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The Innsbruck
233 W. Main St., Aspen
www.theinnsbruck.com
(970) 925-2980
(866) 925-2980
Newly remodeled residence hotel situated within easy walking distance from the slopes and downtown. |
Molly Gibson Lodge 101 W. Main St., Aspen 800.356.6559; 970.925.3434 A true Aspen Value featuring complimentary breakfast and courtesy shuttle. |
Aspen Snowmass Hospitality 970.923.0850 A renaissance is bringing a new luxury vacation experience to Snowmass Village, the premier multi-season, family-orientated Rocky Mountain destination resort in the Colorado mountains. |
Mountain Chalet Aspenwww.mountainchaletaspen.com 888-925-7797 The Mountain Chalet is one of the few remaining old-time ski lodges in Aspen. We proudly offer a comfortable visit at a good value. Since 1954 when Ralph Melville opened his dream lodge right downtown between the two ski lifts, the Melville family has happily served Aspen visitors. |
Aspen Square 617 E. Cooper, Aspen 800.862.7736; 970.925.1000 The condominium Hotel in the heart of Aspen. |
Hotel Aspen 110 West Main St., Aspen 800.527.7369 Ideally located on Main Street, within walking distance from the Mall, Music, and Tent. |
St Moritz Lodge 334 W. Hyman Ave., Aspen 800.817.2069; 970.925.3220 Aspen's Economy Lodge, easy access to shuttles, Cont. Breakfast, free internet. |
Lift One 970-925-1670 or 800-543-8001 Deluxe one and two bedroom condos in downtown Aspen. |
Frias Properties of Aspen 970.920.2010; 888.898.3120 We offer luxury condos and homes as well as a 28 room bed and breakfast style hotel on the mall in downtown Aspe |
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There’s something for everyone in Aspen, Colorado, from stunning natural surroundings and an urban cultural scene to world-class shopping, delicious dining, and a rocking nightlife. Outdoor enthusiasts rave about the diverse and easy-to-access mountain biking/hiking trails, families love the bustling downtown atmosphere and gorgeous parks, and thinkers flock to Aspen for the intellectual atmosphere. Aspen is the summit of good living in the Rockies. | | 1. Aspen offers great summer activities! | | Aspen Golf and Tennis Club
www.aspenrecreation.com
970.925.2145
1000 Truscott Place
Aspen, CO 81611
The Aspen Golf Club, ranked as the #21 Best U.S. Municipal Golf Course by Golfweek Magazine for 2009-10, provides a challenging 18-hole course set in the heart of the Rockies, just minutes from downtown Aspen. This 7,156-yard championship course is complete with a PGA award-winning pro shop, lessons, driving range, chipping and putting greens, cart rental and full-service locker facilities. Instruction is available by PGA staff. Don't forget to stop by the fabulous Red Mountain Grill for a tantalizing array of fine foods and beverages. Avalanche Outfitters
(970) 963-1144
www.redstonestables.com
Horseback riding, overnight pack trips, fly-fishing and big and small game hunting for all experience levels. The Maroon Bells • Among the most photographed peaks in North America. Can be reached by bus throughout the summer. 970.925.8484 Silver Queen Gondola • Ride the Silver Queen Gondola 2.5 miles from the heart of Aspen to the 11,212-foot summit of Aspen Mountain. Capture spectacular views at the Elk Mountain Range, participate in various on-mountain activities and fuel up at the Sundeck. Purchase a weekly or season pass and enjoy gondola rides on both Aspen Mountain and Snowmass. Gain an elevated perspective at Aspen/Snowmass this summer – your adventure is waiting to happen. 877-282-7736 Independence and Ashcroft Ghost Towns • Aspen/Snowmass' real heritage can be experienced touring the ghost towns of Independence and Ashcroft, where weathered cabins have stood their ground for more than a century. A "resident ghost" leads tours and shares stories about the towns' histories. 970.925.3721 Compromise and Smuggler Mine Tours • Accessed via 180 guage tour cats towed by an electric locomotive. Maps of Aspen's vast underground workings, along with silver ore samples and mining equipment, depict life in the mines. 970.925.2049 Blazing Adventures • Jeep Tours, Whitewater rafting and outdoor adventures. 970.923.4544 ACES Guided Nature Walks • Learn about the native trees, birds and animals that thrive in the high-alpine environment on a naturalist guided tour on Aspen Mountain. • 970.925.5756 Aspen Paragliding • Launch off Aspen Mountain and experience the thrill of free flight. 970-925-6975 Aspen Art Museum – a non-collecting institution presenting the most important contemporary art from around the globe, tours, art talks and workshops. Free Admission. 970-925-8050
Aspen Historical Society – Explore Aspen’s colorful past on guided tours in two museums, two ghost towns, archives and more. 970-925-3721
| | Events are subject to change. Go to www.aspenchamber.org for even more event listings and updated schedule Aspen Cycling Festival - Ride for the Pass May 19
A charity bike race/recreational ride to benefit the Independence Pass Foundation. The Ride follows the traditional route from the Winter Gate, 4 miles east of Aspen to the Independence Ghost Town. The ride gains approximately 2,500 feet of elevation from 8,500' to 11,100' over a 10 mile course.
www.independencepass.org
The Aspen Cycling Criterium May 20
Part of the 2011 Rocky Mountain Cup presented by PreRace.com, is not your typical 4 corner race, try 10! This fast paced, energy packed bicycle race is held in the heart of downtown Aspen and runs heats of athletes at speeds of 28 mph and higher around a .9 mile track with sharp curves on road bikes. $8000 Prize Payout!
Outside in Aspen June 8-10
An adventure filled weekend brought to you by Outside Magazine and the Aspen Chamber! Follow us on Twitter @OutsideinAspen or Facebook, search "Outside in Aspen Weekend" and like us.
Outside in Aspen Triathlon, June 9
An 800-yard indoor pool swim, seventeen-mile bike to the Maroon Bells, and a four-mile run in the Elk Mountain Range and scenic Maroon Creek Valley. Great for both beginners and experts. 970-429-2093 outsideinaspen.com
Food & Wine Classic in Aspen June 15 - 17
The nation's premiere culinary event. Celebrity chefs and wine experts from across the country showcase their passion for food, wine and entertaining. Go to the website for a full schedule of events and package pricing.
Aspen Summer Words, June 17-22
Aspen Summer Words Writing Retreat and Literary Festival is a top-rated, six-day celebration of words, stories, and ideas with renowned authors, editors, agents, and guest musicians. 970-925-3122 aspenwriters.org
Aspen Environment Forum June 22-25
Aspen Institute Aspen Institute
Jazz Aspen Snowmass June Festival, June 22-July 7
Four nights of headline concerts at the Benedict Music Tent, weekly JAS Café Downstairs @ the Nell Jazz performances, free concerts & other special events. 970-920-4996 jazzaspensnowmass.org
Theatre Aspen: Avenue Q, June 25 - July 21
Winner of three Tony Awards, including Best Musical. A laugh-out-loud musical about the timeless story of finding one's "purpose" in the most unusual ways. PG13. 970-925-9313 theatreaspen.org
Aspen Music Festival and School, June 28 - Aug. 19
Sixty-Third Season: The 63rd season welcomes the brilliant maestro Robert Spano as music director and explores the theme "Made in America," showcasing music inspired by the sights, sounds, and sensibilities of our great country. 970-925-9042 aspenmusicfestival.com
Aspen Ideas Festival 2012 June 27 - July 3
Aspen's Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration July 4
Downtown Aspen, Aspen celebrates Independence Day with a whimsical twist. Approximately 20,000 residents and visitors come together to honor the nation's birthday in true American style. Festivities include a parade, U.S. Airforce jet flyby, concerts, a kid's bicycle rodeo, and spectacular fireworks over Aspen Mountain.
Aspen Santa Fe Ballet Presents Summer Dance, July 6 - Aug 31
Classically trained dancers perform a contemporary repertoire by globally significant choreographers. 970-925-5770 aspensantafeballet.com
Theatre Aspen: How I became a Pirate, July 10-Aug 8,
Yo-ho the swashbuckling musical! Sail off on a fantastic excursion when a band of pirates seek the perfect spot to bury their treasure. For all ages. 970-925-9313 theatreaspen.org
Aspen Race for the Cure, July 14
Race or Walk 5K, 10K, Family Fun 1-mile & Paws Dog Walk-Walk/Run in celebration of a cancer survivor, remember and honor those that have lost their battle…and advocate for a world without breast cancer. Impact. Make One. 970-920-0250 komenaspen.org
Theatre Aspen: The 39 Steps, July 24-Aug 18
Winner of 2 Tony Awards, this is a fast-paced, Hitchockian whodunit for anyone who loves the magic of theatre! Witness over 150 characters played by 4 actors! 970-925-9313 theatreaspen.org
10th Annual Aspen Arts Festival July 28 - 29
Wagner Park
Aspen Rotary Club Ducky Derby August 11
Rio Grande Park
Aspen/Snowmass Ride for the Cure, August 18
100-mile, 100-kilometer & Family Fun Ride. The only century ride dedicated exclusively to fighting breast cancer at the community and research level. Impact. Make One. 970-920-0250 komenaspen.org
Aspen/Snowmass Women's Pro Challenge, August 20-23
Coinciding with the men’s USA Pro Cycling Challenge, the Aspen/Snowmass Women’s Pro Challenge boasts major upgrades in 2012, expanding from a three to a four-stage event for 80 elite or professional women racers, doubling the number of participants from last year. Stage 2 is a 35 mile circuit race around scenic Snowmass (8/21). Last year Kristin Armstrong (Olympic Gold Medalist) won this stage from a two-woman breakaway. 1-800-SNOWMASS aspenwomensprorace.com
USA Pro Cycling Challenge, Aug 22-23
America's most demanding bike race will span seven days, cover nearly 600 miles, feature the world's best pro riders and both end and begin a stage on Main Street in downtown Aspen. 970-925-1940 aspenupcc.com
Power of Four Mountain Bike Race, Aug 25
This race's unique course will require participants to conquer pieces of Aspen, Snowmass, Buttermilk, and Aspen Highlands. A mix of terrain covering more than 10,000 feet of climbing will make the race an absolute epic. 970-925-1220 aspensnowmass.com
Aspen Backcountry Marathon, Aug 26
Utilizing the amazing trails that surround Aspen, this full marathon is run almost exclusively on dirt trails. The diversity and elevation gain will challenge even the well trained athlete. The race is open to individuals and relay teams. 970-429-2093 aspenbackcountrymarathon.com
40th Annual Motherlode Volleyball Classic, Aug 30-Sept 3
Eighteen different divisions of play at seven sites see 700 teams from all over the country square off. Admission is free, and food and beverage concessions and music are on site. motherlodevolleyball.com
Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Festival, August 31 - Sept. 2
Three days of world-class concerts on multiple stages, eclectic food/beverage vendors and more. Past performers include Steely Dan, Black Eyed Peas, Bob Dylan & many more. 970-920-4996 jazzaspensnowmass.org
Forty-Fifth annual Aspen Ruggerfest, Sept 13-16
The world's only all-age, full-contact rugby tournament. Champion rugby is on display for four full days, rain, snow, or shine. aspenrugby.com
Aspen Filmfest 2012, Oct 1-7
A feast of full length features and documentaries from around the world. Post screening dialogues, premieres, surprise films, sneak previews and parties to enjoy the full festival experience. Program to be announced in September. 970-925-6882 aspenfilm.org
John Denver Week, Oct 10-13
An array of events from concerts to picnics to pay tribute to John Denver. All events support the expansion of John Denver’s music, causes, and ideas. 970-987-2759 john-denver.org | | MAP OF THE AREA | | |
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