gifts and art supplies. Summer workshop registration opens January 4, 2016. When: Store, gallery and studios open year-roundTime: Monday – Friday, 9:00am-5:00pmWhere: 5263 Owl Creek Road, Snowmass VillageCost: FREE to visit/browse; tuition required for workshops; most public

events are free Contact: 970.923.3181, info@andersonranch.org

ART APRÈS AT ANDERSON RANCHVisit the Anderson Ranch ArtWorks Store and enjoy a hot beverage while you shop! The ArtWorks Store offers an excellent selection of unique gifts for adults and children, including art, ceramics, books and art supplies.When: Tuesdays, December 1 – March 22Time: 3:00pm-5:00pmWhere: Anderson Ranch Arts CenterContact: 970.923.3181, info@andersonranch.org

BLAZING ADVENTURES OUTFITTERS AND ACTIVITY CENTERLooking to experience gold medal fly fishing or an early morning hot air balloon ride? Want to snowmobile to the Maroon Bells or Woody Creek? How about enjoy a peaceful snowshoe trip into the woods? With 43 years of experience providing outdoor activities in Colorado, Blazing Adventures can coordinate all of your non-skiing options in the valley.When: DailyTime: 9:00am-5:00pmWhere: Aspen & SnowmassContact: 970.923.4544, blazingadventures.com

CHALLENGE ASPENChallenge Aspen provides year-round adaptive cultural, educational and recreational experiences for anyone with a physical or cognitive disability. In the winter, private adaptive ski & snowboard lessons are available. Daily lesson prices include lesson, lift ticket and equipment rental. Challenge Aspen offers trained ski/snowboard instructors, buddies and guides for the visually impaired. They also offer multi-day REC camps and CAMO retreats for injured military personnel. Volunteer opportunities are available.When: Daily, November – AprilTime: 8:00am-5:00pmContact: 970.923.0578, challengeaspen.org

FAMILY FUN AT APRÈS ON THE BRICKSChildren of all ages will enjoy a variety of free activities including face painters, balloon artists, dancers, live DJ, après specials and more. When: SaturdaysTime: 2:00pm-5:00pmWhere: Base Village Fire PitCost: FREE. Children must be accompanied by an adultContact: viksnowmass.com

FAMILY NIGHT AT THE SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTERPlay in the outdoor heated saline pools. Pick up a basketball game in the gymnasium or test your agility on the climbing wall and bouldering cave. Every Saturday, you and your family will have full access to all the amenities at the Snowmass Village Recreation Center at a discounted rate. Refreshments are available for purchase.When: SaturdaysTime: 5:00pm-8:00pmWhere: Snowmass Village Recreation CenterCost: $40 for a family of four. $10 for each additional childContact: 970.922.2240, viksnowmass.com

Dates and events subject to change, visit gosnowmass.com for updates.

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FIRST TRACKS AT SNOWMASSSkiers and snowboarders dream of experiencing the joys of a run down untouched powder or freshly groomed corduroy. The free Snowmass First Tracks program makes it possible. Reserve your chance to start the day off right and accompany patrollers and/or instructors on the first run of the day.When: Wednesdays & Fridays beginning December 18Time: 8:00amWhere: Meet at the bottom of the Village Express liftCost: FREE with the purchase of a lift ticket or ski passContact: 970.923.0560 or stop by the Information Desk in the Ticket

Pavilion at the end of the Snowmass Village Mall. Reservations required. Intermediate and above skiers/riders ages 11 and up

JUGGLING & MAGIC SHOWJoin Jammin’ Jim for a high-energy variety show featuring juggling, magic, balloons, music and comedy designed to amaze and mesmerize kids of all ages. Can Jammin’ Jim juggle a flaming torch, a flaming knife and a flaming bowling ball? You’ll find out during this fun family event. When: SundaysTime: 3:30pm-4:30pmWhere: Base Village Fire PitCost: FREE. Children must be accompanied by an adultContact: viksnowmass.com

KIDS’ APRÈS PARTYFor children ages 5 and up. Kids can party while their parents do too! Featuring both inside and outside interactive games. Children must sign up by the morning of the event to participate. Snack provided.When: Wednesdays, December 23 – April 6Time: 3:30pm-5:30pmWhere: Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterCost: $25Contact: 970.922.2233, viksnowmass.com

KIDS’ CRAFTSDesigned for families with children 3 years and older, this hour-long program ensures your child will head home with a special, handmade, arts and crafts souvenirWhen: Tuesdays & Thursdays, December 22 – April 7Time: 3:30pm-4:30pmWhere: Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterCost: FREE. All children must be accompanied by an adultContact: Snowmass Tourism Guest Services, 970.922.2233

KIDS’ NIGHT OUTFor children ages 5 and up. Enjoy an evening on the town as your children enjoy a variety of games, movies, hula hooping, board games, electronic games & more! Dinner is provided. Reservations recommended.When: Thursdays, December 31 – April 7Time: 6:00pm-9:00pm with extended hours on New Year’s EveWhere: Treehouse Kids’ Adventure CenterCost: $40*Contact: 970.922.2233, viksnowmass.com *$50 on New Year’s Eve. Register early, Kids’ Night Out will sell

out on New Year’s Eve

LYNN BRITT CABIN SNOWCAT DINNER RIDEEnjoy a snowcat ride on the way to this on-mountain cabin for an unforgettable experience. On Tuesdays and Thursdays the chef prepares an exquisite dinner while bluegrass country singers entertain throughout the evening. The cabin features panoramic views of the Snowmass valley and on a clear night, incredible star gazing. Try the new Family Chuck Wagon Dinners on Wednesdays, December 17 - March 25.When: Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays. Also available for private

dinner functions. (Open daily for lunch) Time: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:45pm-9:00pm;

Wednesdays, 5:00pm-8:00pmWhere: Meet at Base VillageContact: Reservations required. Lunch: 970.923.0479;

Dinner: 970.923.8715; Private Functions: 970.300.7681

THE MAGIC OF DOC EASONAmazing feats of prestidigitation by Academy of Magical Arts two-time Close-up Magician of the Year, Doc Eason! This bar magic show is crafted for adults, but can be enjoyed by the whole family. Children must be accompanied by an adult.When: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTime: 6:00pm-10:00pmWhere: The Artisan Bar at The Stonebridge InnCost: FREEContact: 970.923.2427 for season schedule

MOUNTAIN-ORIENTATION TOURIf over 3,000 acres of terrain sounds delightfully daunting, sign-up for a free mountain-orientation tour. Knowledgeable local guides show you the lay of the land, along with secret spots and stashes during this free 1.5 to 2-hour guided mountain tour. Space is limited.When: Daily, beginning December 19Time: 10:30am & 1:30pm Where: 10:30am tours meet at the top of Sam’s Knob and 1:30pm tours

meet outside the Elk Camp restaurantCost: FREE. For intermediate and above skiers/riders. Lift ticket requiredContact: 970.925.1220

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PUBLIC NASTAR RACESFeel the need for speed? Want to compare your fastest times with your friends? Head up to the public, on-mountain NASTAR race course where souvenir pins are awarded for first through third places.When: Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays & SaturdaysTime: 11:00am-2:00pm. Call ahead for closures due to private races

and weatherWhere: NASTAR course on Blue Grouse TrailCost: Adults: $14/three runs; $31/10-punch pass; $139/season pass;

Under 12: $12/three runsContact: 970.923.0560

SELFIES WITH SNOWYSnowy the Mammoth will meet kids in the Base Village Plaza for photos. Families can enjoy complimentary hot cocoa at the Snowmass Info Lounge.When: TuesdaysTime: 4:30pm-5:00pmWhere: Base Village Plaza & Snowmass Info LoungeCost: FREEContact: viksnowmass.com

SING-A-LONG AND S’MORESA cozy fire, yummy s’mores, and a guitar-strummin’ cowboy bring friends and families together during this entertaining après activity.When: Mondays & Fridays, December 21 – April 8Time: 3:30pm-4:30pmWhere: Mondays: Base Village Fire Pit Fridays: The Westin Snowmass Resort Fire PitCost: FREE. All children must be accompanied by an adultContact: Snowmass Tourism Guest Services at 970.922.2233

SLOPESIDE BOWLINGTry your hand at bowling with eight full-sized lanes, a lounge area with a full bar, locally brewed beers, wood-fired oven pizzas, cheesesteaks, upscale bar food and more. Sundays, enjoy 10% off your family bowling game with your V.I.K. badge after 4:00pm. Reservations are recommended as space is limited. When: Open Daily with V.I.K. bowling available on Sundays after 4:00pmTime: 11:30am-12:00amWhere: Take the stairs between Venga Venga Express & Aspen Sports

on the Snowmass MallContact: 970.429.8839, slopesidelanes.com

SNOW TUBINGThere’s more than just skiing and snowboarding to enjoy on Snowmass. A new on-mountain snow tubing center at Elk Camp includes multiple lift-served lanes of tubing excitement for adults and children. When: Starting December 19, open daily for one-hour sessions beginning

at 10:00am, 10:30am, 11:00am and 1:00pm, 1:30pm and 2:00pm. Additional session starting February 13, beginning at 2:30pm. During Ullr Nights, one-hours sessions begin at 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm, 7:00pm and 7:30pm

Where: Top of the Elk Camp GondolaContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

SNOWMASS CHAPEL WORSHIP SERVICE Snowmass Chapel offers a non-denominational, Christian service every Sunday morning with Sunday School for Pre-K through 7th grade. Parents can relax with little ones in the Creekside Room where there is a live stream of the service. Infants and toddlers can also play in the attended nursery during worship. Catholic Mass is also offered on Sunday evenings at 5:00pm, December 6 – March 27.When: Every SundayTime: 9:00am & 5:00pmWhere: 5307 Owl Creek Road, behind the Fire DepartmentContact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org SNOWMASS CHAPEL ON MOUNTAIN WORSHIPA 15-minute worship outside Gwyn’s High Alpine Restaurant on Snowmass Mountain every Sunday at noon. This service is non-denominational. When: Sundays, starting January 3rdTime: 12:00pmWhere: Outside Gwyn’s High Alpine RestaurantContact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org

SNOWMASS CROSS-COUNTRY SKI & SNOWSHOE CENTERWinding across pristine winter meadows and into hushed forests of pine and aspen, this full-service ski and snowshoe center is at the heart of the Nordic trail system. Located on the Snowmass Club Golf Course, the center offers a wide range of programs, lessons and rentals, access to a variety of terrain and a comfortable indoor meeting place.When: Daily from 9:00am-4:30pm; December – March (snow dependent)Where: Snowmass ClubCost: Lesson prices and rentals vary, trail access is freeContact: 970.923.5700

SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTERThis spectacular one-of-a-kind facility provides 18,000 square feet of fun and fitness. Offering the only outdoor, heated saline pools in Aspen Snowmass, along with state-of-the-art cardio machines, weight room, group exercise studio, gymnasium, climbing wall, basketball court and bouldering cave. Take a fitness class, like Pilates or yoga, enjoy a personal training session, play indoor basketball or soak in the unique year-round pools or hot tub as you take in the stunning views. Whether you are in town for a day, a week or year-round, the Snowmass Village Recreation Center has something for everyone!When: DailyWhere: 2835 Brush Creek Road, Snowmass VillageCost: Day passes: $10 youth, $15 adultContact: 970.922.2240, snowmassrecreation.com

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SNOWMOBILE TOURSLooking for adventure beyond the slopes? Check out the magnificent winter backcountry of Aspen Snowmass, the Maroon Bells or above Lenado on a guided snowmobile tour. Trips range from two to four hours with lunch provided for longer tours. Individual daily rentals are available at some locations.When: Daily. Call for reservations.Contact: Blazing Adventures: 970.923.4544, blazingadventures.com Western Adventures: 970.923.DEEP (3337),

westernadventuresinc.com T-Lazy-7: 970.925.4614, tlazy7.com

SNOWSHOE TOURSEnjoy snowshoeing along a scenic nature trail and learn about the natural environment with a professional guide. Trips for all levels and ages! Tours include snowshoes, poles, pack, water, snacks, and transportation. 1/2-day and 3/4-day options are available.When: By reservationWhere: Tours available on Government Trail, Rim Trail and moreCost: Call for pricingContact: 970.923.4544, blazingadventures.com

ACES SNOWSHOE TOUR Explore spruce and fir forests along a babbling creek in the middle of Snowmass on a guided, 2-hour snowshoe tour with a Naturalist from Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES). Learn about Rocky Mountain winter ecology, animals and more on this leisurely tour on gentle terrain.When: Daily December 14 – April 10Time: 10:00am and 1:00pmWhere: Meet at the top of the Elk Camp GondolaCost: $58 adults, $49 youth (under 17) and seniors 65 & over.

Includes foot passenger lift ticket, equipment, guide, and snack. Visit aspennature.org for a $5 off coupon

Contact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

ULLR NIGHTS SNOWSHOE TOUR Experience a one-of-a-kind nighttime exploration into the snowy forests of Snowmass Ski Area with a Naturalist from Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES). Bookend your tour with dinner or a night cap at Elk Camp restaurant and other fun Ullr Night activities. When: Fridays, December 18 – April 1Time: 6:00pm and 7:30pmWhere: Meet at the top of the gondola Cost: Complimentary with purchase of Ullr Night gondola ticketContact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

STORYTELLING AT THE ICE AGE DISCOVERY CENTERGather at the Ice Age Discovery Center to hear some of the tallest tales in the West recounted by master storytellers.When: Wednesdays, December 23 – April 6Time: 3:30pm-4:30pmWhere: Ice Age Discovery Center, Snowmass MallCost: FREE. All children must be accompanied by an adultContact: 970.922.2277

TREEHOUSE KIDS’ ADVENTURE CENTERDesigned for kids of all ages, this amazing 25,000-square-foot Aspen Snowmass Ski & Snowboard Schools facility is sure to create a lifetime of memories and includes kids’ ski and snowboard schools check-in, rental, retail and family après entertainment under one roof. The unique design shares the wonder of the mountain environment in tactile, fun and educational ways. The Treehouse includes six interactive, nature-themed rooms designed for specific ages, bringing the outdoors inside. Scale the Aspen Leaf Climber in the Alpine Climbing Room, explore the Bear Den with your preschoolers, or spend some down time with your infants and toddlers in the Butterfly room.When: DailyWhere: Base VillageContact: 970.923.TREE (8733), 970.923.1227

ULLR NIGHTSIn honor of the Norse God of Snow — Ullr — Elk Camp is transformed into a nighttime winter wonderland. Guests can light up the night with classic winter activities: ice skating, sledding, guided snowshoe tours with ACES, snowbiking, snow tubing, a visit to Ullr’s ghost ship and of course, s’mores and hot chocolate by the campfire. Live music and an à la carte culinary celebration are sure to please. Offered every Friday evening, December 18 – April 1. Snow tubing is available for one-hour sessions beginning at 5:30pm, 6:00pm, 6:30pm, 7:00pm and 7:30pm.When: Fridays, December 18 – April 1Time: 5:30pm-9:00pmWhere: Elk Camp RestaurantContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

WILDSIDE WITH ACESJoin a Naturalist from the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) for a fun and informative presentation with educational animals. Animal guests may include ACES’ resident Great Horned Owl, Boa, Tarantula and more. When: Mondays, December 21 – April 4Time: 4:30pm-5:30pmWhere: Snowmass Info Lounge in Base Village (across from Clark’s Express)Cost: FREE. All Ages welcomeContact: 970.925.5756, aspennature.org

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J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 69 Kids’ Club at the Rec Center14-17 Wintersköl Celebration (all mountains)18-23 Aspen Gay and Lesbian Ski Week (all mountains)28-31 X Games Aspen (Buttermilk)

D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 55 Opening Day, Snowmass Cross Country Center

(snow dependent)5 Kids’ Club at the Rec Center11 Light Up the Night at Snowmass Chapel12 Opening Day, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk15 Anderson Ranch Arts Center Holiday Open House21-24 Snowmass Holiday Festivities24 Snowmass Chapel Christmas Eve Services31 Snowmass Torchlight Parade and Fireworks

N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 526 Opening Day, Snowmass and Aspen27 Thanksjibbing27 Anderson Ranch Fall Print Sale (thru Dec. 13)28 Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series (Aspen)28-29 Audi FIS Ski World Cup at the Nature Valley

Aspen Winternational (Aspen)

M A R C H 2 0 1 64 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays6 Silverboom Race and BBQ at Snowmass

Cross Country Center5 Kids’ Club at the Rec Center11 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays18 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays25 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays18-27 15th Annual Bud Light Spring Jam19 Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series (Snowmass)19-20 Colorado Collegiate Freeride Championships19-20 Terrain Park Boot Camp25 Bud Light Core Party (Aspen)26 Closing Day, Snowmass Cross Country Center

(snow dependent)26 Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series (Snowmass)26-27 Terrain Park Boot Camp27 Easter Service at Snowmass Chapel

F E B R U A R Y 2 0 1 65 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays6 Kids’ Club at the Rec Center9 Mardi Gras Parade and Celebration12 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays13 Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series (Aspen)14 Owl Creek Chase Supertour Cross Country Race19 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays20 Challenge Aspen Chris Bove Memorial Uphill26 Bud Light Street Rail Fridays27 Audi Power of Four Ski Mountaineering Race

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A P R I L 2 0 1 63-8 National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic3 Closing Day, Buttermilk5 Anderson Ranch Visiting Critic Lecture10 Closing Day, Snowmass & Aspen Highlands12 Anderson Ranch Arts Center

Spring Open House17 Closing Day, Aspen Mountain

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ANDERSON RANCH FALL PRINT SALEJust in time for the holidays, Anderson Ranch will open its archives and offer for sale a selection of prints from its Anderson Ranch Editions collection with proceeds benefiting Ranch programs. Specially curated by Artistic Director, Elizabeth Ferrill, the selection features highlights and favorites spanning more than 20 years. Produced on campus in the Patton Print Shop, the collection features works by renowned artists who have come through the Ranch and includes woodcut, intaglio, lithographs, digital prints and monoprints and imagery that is festive, representational, abstract, colorful, or simply black and white. Shipping is FREE. When: Saturday, November 21 – Sunday, December 13Where: Online at shop.andersonranch.org starting November 9Contact: 970.923.3181, info@andersonranch.org

BUD LIGHT HI-FI CONCERT SERIESThis season-long concert series is free and appeals to all age groups, featuring top national music acts ranging from rock to hip-hop. Past acts included Vampire Weekend, Donovan Frankenreiter, Brett Dennen, and the Greyboy Allstars.When: November 28 (Aspen), February 13 (Aspen),

March 19 (Snowmass) and March 26 (Snowmass)Where: Aspen SnowmassCost: FREEContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

KIDS’ CLUB AT THE SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER Take the night off while your child has some fun with friends at the Recreation Center. Children will swim, play, create and watch a movie on the big screen in the gymnasium. Fee includes a pizza dinner, drinks, snacks & supervision. Reservations recommended. Ages 5-12. When: December 5, January 9, February 6 and March 6Time: 5:00pm-9:00pmWhere: Snowmass Village Recreation CenterCost: $40 for the 1st child and $20 for each additionalContact: 970.922.2240, snowmassrecreation.com

65TH WINTERSKÖL™ CELEBRATIONWintersköl™, Aspen’s annual “toast to winter,” dates back to a quiet January in 1951 when local Aspenites decided to celebrate Aspen’s unique Nordic lifestyle with an eclectic weekend of festivities. The four day celebration features on-mountain activities, Fat Cycle Challenge™, Soupsköl™, a canine fashion show, WinterFest, fireworks, and much more.When: Thursday, January 14 – Sunday, January 17Where: Aspen & SnowmassContact: 970.925.1940, aspenchamber.org

THANKSJIBBINGWatch skiers and snowboarders throw down for their piece of a cash purse. This invite-only rail jam will take place at 2:00pm at Snowmass Base Village with registration and practice from 1:00pm-2:00pm. Check out the post-Thanksgiving action at Base Village with kids’ activities, giant inflatable air bag hosted by AVSC, turkey bowling, restaurant Thanksgiving Leftover Challenge, live DJ and much more! When: Friday, November 27Time: 1:00pm-3:15pmWhere: Snowmass Base VillageContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

THANKSJIBBING LEFTOVER CHALLENGECome out and vote for your favorite chef in the free Restaurant Leftover Challenge. Sample an amazing array of dishes from local restaurants as they compete to create the best dish from Thanksgiving leftovers.When: Friday, November 27Time: 2:00pm-3:15pmWhere: Snowmass Base VillageContact: rachel.goodman@related.com

W I N T E R E V E N T SDates and events subject to change, visit gosnowmass.com for updates.

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ASPEN GAY SKI WEEKA full week of parties, live music, comedy, great dining and - of course - skiing and snowboarding on Aspen Snowmass’ famous terrain. When: Sunday, January 17 – Sunday, January 24Where: Aspen & SnowmassContact: gayskiweek.com

X GAMESThe world’s premier winter action sports event returns to Aspen Snowmass for its 14th year in a row. Watch as snowsports’ greatest athletes battle for glory in events including snowboard slopestyle, superpipe, snowmobile freestyle, big air and much more!When: Thursday, January 28 – Sunday, January 31Where: ButtermilkCost: Most events FREE to spectatorsContact: 970.923.1227, xgames.com

BUD LIGHT STREET RAIL FRIDAYSEvery Friday athletes showcase their creativity and skills in an urban inspired rail garden located on Fanny Hill in Snowmass. Athlete cash prizes, spectator giveaways, and the Little Rail competition (ages 12 and under) make this an event not to be missed.When: February 5, 12, 19 & 26; March 4, 11, 18 & 25Where: Fanny HillCost: Free to spectatorsContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

MARDI GRAS PARADE AND CELEBRATIONSnowmass celebrates 34 years of Fat Tuesday revelry with the biggest Mardi Gras bash in the mountains. From a mid-afternoon madcap parade to a fireworks show on Snowmass Mountain, this authentic fête offers Cajun fun for all ages. Parade begins at 4:00pm and fireworks begin at 7:30pm featuring musical accompaniment in the Snowmass Mall and Base Village.When: Tuesday, February 9Where: Snowmass Village Mall & Base VillageCost: FREEContact: 970.922.2233, gosnowmass.com

CHALLENGE ASPEN CHRIS BOVE MEMORIAL UPHILLThe 9th Annual Chris Bove Memorial Uphill race returns to Snowmass Mountain. This uphill event honors the memory of Chris Bove, a former ski instructor and supporter of Challenge Aspen, who passed away on the eve of the event in 2007. The uphill raises money for a scholarship in Chris’ name.When: Saturday, February 20Where: Snowmass Base Village to Elk Camp restaurantContact: 970.923.0578, challengeaspen.org

BUD LIGHT SPRING JAMThe 16th annual Bud Light Spring Jam boasts three weekends full of music, art and athletic competitions. March 18-27, enjoy the KickAspen Big Air and two Bud Light Hi-Fi Concerts at the base of Snowmass as well as the Banked Slalom and other fun events. Don’t miss the Core Party, a free concert in the center of downtown Aspen, on March 25. Learn to ride and slide rails and jumps from the pros in Snowmass’ beginner terrain park during Terrain Park Boot Camp; Saturday and Sunday of each weekend. When: Friday – Sunday, March 18-27Where: Aspen & SnowmassContact: 970.923.1227, aspensnowmass.com

EASTER SERVICE AT SNOWMASS CHAPEL Easter Sunday at the Snowmass Chapel features a 9:00am worship service with full choir and orchestra, followed by a children’s Easter Egg Hunt. An on-mountain Easter service is also held at noon at Gwyn’s High Alpine, weather dependent. When: Sunday, March 27Time: 9:00amWhere: 5307 Owl Creek Road, behind the Fire DepartmentContact: 970.923.6192, snowmasschapel.org

ANDERSON RANCH VISITING CRITIC LECTURE Phong Bui is an artist, writer, independent curator and former curatorial advisor at MoMA PS1, 2007 to 2010. He is also the Co-Founder, Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of the monthly journal, the Brooklyn Rail, and the publishing press, Rail Editions, as well as the Host/Producer of “Off the Rail” on Art International Radio. Bui also exhibits widely and teaches graduate seminars in M.F.A. Writing and Criticism and M.F.A. Photography, Video, and Related Media at the School of Visual Arts.When: Tuesday, April 5Time: 5:30pm-6:30pmWhere: Schermer Meeting Hall, Anderson Ranch Arts CenterCost: FREE. Followed by dinner in the Ranch Café, $20.

Dinner RSVP required by Friday, April 1.Contact: 970.923.3181, info@andersonranch.org

ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER SPRING OPEN HOUSECome one, come all! Enjoy the burgeoning spring season as Anderson Ranch opens its doors to the community in recognition of their Spring Artists-in-Residence. All are invited to tour the studios and view work by the residents, Ranch faculty and staff. There will be an art activity for children in Schermer Meeting Hall and a delicious dinner at 7:00pm in the Ranch Café. When: Tuesday, April 12Time: 4:30pm-7:00pmWhere: Anderson Ranch Arts CenterCost: FREE. Followed by dinner in the Ranch Café, $20. Dinner RSVP

required by Friday, April 8.Contact: 970.923.3181, info@andersonranch.org

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LIGHT UP THE NIGHT AT SNOWMASS CHAPELFriday, December 11, 5:30pm: Snowmass Village’s 3rd annual tree lighting ceremony at Snowmass Chapel sets the stage for a beautiful holiday season! Gather around the fire for a visit from Santa and Mrs. Claus, cookies, hot cocoa, carols and holiday cheer. Participate in the countdown for the lighting of the many trees that surround the beautiful Chapel grounds.

LETTERS TO SANTADecember 6-24: If your children have a Christmas wish, make sure the jolly old fellow hears about it by dropping off a note in his personal mailbox on the Snowmass Mall. Selected letters are published in the local newspaper, the Snowmass Sun.

ANDERSON RANCH ARTS CENTER HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSETuesday, December 15: Join Anderson Ranch for a magical winter evening celebrating the holiday season. Artists-in-Residence and staff offer artwork for sale directly from the studios. Enjoy art activities for children in Schermer Meeting Hall, s’mores around the bonfire and holiday dinner at 7:00pm in the Ranch Café. Sip and shop unique gifts in the ArtWorks Store too. Dinner RSVP required by December 11, call 970.923.3181.

SANTA’S VILLAGE & CAROLERS-A-CAROLINGDecember 21-24, 2:00pm-4:00pm: The North Pole comes to the Snowmass Village Mall and Base Village when Santa’s magical village opens to hear the last minute requests from girls and boys. Complimentary photos with Santa are offered daily. Hear all your holiday favorites December 23-24 as carolers stroll through the Snowmass Mall and Base Village.

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CHRISTMAS EVE AT SNOWMASS CHAPEL Thursday, December 24, 5:00pm, 7:00pm & 9:00pm: Christmas Eve at the Snowmass Chapel is the most special service of the year. The 5:00pm service is designed especially for families with children. At the 7:00pm and 9:00pm services you’ll see a chamber orchestra, choir, bells and candlelight, along with your favorite Christmas carols and seasonal readings.

NEW YEAR’S EVE TORCHLIGHT PARADE AND FIREWORKSThursday, December 31, 5:15pm with Fireworks at 10:00pm: Whether viewer or participant, the annual Torchlight Parade down Snowmass’ slopes looks magnificently luminous! Moms, dads and kids ages 8 and older are invited to join the trail of light down the mountain. Stick around as pyrotechnics illuminate the night sky later that evening. For more information, stop by the guest services information desk in the ticket pavilion on the Snowmass Mall or call 970.923.0560.

NEW YEAR’S EVE FOR V.I.K.s Thursday, December 31, 6:00pm-10:30pm: Kids will partake in a New York time zone New Year’s Eve celebration at the Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center. Crafts, cooking, carnival games, entertainment and fireworks on Fanny Hill at 10:00pm will highlight the evening. Dinner and supervision is provided. Pre-registration is required by December 29. Space is limited. Sign-up early by visiting viksnowmass.com.

For more information on these holiday events, visit gosnowmass.com.

Season: November 26, 2015 – April 10, 2016Base Elevation: 8,104 feet/2,473 mSummit Elevation: 12,510 feet/3,813 mVertical Rise: 4,406 feet/1,343 mTerrain: 3,332 acres/1,348 hectaresNumber of Trails: 94Miles/km of Trails: 150 miles/241 kmLongest Run: 5.3 miles/8.5 kmSteepest Runs: Gowdy’s and AMF - 40 degree slope angleTypes of Trails: Easiest - 6%; More difficult - 47%;

Most difficult - 17%; Expert - 30%Average Snowfall: 300 inches/762 cmSnowmaking: 256 acres/104 hectaresLifts: 21 Total

Uncrowded Slopes: On average 2 people per acreParks and Pipes: 3 terrain parks, 1 22-foot superpipe, 1 beginner pipeLodging: 95% ski-in/ski-out convenienceBest Known For: - Wide-open, groomed cruising - Late day fresh powder stashes - Renowned as one of the best family ski areas

in North AmericaBest-Kept Secret: - Enjoy lunch at the Lynn Britt Cabin - Ask about the daily “Noon Groom” - Take a short hike to Long Shot trail for an

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L O D G I N G M A PECONOMY1 Snowmass Inn (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.5025

MODERATE2 Aspenwood Condominiums (DR) 866.786.9101/970.923.88082 Aspenwood Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.44883 Holiday Inn Express Snowmass Village 800.525.9402/970.923.84004 Laurelwood Studio Suites 800.356.7893/970.923.31105 Lichenhearth Condominiums (DR) 866.956.6320/970.923.70765 Lichenhearth Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.44886 Pokolodi Lodge 800.666.4556/970.923.43107 Snowmass Mountain Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.44888 Tamarack 866.956.6320/970.923.70769 Willows (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.448810 Woodbridge Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.4488

DELUXE11 Deerbrook Townhomes 800.543.0839/970.923.586012 Destination Resorts Snowmass (DR) 866.956.6320/970.923.707613 The Crestwood Condominiums 800.356.5949/970.923.245014 First Choice Properties & Mgmt., Inc. (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.448815 Interlude Condominiums (DR) 866.356.7669/970.923.311015 Interlude Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.448816 Mighty Mouse Management 800.843.9018/970.923.185817 The Ridge Condos 800.843.9018/970.923.646418 Shadowbrook Condominiums 800.201.2391/970.923.850018 Shadowbrook Condominiums (FCP) 800.759.3686/970.923.448827 Snowmass Hospitality (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.502519 Snowmass Mountain Chalet (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.502520 Sonnenblick Townhouses 800.356.7893/970.923.311021 Stonebridge Condominiums 800.323.2577/970.923.432312 Stonebridge Inn 800.213.3214/970.923.707322 Terracehouse (DR) 866.956.6320/970.923.707622 Terracehouse (FCP) 844.970.2733/970.429.502523 Timberline Condominiums 800.922.4001/970.923.400024 Top of the Village 866.259.8397/970.923.367425 The Westin Snowmass Resort 800.525.9402/970.923.8200

LUXURY26 Alpine Property Management 800.543.0839/970.923.586027 Capitol Peak Lodge (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.502528 Chamonix 800.365.0410/970.923.323229 The Enclave 800.365.0410/970.923.323230 Hayden Lodge (SH) 844.970.2733/970.429.502531 Owl Creek Homes 800.365.0410/970.923.323232 The Residences at Snowmass Club 855.835.2624/970.923.081733 Snowmass Lodging Company 800.365.0410/970.923.323234 Viceroy Snowmass 877.235.7577/970.923.800035 Villas at Snowmass Club 800.804.7483/970.923.039136 Woodrun Place Condos & Residences 800.365.0410/970.923.323237 Woodrun V 800.718.3694/970.922.0017

DR = Destination Resorts; FCP = First Choice Properties; SH = Snowmass Hospitality

PUMP IT UP. GET INTO GEAR. GO WILD. GET READY.SUMMER IS COMING.

Winter in Snowmass naturally gets a lot of attention, but summer is magical. Get ready for a full schedule of activities and events that will take

your breath away (and we’re not talking about the altitude).

Right outside your door endless outdoor adventure awaits including biking, hiking, rafting and more. Or, enjoy special events ranging from wood-fired eats at Heritage Fire to downhill thrills at the Enduro World Series. You can test your mettle at Tough Mudder Colorado, rise to the occasion at the Snowmass Balloon Festival and put the accent on

pure fun at the Colorado Scottish Games.

All this and lots more in one spectacular setting.

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RETAIL & SPORT SHOPS81615 General Store (M) ......... 429.8305Accent on Wildflowers (M) .....923.4562Anadipsia (M) ............................. 923.4100Anderson Ranch Arts Center Artworks Shop/Gallery (O) .......923.3181Aspen Sports (M) ........................ 923.6111Aspen Sports (B) ......................922.0586Christy Sports (M) .....................923.2717D&E Ski & Snowboard Shop (M) .................................... 923.2337Daly Bottle Shop (M) ............... 923.4100En Jay Boutique (M) ................923.9268Foot Foundation at Christy Sports (M) ....................948.6218Four Mountain Sports (M) ...... 923.2337Four Mountain Sports (B) .......923.0430Four Mountain Sports (Two Creeks) .............................923.8740Four Mountain Kids (B) .......... 923.8700Gene Taylor Sports (M) ...........923.4336Generation Snowmass (B) ....... 922.7446Gorsuch (M)............................... 923.9673Grain Fine Food & General Store (M) .................... 923.4100Incline Ski & Snowboard Shop (M) .................................... 923.4726Local Color/Local Rebels (M) 923.6058North Face (B) ..........................923.0673Patagonia (M) ............................315-3364Performance Ski (B) ..................922.0697Rent Skis Gold (M) .....................315.3366Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory (M) ............................... 923.2875Sidewinder Sports (M) ............. 922.7433Snowmass Sports (M) .............. 923.3567Snowmass T-Shirt Company (M) ...........................922.0404Snowmass Trading Company (M) ............................923.9544Stay Tuned Ski & Sports (C) ................................. 429.4908Sundance Liquor & Gifts (C) .................................... 923.5890Sunglass Panache (M) ...............923.5886Sunset Ski (M) ........................... 923.3322Surefoot (M) ................................ 923.2131

SERVICESAspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) ........................ 925.5756Alpine Bank (M) (C) ................ 923.3600Aspen Snowmass Ticket Offices (B, M) ............................925.1220Blazing Adventures (M) ...........923.4544Challenge Aspen (M) ...............923.0578Clark’s Express (B) .......... 925.5295 x310Clark’s Market (C) .................... 923.9575Cleaner Express (C) .................923.3388Sharpshooter Imaging ................922.0471Snowmass Club (O) ................ 923.5600Snowmass Conoco (C) ............923.3346

Snowmass Village Recreation Center (O) ................................922.2240Snowmass Village Salon (M) ...923.9407Spa at Snowmass Club (O) ..... 923.5200Spa at Viceroy Snowmass (O) .......................... 923.8007The Village Locksmith (C) ........ 923.2351Town of Snowmass Village Offices (O) .................................923.3777Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center (B) ................... 923.TREE (8733)U.S. Post Office (C) ................. 923.2497

RESTAURANTS & BARS8K at the Viceroy (O) .............923.8008The Artisan, Stonebridge Inn (O) ................. 923.2427 The Bar at Wildwood (M) ..........923.8451Base Camp Bar & Grill (B) .....923.6000Bia Hoi (B) ........................855.303.4466Big Hoss Grill (M) ..................... 923.2597Double Black Noodle Bar ..........923.8451The Edge Restaurant /and Bar (O) ...............................923.4004Elk Camp Restaurant (S) ........923.0450Fuel (M) ..................................... 923.0091Gwyn’s High Alpine ....................923.5188Il Poggio (M) .............................. 923.4292Krabloonik Restaurant (O) ......923.3953Little Mammoth (M) ................923.8892Lynn Britt Cabin (S) ...................934.8715Mountain Bayou Bar & Grill (C) ...........................923.9553Nest (O) ................................... 923.8053New Belgium Ranger Station (M) .................................236.6277Pastore’s Taste of Philly (M) ...... 923.5711Ricard by Viceroy (B) ................429.4163Sage Bar & Living Room (O) ..................................923.0923Sage Restaurant (O) ................923.0923Sam’s Smokehouse (S) ..............923.8686Slice Italian Bistro (B) .............. 923-2743Slopeside Lanes (M) .................429.8839Snowmass Kitchen (M) ........... 923-8301Starbucks (M) .......................... 923.8306The Stew Pot (M) ..................... 923.2263Taster’s Restaurant (C) ............923.5250Two Creeks Café (S) .................923.8636Ullrhof (S) ..................................923.0400Up 4 Pizza (S) ........................... 923.0464Venga Venga & Venga Venga Express (M) ................................ 923.7777Vue Lounge (M) ........................923.8302Zane’s (M) ...................................923.3515

All zip codes are 970Locations: (B) = Base Village; (C) = Center; (M) = Mall; (O) = Other; (S) = Slope

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H E L P F U L N U M B E R SEMERGENCY 911ASPEN VALLEY HOSPITAL 970.925.1 120POLICE (NON-EMERGENCY) 970.923.5330 Dr. Mike Check M.D. 970.922.0784 Dr. Karina Redko D.D.S. 970.923.5777 Dr. Rachel Langsam D.C. 970.948.2583

MOVIE THEATERSIsis Theater (Aspen) 970.925.7584 Movieland (El Jebel) 970.920.1300 Wheeler Opera House (Aspen) 970.920.5770

RELIGIOUS SERVICESSnowmass Chapel & Community Center 970.923.6192 St. Benedict’s Monastery 970.927.331 1

GENERAL INFORMATIONEvents, Lodging, Activities 1.800.SNOWMASS (800.766.9627) After-hours Event Information (Recorded) 970.922.2300 Guest Services & Information 970.922.2233Ice Age Discovery Center 970.922.2277

VIDEO/DVD RENTALS/VIDEO GAMESSnowmass Conoco 970.923.3346

TRANSPORTATIONFree Snowmass Village Shuttle 970.923.3500 Colorado Mountain Express 800.525.6363High Mountain Taxi 970.925.TAXI (8294) Premier VIP Transportation 800.525.6363 Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) 970.925.8484Visit snowmasstransit.com for route maps, schedules and more.

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