There is something almost surreal about watching a group of people dance together in the middle of a Colorado ski resort while wearing headphones. There is no large sound system filling the village with music, no traditional concert stage and no obvious explanation for why everyone seems to be moving to a different beat. Yet that is precisely what makes Silent Disco in Vail such a memorable winter experience.
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There are certain moments in a mountain town when an event becomes part of the story of the place itself. The reopening of Dobson Arena in Vail is one of those moments. After undergoing a transformation of more than $55 million, the longtime Vail venue is preparing to welcome the community back with a new identity as a modern sports and entertainment facility, and the first major concert inside the renovated arena will bring together three names deeply connected to American roots music: Trampled by Turtles, Old Crow Medicine Show and Lindsay Lou.
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There is something special about the beginning of winter in Vail. The first snow settles over the mountain, the ski season begins to take shape, and Vail Village starts to transition from the quieter rhythm of fall into the energy that defines winter in the Rockies. Skiers return to the slopes, restaurants and bars begin welcoming winter guests, and the village becomes a place where spending the afternoon outdoors naturally turns into an evening of food, drinks and live music.
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There is a particular kind of traveler who comes to Vail looking for something beyond a large resort hotel.They want a place with character. A hotel where the architecture feels connected to the mountains, where the lobby feels more like a gathering place than a convention space, and where walking outside puts you directly into the rhythm of Vail Village
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Snow tubing is a beloved activity enjoyed by both skiing enthusiasts and non-skiers alike. Fortunately, numerous Colorado ski resorts offer their own tubing hills or have nearby privately operated tubing facilities. These select ski resorts proudly present tubing hills right on their mountains, ensuring convenient access to the thrill of snow tubing. While most are situated near the resort’s base, some are higher up and accessible via a chairlift. Additionally, there might be other nearby tubing options waiting to be discovered. Booking in advance might be necessary, so it’s advisable to check the official website for reservation details.
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Breckenridge, Colorado, is renowned as a world-class skiing destination—but what if you don’t ski, or want to slow down from the high-speed slopes? You’re not missing out. Winter in Breckenridge delivers magic beyond skis: serene landscapes, thrilling non-ski activities, cozy evenings, and rich local culture. Whether you’re traveling with family, seeking a quiet escape, or just curious, there are countless ways to make your snowbound getaway extraordinary. Below are 18 winter activities that let you embrace snow, scenery, and excitement—no ski poles required. Along the way, you’ll find packing tips, best times, and insider info to make your experience smooth and memorable.
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Vail is known around the world for skiing, mountain scenery and luxury resorts, but there is another side of the destination that becomes especially apparent when you walk through Vail Village and Lionshead: shopping. Among the boutiques, galleries and designer stores, jewelry shops occupy a particularly interesting place in the Vail experience. Some specialize in fine jewelry and luxury watches, others focus on contemporary designs or mountain-inspired pieces, while several offer estate jewelry, rare gemstones and one-of-a-kind creations.
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Winter Park Resort is a top-tier destination for ski enthusiasts worldwide, nestled in the heart of the Colorado Rockies. With over 3,000 acres of diverse terrain and some of the best snow conditions in the state, this resort promises an unforgettable experience for all skill levels. Whether you’re a beginner or an expert skier, Winter Park has something unique to offer. Let’s explore why this resort stands out as a premier destination for winter sports.
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Après-ski is one of the great pleasures of spending time in Vail. When the lifts begin to slow down and skiers make their way back toward the villages, the character of the resort changes. Ski boots and helmets give way to cocktails, beer, wine and dinner, while patios, bars and restaurants begin to fill with people talking about the day on the mountain. In Vail, après-ski is not simply what happens after skiing; it is part of the destination’s social culture and one of the easiest ways to experience the personality of the resort beyond the slopes.
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There is a side of Snowmass Village that has little to do with skiing and everything to do with creativity. Tucked into the Rocky Mountains about 15 minutes from Aspen, Anderson Ranch Arts Center has been part of the cultural landscape of Snowmass since 1966, bringing together artists, students, instructors and visitors in an environment where art is not simply displayed but actively created. Its five-acre campus includes 14 ranch buildings, studios, exhibition spaces and outdoor sculpture, creating a setting where the surrounding mountains become part of the experience.
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