Aspen Highlands Ski Resort
Nestled in the Elk Mountains of Colorado, Aspen Highlands stands out with its impressive 122 slopes and a total of 5 lifts, providing access to a variety of terrains that cater to all skill levels. The resort's base starts at 2451 mts and reaches up to 3559 mts, offering a significant 1108 mts of vertical drop that challenges even the most seasoned skiers. The renowned Highland Bowl is a testament to the thrilling experiences awaiting adventurers.
Just a short drive from the charming village of Aspen, visitors can also explore the nearby White River National Forest, a natural paradise that enhances the region's appeal. Aspen Highlands is not just known for its slopes but also for hosting prestigious events like the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen, adding an extra layer of attraction. The combination of challenging slopes, breathtaking scenery, and cultural events makes Aspen Highlands a top destination for winter sports enthusiasts.
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December 10, 2023
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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)
How many Slopes does Aspen Highlands have?
Aspen Highlands has a total of 122 slopes that allows skiers and snowboarders to enjoy its journey over its snow.
How many lifts does Aspen Highlands have?
Aspen Highlands has a total of 5 lifts. This allow skiers and snowboarders enjoy their day in its 122 slopes.
How high is Aspen Highlands from base?
Aspen Highlands altitude at base is 2451 mts, having is top altitude level at 3559 mts
What is the vertical drop at Aspen Highlands?
Aspen Highlands has a total vertical drop of 1108 mts, this is the result of a ski resort top altitude of 3559 mts minus the base altitude that is at 2451 mts in this ski resort.