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SUMMER 2013 THAT’S THE BEAUTY OF SNOWMASS. Tucked 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, slopeside lodging, new dining and amenities, and unparalleled adventures for families, couples, and friends are what you’ll find at this dynamic, world-class resort.

TREEHOUSE KIDS’ ADVENTURE CENTER Designed for kids of all ages, this amazing 25,000-square-foot facility in Snowmass Village, CO is sure to create a lifetime of memories. Open in both winter and summer, the unique design shares the wonder of the mountain environment in tactile, fun and educational ways for every family to enjoy. The Treehouse includes six age-specific, interactive, nature-themed rooms created to bring the outdoors inside. In addition, Ski & Snowboard Schools and Camp Aspen/Snowmass check-in, rental, retail and family aprés entertainment are consolidated under one roof. The Treehouse, conveniently located in Snowmass Base Village, is truly a world unto itself!

Be sure to check out Camp Aspen/Snowmass this summer, where adventure is the spirit! Camp Aspen/Snowmass provides a full day of excitement for kids ages one through fifteen. Offered Monday through Friday, June 3-August 30.

Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227 www.treehousekidsclub.com TREEHOUSE KIDS’ SNOWMASS DAILY ACTIVITIES ACES Nature Walk 10:00am ADVENTURE CENTER Anderson Ranch Arts Center Art Workshops Registration Required Climbing Wall 11:00am-3:00pm Hiking & Biking Tours By Reservation Camp Aspen/Snowmass 8:00am-4:00pm M-F Elk Camp Chairlift 10:30am-3:30pm (daily) Elk Camp Gondola 10:00am-4:00pm (daily) Eurobungy Trampoline 11:00am-4:00pm Fly Fishing Tours By Reservation Golf By Reservation Horseback Riding By Reservation Horseshoes Dawn to Dusk Hot Air Ballooning By Reservation Jeeping Tours By Reservation On-Mountain Nature Walks 1:00pm Overnight Camping Adventures By reservation, 4:00pm-9:00am Private Fishing Adventures 9:30am-1:30pm Ride the Gondola 10:00am-4:00pm Rock Climbing By Reservation Run & Gun Paintball Weekends 9:30am, by reservation Snowmass Disc Golf Daily Snowmass Private Adventures Private lessons available daily (Fishing, Mountainboarding, Biking, Skateboarding) Sunset Dinners By Reservation Tennis By Reservation Volleyball Dawn to Dusk Whitewater Rafting By Reservation

[All dates and events subject to change. Visit snowmasstourism.com for updates] DAILY ACTIVITIES Contact: Cost: When: live music, movies, Stryder Park andKidsPlayground. and adventures await you! Downhill biking,dinner, campfire, Gondola up Snowmass Mountain where numerous activities Valhalla Nights are here for summerfun!RidetheElkCamp VALHALLA NIGHTS Contact: Cost: Tickets: Where: Time: When: disc golf. mountain vistas, ortake itallinwhileyou enjoy agameof mountain biking,picnicamongst wildflowers andpanoramic the summit).Try outthefree guidedhikes andextensive up theElkCampGondola(andchairliftto Experience Snowmass inthe summertime with a shortride RIDE THEGONDOLA www.aspensnowmass.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), Please callfor pricing July 12&19, August 2,16,23&30 Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227 subject to change. Weekly andsummerseasonpasses available. Allpricing Bike Snowmass Tickets: Adult $38,Child$21 Adult (13+)$28;Child(ages4-12) $11;3&underFree Ticket office next tothegondola loading station Base Village 10:30am-3:30pm Elk CampGondola10:00am-4:00pm;chairlift 14-15, 21-22&28-29 June 22-September 2;weekends September 1-2,7-8, Elk CampGondolaandChairrundaily

Contact: 970.925.5756 Cost: Where: Time: 11:00am When: rapidly. Please dress appropriately. Snowmass’ extensive trail system. Weather can change around two hours,thesetours are anideal introduction to (ACES), naturalist-guided walks onSnowmass. Averaging local wildlife ontheseAspenCenter for Environment Studies Discover the beautiful sub-alpine forest while learning about RABBIT RUNTRAIL ON-MOUNTAIN NATURE WALKS: Contact: Cost: When: are available. Daly abound.Oneto five hour, full-day and overnight trips Roaring Fork Valley andSnowmass’ uniquestriped Mount wildflower meadows onaguidedride. Exquisite views ofthe Explore theserene beautyofSnowmass’ aspenforests and HORSEBACK RIDING FREE; Liftticket isrequired for gondola (Rabbit RunTrail) Meet at thetop of theElkCampGondola Daily, June15-September 2 Snowmass Creek Outfitters, 970.928.0723 Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544 Prices vary by tour Daily

visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subject to change, Contact: Cost: Where: When: and plentyofwater are recommended. beautiful scenery andlotsofelevation change. Hikingshoes never-ending challenge on diverse mountain terrain with Different courses are designed every season to ensure only place inColorado withtwo 18-holemountaincourses. Come enjoy oneofthefastest growing sportsat thefirst and SNOWMASS DISCGOLF Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: on wildflowers, animal tracks andbirds. Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) shares tips kid-friendly Snowmass Nature Trail. A naturalist from the Enjoy aneasy two-hour guidedwalk along thegentle, ACES NATURE TRAILWALK

970.923.0544 FREE. ElkCampGondolarequires liftticket Top oftheElkCampGondolato theSnowmass BaseVillage Mid-June -LaborDay 970.925.5756 FREE Snowmass Village Mall Meet outsidetheIce Age Discovery Center onthe 10:00am Daily, June15-September 2

Contact: Cost: When: Fork, Colorado, orArkansas rivers. record helpensure amemorable experience ontheRoaring equipment, exquisite scenery andanoutstanding safety Class IV+river trip. Skilledlocalguides, top-of-the-line Enjoy everything from agentle, scenic float to an extreme WHITEWATER RAFTING Contact: Cost: When: other Rocky Mountainwildlife. to goonforever! Look for elk,deer, bear, marmot,foxes and wildflower meadows andruggedmountains. The views seem vistas await you alongwithwilderness areas, high-alpine the region duringacomfortable, guidedjeeptour. Expansive Discover someofthemost picturesque andremote places in JEEPING TOURS www.blazingadventures.com Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544; Prices vary by package Daily www.blazingadventures.com Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544; Prices vary by tour Daily

DAILY ACTIVITIES DAILY ACTIVITIES Contact: Cost: When: its own uniqueallure. Ballooning isavailable year-round, witheachseasonholding of thelocalwildlife make thisa trulyspectacularadventure. Lofty, panoramic views ofthe Elk Mountains and glimpses HOT AIRBALLOONING Contact: Cost: When: with anexperienced guide. guided day triporreal adventure? Take ahike orbike tour and gentle, scenic paths for thewholefamily. Ready for a Trail, freeride trails withelevated bridgesand teeter totters network oftrails that includes thespectacularGovernment Camp Gondoladelivers ridersandhikers to anunbeatable to theRioGrande Trail andAspen.On-mountain,theElk single track. Checkoutthepaved path connecting Snowmass trails ranging from scenic paths andgentleroads to gnarly Snowmass’ extensive trail system boasts over 50milesof HIKING ANDBIKING Unicorn Balloon, 970.925.5752 Above It AllBalloon,970.963.6148 Prices vary by package Daily Snowmass Sports,970.923.3567 Gene Taylor Sports,970.923.4336 Four-Mountain Sports,970.923.2337 Camp Aspen/Snowmass, 970.923.1227 Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544 Aspen Sports,970.923.6111 Aspen/Snowmass, 970.923.1227 For rentals orguidedadventures: FREE trails Daily visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subjectto change, Contact: Cost: Where: When: and more. pricing), mountainboarding, fishing,skateboarding, paintball three activities–mountainbiking,camping(pleasecallfor and/or your family’s mountainexperience. Selectone, two or lesson. Let ouroutdoor adventure professionals guideyou Experience thethrill ofAspen/Snowmass withaprivate SNOWMASS PRIVATE ADVENTURES Friday, June3-August 30. www.aspensnowmass.com. available onSaturdays). Campis openMonday through provided from Aspenfor children 4years andolder(not rocket camps and much more! Free transportation is mountain biking,rafting, paintball,horsebackriding,fishing, overnight camping,mountainboarding, skateboarding, excitement for children agesonethrough fifteen andincludes Snowmass Village. CampAspen/Snowmass provides hoursof Adventure isthespiritat CampAspen/Snowmass, located in CAMP ASPEN/SNOWMASS Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227 Size limit:6 $99 for aonehourprivate lesson. $57/additional person; $249 for three hours,$449 for sixhours(upto 4people); Meet at theTreehouse Kids’Adventure Center 12:30pm-3:30pm or9:00am-3:00pm Daily, June24 -August 30at 9:00am-12:00pm,

Contact: Cost: Where: When: Elk CampGondola. Test your agilityontherock climbingwall at the top of CLIMBING WALL Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: treasure boxes. Allchildren must beaccompanied by anadult. unique vacation mementos suchashats, backpacks,and crafts hourfor children. Parents canjoininthefunto fashion The mountainsare sure to inspire uniquecreations at thisfree KIDS’ CRAFTS Contact: Cost: Times: Where: When: cross-country. Price includesbike, lesson, liftandbike haul. All levels ofoff-road bikingincludingsingletrack, downhill and MOUNTAIN BIKINGCLINICS Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227 TBD Top oftheElkCampGondola Daily, 11:00am-3:00pm www.snowmasstourism.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), FREE Treehouse Kids’Adventure Center, BaseVillage 4:00pm-5:00pm Every Thursday, June20–August 15 Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227 $129 9:30am–12:30pm. Pleasearrive 30minutes priorto lesson. Beginners MagicStore at thebaseofElkCampGondola Daily, June24 –August 30

Where: When: bar food andmore! OpeningJune1. bar, locallybrewed beers,wood fired oven pizzas,upscale Village Mall.Featuring 8full-sized lanes,loungearea withfull bowling alley located below Venga Venga in the Snowmass New! Try your handat some slopeside bowling at thenew SNOWMASS MOUNTAIN SLOPESIDE BOWLING ON Contact: Cost: Where: When: the trampoline. The world ofextreme sportsintroduces thishybrid of EUROBUNGY TRAMPOLINE Village Mall Underneath Venga Venga at theendofSnowmass Weekdays 5pm-midnight,Weekends 11:00am-2:00am Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227 TBD Base Village Daily, 11:00am-4:00pm

DAILY ACTIVITIES DAILY ACTIVITIES Contact: Just for Teens: August 5–8 Magic ofMusic&Dance Camp: July22–26 High Rocky Adventure: June 30–July3 Outdoor Adventure Camp:June17-21 up. Registration fees for allcampswillbeannounced soon. people withcognitive and/or physical disabilitiesages6and All ChallengeAspensummercamps are day campsfor own to share withyou at theendofabeautifulColorado day. community where they are free to create memoriesoftheir a knowledgeable staff and, for kids’camps,a safe, natural family. Ourweek-long campsprovide theperfect setting, art anddance enthusiast andtheoutdoor adventurer inyour Challenge Aspenhascreated summercampsfor themusic, CHALLENGE ASPEN CAMPS Contact: at theSt. Regis AspenandGolfClub. 10th AnnualVince GillandAmy Grant GolfClassic, July29-30. other celebrities, athletes, philanthropists andfriendsfor the Grammy® Award winning singersVince Gilland Amy Grant, horseback ridingandmuchmore. JoinChallengeAspen, art and staging a theatrical production to whitewater rafting, teens andinjured militarywithactivitiesranging from creating disabilities. Summerprograms include camps for children, educational experiences for anyone withcognitive orphysical Challenge Aspen provides recreational, cultural and CHALLENGE ASPEN [email protected] or 970.923.0578 Sally AnneHarrell, Programs Coordinator, 970.923.0578, www.challengeaspen.org

Contact: CHAMP CAMPSession 4:August 12–16 CHAMP CAMPSession 3:July8–12 CHAMP CAMPSession 2:June24–28 CHAMP CAMPSession 1:June10–14 recreational, educational andcultural activities. communication, anddailylife skillsthrough highlystructured Autism Spectrum with opportunities to improve in sports, Challenge Autism’s mission isto provide individualsonthe CHALLENGE AUTISM Contact: triumphsandtribulations.another’s their families/caregivers to bondandfind strength inone the gap. Group lunchesanddinnersallow participantsand lives, andcommunity-based activitiesare helpingto bridge society isanarea ofdifficultyin recently injured soldiers’ of thesecommunity-based programs. Reintegration into Military Opportunities) summercampstake fulladvantage live musicandactivities.The C.A.M.O. (Challenge Aspen Each summer, theRoaring Fork Valley isalive withfestivals, OPPORTUNITIES CHALLENGE ASPEN MILITARY [email protected], 970.923.0578 Brett Coleman, Program Director, [email protected], 970.923.0578 Dylan Braun, CAMOProgram Coordinator,

visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subjectto change, Contact: Cost: Where: When: team building,specialevents andmore. own group experience for birthdays, private parties, corporate on themountainfor ages10andolderadults.Designyour Snowmass offers anoutdoor paintball course andlotsofgames RUN &GUNPAINTBALL Contact: Cost: Where: When: semi-private andgroup lessons. Spaservices available. indoor courts available. Professional tennis pros offer private, surrounded by breathtaking views oftheElkMountainRange, lessons. For tennis, train ononeofthe11outdoor courts pro shop, premium club rentals and private and group area, golfclubhouse, BlackSaddleBar&Grille, fullystocked Amenities include a driving range and short game practice a 7,008-yard semi-private course designedby JimEngh. The 18-hole, par-72 Snowmass ClubGolfCourse boasts THE SNOWMASS CLUB -GOLF&TENNIS Aspen/Snowmass, 877.282.7736, 970.923.1227 Reservations required. $550 for upto 10people, $45for eachadditionalperson. Meet intheTreehouse Plaza,BaseVillage (or by appointmentfor private groups often ormore) Saturday -Sunday, 9:30am& 1:00pm Golf: 970.923.5700, Tennis: 970.923.5200 Various options available Snowmass Club Open May 4-October 13(weather permitting)

Contact: Cost: Where: When: public for lunchfrom 12:00pm-1:00pm. gourmet fare withartists at theRanchCafé opento the provide alively mid-day picnicandartauction.Enjoy fresh and local artists, while regular lunchtime auctionettes attendees bidonworks ofartfrom international, national on Saturday, August 10, draws international attention as faculty andvisiting artists. The 33rd AnnualArtAuction artists andcheckoutthebi-weekly lectures by renowned showcasing thework ofestablished andup-and-coming studios, browse theArtWorks Store, visitthegalleries Take aself-guided tour, see theartists at work intheir at thishistoric ranch-turned-visual artscommunity. Over 150summerworkshops available for artists ofalllevels ANDERSON RANCHARTS CENTER 970.923.3181, www.andersonranch.org All ageswelcome. Call orvisitwebsite for workshops and café prices. and Fire Station 5263 OwlCreek Road, next to theSnowmass Chapel open to the public. Auctionette 12:15-1:00pm. Auctionettes are free and 8/30,8/16, BBQ$10from 11:45am-12:15pm, Lunchtime Auctionettes: 6/14, 6/28, 7/12, 7/26, 8/2, Store OpenMonday–Friday, &Gallery: 9:00am–5:00pm Campus Tour: Tuesdays at 3:00pm Artists Lecture: Sundays &Tuesdays, 7:00pm

DAILY ACTIVITIES DAILY ACTIVITIES Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: open to thepublic. visiting artists, staff and students. Auctionettes are free and A great opportunityto buy originalartwork by Ranchfaculty, AUCTIONETTES ANDERSON RANCHLUNCHTIME Time: 7:00pm When: and opento thepublic. images oftheirwork andtheinspiration behindthem.Free Slide lecture seriesby faculty andvisitingartists sharing LECTURE SERIES ANDERSON RANCHFACULTY 8/22: Petah Coyne Marina Abramovic; 8/8: Xaviera DianaThater; Simmons; 8/15: 7/11: AngelOtero; 7/18: HernanBas,7/19: BillViola; 7/25: 6/13: Trevor Paglen; 6/20: Willie Cole; 7/5: Radcliffe Bailey; RSVP, 970.923.3181. and opento thepublic. Alllectures are at 12:30pm.Please of view from many internationally-recognized artists. Free Our Featured Artists Lecture Seriesintroduces diverse points LECTURE SERIES ANDERSON RANCHFEATURED ARTISTS 970.923.3181, www.andersonranch.org Free Anderson Ranch 11:45am-12:15pm BBQ($10),12:15pm–1:00pm Auctionette. Fridays: June14&28,July12 26, August 2,16,&30. (one Sunday lecture onJune2) Sundays andTuesdays, June–August

Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: Enjoy well-known campsongsandinteractive tall tales. the West to life inthiscozy earlyevening activityfor families. Join master storytellers andcroonin’ cowboys asthey bring FAMILY SING-A-LONG ANDSTORYTELLING Contact: 6-17 to explore theircreativity andhave funby makingart. summer. Artists andteachers encourage kidsandteens ages day children’s workshops inthevisual artsthroughout the Anderson RanchArtsCenter offers week longhalfandfull WORKSHOPS ANDERSON RANCHCHILDREN’S www.snowmasstourism.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), FREE, allageswelcome Snowmass Village Mall 4:00pm-5:00pm Every Wednesday, June19-August 14 970.923.3181. www.andersonranch.org.

non-denominational andopento all. you at Snowmass Chapel.Sunday 9:00amworship service is whoever you are, wherever you’ve been,there’s aplace for This summerthey are offering awidenumber ofofferings – adventure. Their purposeis to live thisadventure together. understand that like life, thefaith journey is anamazing faith traditions for more than20years. They’ve come to Snowmass Chapelhasbeenservingavast array ofChristian extraordinary lives! As the only Chapel in Snowmass Village, Helping families raise extraordinary kidsand kids lead SNOWMASS CHAPEL Contact: Cost: Where: When: and nature lovers. So, grab acopy andstrike outonyour own! No otherresort hassuchanoutstanding resource for animal all plantsandanimalsthat you mightglimpsewhileonavisit. guide and2006Colorado BookAwards winner dedicated to up Snowmass Village: Wild At Heart,the450-pagecolor field sauntering across thegolfcourse. Think we’re kidding?Pick Foxes at your window, elkgreeting your shuttle, coyotes Get upcloseandpersonalwithmothernature’s ambassadors. SELF-GUIDED HIKINGTOUR visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subjectto change, 970.923.3777 $34.95 the Roaring Fork Valley. Village, Amazon.com, or5otherbookstores/outlets in Pick upacopy at Sundance Liquor&GiftsinSnowmass Daily

[email protected], 970.300.1213. Director ofChildren Youth &Families, Snowmass Chapel, groups, meetings, and classes. Contact CharlaBelinski, Visit www.snowmasschapel.org for information on CampSMashbox.com for more information andto signup. to seewhat it’s allabout!Think. Play. Live. OUTSIDE! www. August 12-16. Contact [email protected] today summer: June17-21, July15-17 (3day overnight camp) and to hangwithapositive vibe. Three campsare offered this Chapel to offer kids K-6th grade a fun and exciting place This adventure campworks handinwiththeSnowmass SNOWMASS CHAPELCAMP SMASHBOX [email protected]. For information visitwww.snowmasschapel.org oremail July 8-12, 9:00am-12:00pm for kidsPre-K through 6thgrade. music, crafts, hiking, fishing, stories, faith and oodles of fun! This isaFREEcampfullofadventure anddiscovery. Includes FAITH” ADVENTURE DAY CAMPFOR KIDS SNOWMASS CHAPEL“MOUNTAINS OF

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[All dates and events subject to change, visit snowmasstourism.com for updates] JUNE 2013 JULY 2013 7-8 Snowmass Chili Pepper & Brew Fest Presents: 3 Snowmass Rodeo 40th Celebration Night Snowmass Mammoth Fest (10th Annual) 12-14 Master of the Mass 12-August 28 Snowmass Rodeo (every Wednesday) 19-20 Aspen Deaf Camp Picnic (Featuring Nitty Gritty Dirt Band) 20-August 15 Snowmass Summer of Free Music Series 20 Anderson Ranch 17th Annual Recognition Dinner Produced by JAS Aspen Snowmass 25-28 Snowmass Doubles Volleyball Presented by Spaulding 21-23 Kick My Snowmass (Kickball Tournament) & Misty May Treanor Junior’s Clinic 21-July 6 JAS Aspen Snowmass June Festival 26-28 4th Annual Snowmass Automobili Exotica 22 Elk Camp Gondola & Elk Camp Chairlift open 29-30 Challenge Aspen Vince Gill & Amy Grant Golf Classic AUGUST 2013 3-4 Power of Four Mountain Bike and Trail 50K Races 24 Chalk it Up! Sidewalk Art Competition 10 Anderson Ranch Arts Center Annual Art Auction and 28-September 2 41st Annual Motherlode Volleyball Classic Snowmass Culinary Festival 30-September 1 JAS Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Festival 14 Susan Komen TETWP (Tough Enough to Wear Pink) Rodeo Fundraiser 15-20 USA Pro Challenge (Snowmass Opening Activities and Stage 1) 17 Snowmass Rodeo /USA Pro Challenge SEPTEMBER 2013 7-8 Ragnar Relay Colorado 12-15 Rocky Mountain Ferrari Fall Foliage Tour 13-14 Snowmass Wine Festival 13-15 The 38th Annual Snowmass Balloon Festival 20-22 CU in Snowmass Rocky Mtn Conf Collegiate Cycling 21 The Golden Leaf Half Marathon 26-October 1 Aspen Filmfest 2013 Weekends in September – Elk Camp Gondola and Elk Camp Chair open for biking and hiking DAILY ACTIVITIES Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: courts anda10,000 sq-ftconcrete skate park. spa, four tennis courts, a basketball court, two sand volleyball Featuring four saltwater heated pools, includinganoutdoor group fitness classes, a climbing wall andabouldering cave. with full-size basketball andvolleyball court, aerobics room, indoor facility includescardio andweight room, gymnasium The award-winning andenvironmentally-friendly 18,000 sq-ft SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER Contact: Cost: Where: Rodeo: Time: When: evening. It’s Western Wednesday inSnowmass-rain orshine! a-long andmarshmallow roast complete aperfect Colorado something from thefullbar. After the rodeo, acampfire, sing- Scramble and Mutton Busting. Enjoy a terrific BBQ dinneror Racing andmore. Children canparticipate intheCalf Watch SaddleBronc andBullRiding,Team Roping, Barrel wholesome family entertainment andseeaREALRODEO. Snowmass Rodeo celebrates 40 years! Experience a night of SNOWMASS RODEO 970.922.2240, www.snowmassrecreation.com Day Passes: Adult, $15/Youth 2-17, $10 Club GolfCourse 2835 BrushCreek Road across from theSnowmass All day Daily 970.923.8898 www.snowmassrodeo.org VIP seating: $25adults,$20ages11-15, Children FREE $20 adults,$15ages(11-15), Children FREE Snowmass Village Rodeo Grounds -FREEParking 7:00pm –8:30pm Bar &ShoppingwithourVendors Gates openat 5:00pmfor Family Activities, BBQ, Every Wednesday, June12-August 28

Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: never stops inSnowmass! basketball courts, and two playgrounds for all ages - the fun soccer fields,skate park, tennis courts, sand volleyball and Still lookingfor more action? Checkoutthebaseballand SNOWMASS VILLAGE PARKS &RECREATION Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: tennis, volleyball, andmuchmore. activities, gymandfieldplayground, fieldtrips, rock climbing,swimming, hiking,arts&crafts, outdoor Valley. Activities willincludebutare notlimited to indoor well asotheramenitiesinthesurrounding Roaring Fork great facilities here at theSnowmass Recreation Center as for funfilleddays of recreation andadventure, utilizing our Village Recreation Center SummerCamp! Joinyour friends Register now, for a fun-filledsummer at theSnowmass SUMMER CAMP SNOWMASS VILLAGE RECREATION CENTER 970.922.2240, www.snowmassrecreation.com FREE Adjacent to theRodeo Lot All day Daily 970.922.2240, www.snowmassrecreation.com 10% discounts for multiplechildren summer for $1450 $45 DailyDrop in,10+days $35 Register for entire Golf Course Brush Creek Road across from theSnowmass Club 8:00am–5:30pm Monday -Friday, June5-August 23 visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subjectto change, Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: Snowmass. friendly area outside the venue. Produced by JAS Aspen face paintingandmore! Dogs are welcome inaseparate pet for purchase. Free Family FunZone featuring bounce house, ultimate alfresco experience. Beerandwineare available Bring along a blanket or low lawn chair and a picnic for the most distinguished rock, R&B, soul and Latin performers. art soundsystem, thevenue offers some ofthe country’s show) draws crowds by thethousands.With astate-of-the- This free Thursday nightconcert series(plusoneFriday FREE MUSICSERIES-PRODUCEDBY JAS SNOWMASS THURSDAY NIGHTSUMMEROF www.snowmasstourism.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), FREE Fanny Hill 6:15pm June 20&27, Friday, July5,

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Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: adventure for families orgroups. Reservations required. the magnificent ElkMountains complete thisidealdining campfire, live music,s’mores andagoldensunsettingagainst vistas ofMountDalyandadeliciousdinnerhotoffthegrill.A Burlingame CabinonSnowmass Mountainoffers sprawling Our evening jeep excursion and dinner at the historic SUNSET DINNERS Contact: Cost: When: guide. Afishinglicense is required for alltrips. of therivers undertheguidance ofyour local,experienced Try your fliesagainst trophy-size trout by floating down one rivers by theColorado DivisionofWildlife. Guided Float Trips: rivers, whichhave beendesignated as“GoldMedal”trout local guides,fishingeitherthe Roaring Fork orFrying Pan Guided Wade Trips: Spendahalforfullday withexperienced FLY FISHING www.blazingadventures.com Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544, Various packages available Snowmass Mall Meet at theBlazingAdventure Office onthe 6:00pm-9:00pm Daily Basalt, 970.927.4374 Aspen, 970.920.1128 Taylor Creek FlyShop: Blazing Adventures, 970.923.4544 Various packages available Daily

DAILY ACTIVITIES SPECIAL EVENTS Contact: Cost: Where: When: most prestigious epicurean events, just ninemilesaway. and lodgingconvenience whileattending oneof thenation’s foods from around theworld. Enjoy Snowmass’ scenic beauty authorities pourpremium winescomplementing specialty classes andspecialevents. More than300noted wine Thomas Keller andothersfor three inspiringdays ofcooking Join leading chefs like Mario Batali, Giada De Laurentiis, FOOD &WINECLASSIC INASPEN Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: year: camping! Formidable, AWOLNATION andmany, many more! New this the MoonwithKarl Denson’s Tiny Universe, STRFKR, The Joy a convenient, new location. Featuring Return to Darksideof tastings alongwithtwo days andtwo nightsofmusic,allin of thisColorado musicfestival. Joinusfor chili&brew along withSnowmass Tourism bring you the10thanniversary SBG Productions (Founder ofTelluride BluesandBrews) (10TH ANNUAL) PRESENTS SNOWMASS MAMMOTH FEST SNOWMASS CHILIPEPPER&BREWFEST

www.stayaspensnowmass.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), Various packages available Wagner Park, Aspen Friday -Sunday, June14-16 www.snowmassmammothfest.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), Ticket pricingvaries: $25-$80 Snowmass Village Mall-Fanny Hill&Snowmass Town Park See website for detailedschedule&pricing Friday &Saturday, June7-8 visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subjectto change, Contact: Where: When: educational center. Little Red Schoolhouse, alocalnonprofit childcare and bounce houses,andlive music. Proceeds benefitthe style barbeque, dunktank,softballgame, carnival games, Children’s Festival andCommunity Picnicwithfamily- FUN INTHESUN Contact: Where: When: prizes for thePlayer’s Choice Team Winner! $1000cashprizethe OlympkickGames! for thewinnerand all players willhave theopportunityto show offtheirskillsin pooled according to theirchosenlevel ofcompetition and and supportthe fight against pediatric cancer. Teams willbe Kickball players from all over thewest unite to play, party TOURNAMENT KICK MYSNOWMASS KICKBALL 970.923.5020, www.mylittleredschoolhouse.org Snowmass SoftballField Saturday, July13 www.kickmysnowmass.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), Snowmass SoftballField Sunday, June21-23

Contact: Tickets: Where: Jeff Hamilton Trio, Wil CampaysuGran Union. 29 &July7featuring RaulMidon, Karrin Allyson, JonCleary, JAS Café Downstairs @ the Nell: Contact: Time: When: Snowmass getyou there. let thepublicbusesrunningregularly between Aspenand and 360-degree magnificent mountainscenery. Relax and Stay inSnowmass Village andenjoy convenient lodging acts. Visit www.jazzaspensnowmass.org for fulldetails. Little Nell and nightly lawn parties prior to themain stage of intimate jazz concerts at the JAS Café Downstairs @ the Trucks Band, Naturally 7, and Pink Martini,along with a series Jackson Browne, BenHarper&CharlieMusselwhite, Tedeschi of headlineconcerts at theBenedictMusicTent including: The JAS Aspen Snowmass JuneFestival includes four nights JUNE FESTIVAL JAS ASPEN SNOWMASS (JAS) 866.JAS.TIXX, www.jazzaspensnowmass.org 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), www.jazzaspensnowmass.org Aspen (1.800.766.9627), www.snowmasstourism.com Lodging &Ticket Packages: 1.800.SNOWMASS Benedict MusicTent Performances (June 21-23&July 7) Friday -Saturday, June21-23 performances June26,28,

Registration: www.aspensnowmass.com Where: When: race. Parties andevents to behadall weekend long! difficulty, racers are onlyable touseonebike fortheentire will challenge even the ultimate trail riders. To add to the course and finishing with a super-downhill course, this race on across-country course, surviving anextreme downhill racers. From keeping speedonaflowing jumptrail, climbing over three days andwilltest theall-around skillsofthe This exciting mountainbike race iscomprised offour stages MASTER OFTHEMASS Contact: Cost: Where: When: Look for themini-festivals throughout thesummer. to lightclassical music’s subtlecurrents andconnections. concerts, talksandrelated events that addcontext andbring and Schoolalsoconducts themed,multi-day collections of includes more than350 events. The AspenMusicFestival since 1949. Today this glorious summer-long celebration have made a pilgrimage to Aspen/Snowmass each summer The world’s most accomplished andpromising musicians ASPEN MUSICFESTIVAL ANDSCHOOL Snowmass, On-mountain Friday -Sunday, July12-14 970.925.9042, www.aspenmusicfestival.com Various ticket prices The Wheeler Opera HouseinAspen Benedict MusicTent, HarrisConcert Hall, June -August

SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS Contact: Cost: Where: When: Space islimited. Dream Volleyball inGoldJunior’s Clinic&Tournament. time OlympicGoldMedalist, Misty May Treanor, for her aka Centre Court. Juniors,now’s your chance to jointhree the BeachFinalsonsand court inBase Village, There willbeplentyof spectating opportunitiesincluding the state, thecourts willbelocated throughout thevillage. organizers ofsomethelargest volleyball tournaments in tournament. Brought to you by Volleyball oftheRockies, Grab your teammate andsignupfor thisnew mountain PRESENTED BY SPALDING SNOWMASS DOUBLES VOLLEYBALL Contact: Where: When: sale now. Band, will surely be a highlight of the summer. Tickets on featuring BillyDean andheadliningby theNittyGrittyDirt Camp oftheDeafandHard ofHearing.This year’s event, the mapisback!Allproceeds benefitthe wonderful Aspen After a 15+ year hiatus, the event that John Denver put on (FEATURING NITTYGRITTYDIRT BAND) ASPEN DEAFCAMPPICNIC www.dreamingold.com 800.SNOWMASS, www.snowmassdoubles.com or No cost for spectators, participantsmay register online Snowmass Village, Town Park Friday, July25&26 Thursday - Sunday, July25-28.Dream inGold:Thursday & 800.SNOWMASS, www.deafcamppicnic.org Snowmass Village Mall–Fanny Hill Friday &Saturday, July19-20

visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subjectto change, Contact: www.aspensnowmass.com Where: When: mountains will certainly place this event in a unique category. one. The diversity oftheterrain andtacklingour four distinct Buttermilk, Aspen Highlands andAspenMountain)allinto the four skiareas ofAspen/Snowmass (Snowmass, These uniquemountainbike andtrail runningraces combine TRAIL 50KRACES POWER OFFOUR MOUNTAIN BIKEAND Contact: Cost: Where: When: on Saturday. The publiciswelcome at theCarExpo&Exotic CarShow road rally from Denver to Snowmass viaIndependence Pass. This event is presented by 3ZERO3Motorsports. Catch the AUTOMOBILI EXOTICA 4TH ANNUAL SNOWMASS Aspen/Snowmass Saturday -Sunday, August 3-4 [email protected] Max Gerson,3ZERO3Motorsports, 303.456.8383, Car Expo&Exotic CarShow are free Snowmass Village Friday -Sunday, July26-28

Contact: Cost: Where: When: programs ofAndersonRanchArtsCenter. around thecountry. Allproceeds benefit theeducational artwork created by artists from throughout thevalley and both thesilentandlive auctionsisadiverse collection of atmosphere withafunpicniclunch.The artwork offered in bid onmore than200 pieces ofartin afestive community and supporters come to the Ranch campus to peruse and lively summerseason.Hundreds ofcollectors, artenthusiasts fundraiser oftheyear and along-standing highlightofthe The celebrated AnnualArtAuction istheRanch’s largest ANNUAL AUCTION &COMMUNITY PICNIC ANDERSON RANCHARTS CENTER33RD Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: plates from over 20localchefs,paired withwineandspirits. demos andthePalette ofPairings, which features small spectacular highalpinescenery. Highlightsincludecooking Delicious food, wine, andspiritsagainst thebackdrop of the SNOWMASS CULINARY FESTIVAL www.andersonranch.org $15/adult, kids12& underfree Auction free andopento the public;picniclunch and Fire Station 5263 Owl Creek Road, next to theSnowmass Chapel Live Auction beginsat 1:30pm auction, picnicandlive auctionpreview beginat 11:30am. Saturday, August 10. Registration begins at 11:00am.Silent www.snowmasstourism.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), from theAndersonRanchArtsAuction) $45 at thedoor($10discount withanauctionpaddle Snowmass Mall 4:00pm-6:00pm Saturday, August 10

Contact: Cost: Where: When: start onAugust 15. traveling to Breckenridge. Activities buildingupto the race with Tuesday’s August 20Stage 2starting inAspenand race ontheopeningday oftheevent, Monday, August 19, portion ofSnowmass. Aspen/Snowmass willhost thecircuit Snowmass withacircuit race that willtake cyclists into a The USA Pro Challenge will start its 2013 event in Aspen/ USA PROCHALLENGE Contact: Cost: Where: When: Wear Pink? family andfans across America.Are you Tough Enough To support that reaches beyond therodeo arena to competitors, TETWP™ campaigns,spreading amessage ofhopeand movement hasinspired othersportscommunities to own community to rally against breast cancer. The grassroots TETWP™ was created for the rodeo and the western TETWP ™(TOUGH ENOUGHTO WEARPINK) www.snowmasstourism.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), Free to spectators Snowmass Village Thursday-Tuesday, August 15-20 www.komenaspen.org, RSVP to [email protected] snowmassrodeo.org/tickets.html (friends &family) $12,NormalFees-go to www. Breast Cancer Survivors entryFREE,Co-Survivors Snowmass Rodeo Grounds Wednesday, August 14

SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: different divisions at parksall over theAspenarea. legends of the game, and top amateurs competing in 20 all over theUSand Canada,includingbeachprofessionals, “volleyfest” withupwards of600teams participating from in thecountry, theMotherlode Volleyball Classic isasixday One ofthelargest pro-am beachdoublesVolleyball events VOLLEYBALL CLASSIC 41ST ANNUAL MOTHERLODE Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: chalk isprovided to eachartist. 12 andundercanwina$100savings bond.Apalette offree $100 for third place andfor thePeople’s Choice Award. Kids for theopencategory for first place, $200 for second and Snowmass MallandBaseVillage. Prizes of$500are awarded piece ofchalkart that comes alive onthesidewalks ofthe to put their creative juices to the test by drawing a unique sidewalk artevent. Artists ofallagesandabilitiesare invited Chalk ItUp. This chalkartcompetition isaoneof kind Snowmass iscallingoutto allcreative typesto come and CHALK ITUP www.motherlodevolleyball.com FREE for spectators Main Championship Courts: Koch LumberPark, Aspen All day Wednesday -Monday, August 28-September 2 www.snowmasstourism.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), Free Snowmass Village MallandBaseVillage 9:30am-3:00pm Saturday, August 24

Contact: www.ragnarrelay.com Cost: Where: When: wild sideasyou traverse through therocky mountain state. your runningcalendarset;now’s your chance to find your leap frog to Vail andfinishupinSnowmass, Colorado. Get Colorado. This runningevent willstart inBreckenridge and and 11pals,day andnight,through theRocky Mountains in PICTURE THIS:A200milerunning relay that takes you RAGNAR RELAY COLORADO Contact: Tickets: Where: Time: When: org for fulldetails. Snowmass area hasto offer. Visit www.jazzaspensnowmass. and more. When you aren’t at theshows enjoy alltheAspen/ selection offood andbeverage vendors, crafts, kidscorner & The MagneticZeros, Journey &more. Enjoy anextensive Nocturnals, Jason Mraz, Keith Urban, Train, Edward Sharpe will feature headline performances from Grace Potter & The of Colorado’s premier musicextravaganzas. This year’s event Festival, takingplace inSnowmass Village, Colorado, isone The hottest 72 hoursofthesummer!The JAS LaborDay LABOR DAY FESTIVAL JAS ASPEN SNOWMASS (JAS) $1380 perteam/$115 perrunner Breckenridge to Vail to Snowmass, CO September 7-8 www.jazzaspensnowmass.org 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), 866-JAS-TIXX, www.jazzaspensnowmass.org Snowmass Town Park See website for scheduleandtimes Friday -Sunday, August 30–September 1

Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: on andofflike colorful stars. brightly colored balloonslightupthe night sky andtwinkle Saturday Evening Glow, barbecue, and free concert where that covers thewholeRoaring Fork Valley. Highlightsinclude days, 30pilotscompete inchallengessuchasadistance race highest-altitude balloonevents inthecountry. Over three The Snowmass BalloonFestival fillsthesky withoneofthe BALLOON FESTIVAL 38TH ANNUAL SNOWMASS Contact: Cost: Time: Where: When: charitable fund. live music.Proceeds supporttheSnowmass Rotary Club’s Course Wine Dinner, Grand Tasting, Silent Auction and and thebrilliantfall foliage oftheRocky Mountains.Four- and enjoy live musicwhilesavoring thecrispmountainair learn from wineandfood professionals inanintimate setting world anddelectablecuisinefrom local chefs.Interact and Celebrate over 300extraordinary winesfrom around the SNOWMASS WINEFESTIVAL

www.snowmassballoon.com 1.800.SNOWMASS (1.800.766.9627), FREE Snowmass softballfield Balloon Glow: Saturday, 7:00pm Friday -Sunday, 7:30am-10:30am Friday -Sunday, September 13-15 970.379.6577, www.snowmasswinefestival.com Dinner: $125/pp; Festival: $70/pp inadvance; $80at thedoor Friday Dinner:6:30pm;Saturday Festival: 1:00pm-5:00pm Snowmass Village Mall Friday -Saturday, September 13-14

visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subjectto change, Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: and Europe. continental United States, Hawaii, the southern Hemisphere tournament that attracts nearly50teams from allover the Aspen, Colorado. AspenRuggerfest isaworld class rugby on thefamed rugby fieldsinthe world-renowned resort of teams inbattle for theRuggerfest titleandbragging rights at the Annual Ruggerfest. Come see some of the best rugby Football Club, host a weekend packed with rugby excitement National Champions,The GentlemenofAspenRugby ASPEN RUGGERFEST Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: and carshow displaying theseextraordinary vehicles. and includesacarrally to thewinecountry ofPaonia, CO from Denver to Snowmass Village viaIndependence Pass This exciting event begins withthedramatically scenic drive FALL FOLIAGE TOUR ROCKY MOUNTAIN FERRARI www.aspenrugby.com FREE for spectators Wagner Park, Aspen All day Thursday - Sunday, September 12-15 www.snowmasstourism.com FREE for spectators Snowmass Village soccer field Car Show September 14,2:00pm-5:00pm Thursday -Sunday, September 12-15

SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: begins April15. roads. Race willbecappedat 1000runners.Registration Snowmass Village to Aspenover scenic mountaintrails and Trail RunnerMagazine, thisevent isarunningrace from Dubbed oneofthemost beautiful races inthecountry by THE GOLDENLEAFHALFMARATHON Contact: Where: Time: When: Country andDownhill. the sport’s future pros inalldisciplines.Event includesCross of riding in the Rockies. Come out and cheer on some of mountain bike event inSnowmass to capoffagreat season The University ofColorado Boulderishosting thisexciting MOUNTAIN BIKERACE CU INSNOWMASS COLLEGIATE 970.925.2849, www.utemountaineer.com Prices to bedetermined Fanny Hillstart 8:30am Saturday, September 21 www.snowmasstourism.com Snowmass Village All day Friday -Sunday, September 20-22 visit snowmasstourism.com for updates All dates andevents subjectto change, Contact: Cost: Where: When: presentations. Fullprogram available LaborDay. interact withvisitingfilmmaker guests, andotherspecial along withpreviews of bigfall releases, opportunitiesto tone, Filmfest showcases new features anddocumentaries, filmmaking at itsfinest. Intimate inscaleand celebratory in productions from around theworld, Filmfest champions of allagesandtastes. With anemphasisonindependent offers a feast offilmand fall colorthat satisfies film lovers Coinciding withAutumn’s changingleaves, AspenFilmfest ASPEN FILMFEST 970.925.6882, www.aspenfilm.org TBD. Year-round membershipsare available Carbondale: Crystal Theatre Aspen: Wheeler Opera House Thursday -Tuesday, September 26-October 1

21 &22and2829, extending thefall season. - September 2andonweekends ofSeptember 7&8,1415, Elk CampGondolaandChair willrundailyJune22 mountain bike trails are accessible geared for every level. The in September. A full system of downhill and cross country summit now running seven days aweek andevery weekend the ElkCampGondolaandchairliftto the Experience Snowmass inthesummertimewitharideup DAILY ANDEVERY WEEKENDINSEPTEMBER THE ELKCAMPGONDOLA&LIFTTO RUN from 11:00am-2:00am. open June1,weekdays from 5:00pm-Midnightandweekends oven pizzas, upscale bar food and more! Itis scheduled to lounge area withfull bar, locally brewed beers, wood-fired Snowmass Village Mall. Featuring eight full-sized lanes, a alley below Venga Venga Cantinalocated at the endofthe Try your handat someslopesidebowling at thenew bowling OPENING INSNOWMASS THIS SUMMER NEW SLOPESIDE BOWLING BOUTIQUE WHAT’S NEWTHISSUMMER www.slicesnowmass.com. lift, onthetop floorofthe Red Barn,next to BaseCamp Base Village between the Gondola and Village Express activities. By theslice orenjoy the wholepie. Located in Slice also delivers to your door or boxed “to-go” for mountain mountain views and five flat-screen TV’s for entertainment. contemporary Italiancuisine&artisanpizzaswithincredible Fresh, funandfamily oriented, Slice offers adeliciousarray of restaurant from theowners ofBaseCampBar&Restaurant. Slice Red Barn Pizzeria NEW INBASE VILLAGE will beserved from 10:30amto 3:30pmbeginningJune22. certified building. The restaurant willbeopendailyand food on themountainandisAspenSkiingCompany’s fifthLEED as thecenterpiece ofSnowmass’s summertimeactivities August 2,16,23&30. The new Park andKidsplayground onFriday evenings July12&19 and downhill biking,dinner, campfire, live music,movies, Stryder that debuted thiswinter. Summerevening activitiesinclude with Valhalla Nights,anextension ofthepopularUllrNights The THE NEWELKCAMPRESTAURANT VALHALLA NIGHTS FRIDAY EVENINGS AT Elk CampRestaurant is a new pizza and Italian food willopenfor evening activities Elk CampRestaurant serves

WHAT’S NEW ICE AGE DISCOVERY Tuesdays, June18-August 20. www.snowmasstourism.com or call970.922.2277. and opento thepublic.For more information visit is heldat the Ice Age Discovery Center andisfree the fossil excavation at Zeigler Reservoir. The series to better understand thedeveloping science from visitors andresidents withbackground information This 9 week mini-series is designed to provide MINI SERIES COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE information: [email protected] contribute aqualitydigpit(location TBD). For more process works. The Aspen Skiing Company will also hand to show andexplain how the bone preservation Discovery Center ontheMallwithaninterpreter on Nature &Science, whichwillbehousedintheIce Age fossil preparation station, thanksto Denver Museumof Additionally, Snowmass Tourism isadding anactual the museum. number ofspecieswillgrow aswork continues at animals from thesite have beenidentified,andthe site inthespring/summer 2011. Twenty sixvertebrate in theworld. Intotal, 5,400 boneswere pulledfrom the It islikely thebest highelevation Ice Age site anywhere estimate itcould beas oldas130,000 to 150,000 years. site is more that 45,000 years old, and geologists site anywhere. Initialradiocarbon dating indicates the the largest collection ofMastodon bonesfrom asingle series ofIce Age ecosystems that hasalready yielded Reservoir nearSnowmass Village. The site isacomplex the largest-ever fossil excavation project at Ziegler The Denver Museum of Nature & Science has completed

Contact: Cost: Where: Time: When: Snowmass Ice Age Discovery. Science will lead a two hour walk looking into the Studies trained by theDenver MuseumofNature & A naturalist from theAspenCenter for Environmental ICE AGE DISCOVERY WALK Free admission. Contact: 970.922.2277. Open daily, June1-October 1from 10:00am-5:00pm. for kidswithplentyofthingsfor adultsto enjoy too. Ice Age Discovery Center ontheSnowmass Mallisbuilt educational panelsandinteractive programming. The Snowmass Ice Age discovery through creative displays, Museum ofNature &Science andlearnthestory ofthe Wooden Mammoth Skeleton. See video from Denver Touch amastodon tooth. Wonder at ahalf-sized 6-foot CENTER SNOWMASS ICEAGE DISCOVERY 970.925.5756 FREE on theSnowmass Village Mall Meet outsidetheIce Age Discovery Center 1:00pm Daily, June 15-September 2

FAMILY REUNIONS WEDDINGS CORPORATE EVENTS

Snowmass is inspirational. Whether you are a professional meeting planner, an individual planning a social gathering or a newly engaged couple looking for that special location to exchange vows- Snowmass provides the perfect backdrop for gatherings that inspire. With over 70,000 square feet of indoor meeting space and a myriad of outdoor venues, the team at Snowmass Tourism will turn your vision into reality.

So why come to Snowmass if meetings or social functions are the only thing on your group’s agenda? The answer is simple- endless outdoor activities and convenience. From world-class fly fishing, white water rafting and mountain biking to our endless array of hiking trails and first-rate golf, there is no shortage of things to do in Snowmass. Add to that Wednesday night Rodeo, free Thursday night concerts and the Aspen/Snowmass airport located just 6 miles from the village, it is no wonder that our groups come back year after year.

WE ARE HERE TO HELP! For more information visit www.snowmassgroups.com, or call 1.800.598.2009 SNOWMASS GROUPS SNOWMASS After the summer concerts and festivals have come to an end, the snow begins to fly in the Elk Mountain Range leaving behind some of the best powder in the world. Aspen/Snowmass, one of the most highly regarded North American resorts, invites you to experience epic turns, relaxation and winter adventure in the Rocky Mountains. Historically known as a family resort, Snowmass maintains its ties to kid-friendly adventure, while continuing to make a name for itself in the freeride world. With some of the best steeps, a slew of parks and pipes to choose from, fabulous beginner and intermediate terrain, an adaptive recreation program located slopeside and a host of capital improvements, Snowmass offers something for everyone. Non-skiing visitors can choose from a variety of recreational and cultural pursuits including shopping, spa experiences, snowshoeing, dog-sledding, cross-country disciplines, nature tours, cooking classes and more. Did we mention the long list of FUN and FREE special events? On-mountain concerts and holiday celebrations bring an exciting scene to Snowmass while adding value to your vacation. Plan ahead for your winter getaway and enjoy a snowmassive rocky mountain experience.

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LOCAL LISTINGS LODGING MAP

ECONOMY 1 Snowmass Inn 800.843.1579/970.923.3900 2 Willows 877.734.7771/970.924.6006

MODERATE 33 Laurelwood Condominiums 800.356.7893/970.923.3110 4 Lichenhearth Condominiums 877.734.7771/970.924.6006 5 Pokolodi Lodge 800.666.4556/970.923.4310 6 Snowmass Mountain Condos 877.734.7771/970.924.6006 7 Tamarack Townhouses 800.922.7242/970.923.7076 8 Wildwood Lodge 888.627.8264/970.923.8200 9 Woodbridge Condominiums 877.734.7771/970.924.6006

DELUXE 10 Aspenwood Condominiums 877.734.7771/970.924.6006 11 Deerbrook 800.543.0839/970.923.5860 ext.0 12 The Crestwood 800.356.5949/970.923.2450 13 First Choice Properties 800.759.3686/970.923.4488 14 Interlude Condominiums 800.356.7893/970.323.3110 15 The Ridge 970.923.6464 16 Shadowbrook Condominiums 800.201.2391/970.923.8500 17 The Westin Snowmass 970.923.8200 18 Snowmass Mountain Chalet 800.843.1579/970.923.3900 19 Mighty Mouse Management 800.843.9018/970.923.1858 20 Sonnenblick Condos 877.734.7771/970.924.6006 21 Stonebridge Condominiums 800.323.2577/970.923.4323 22 Stonebridge Inn 800.922.7242/970.923.7077 23 Terracehouse 877.734.7771/970.924.6006 24 Timberline Condominiums 800.922.4001/970.923.4000 25 Top of the Village Condominiums 800.525.4200/970.923.3673 26 Snowmass Hospitality 877.734.7771/970.924.6006

LUXURY 27 Alpine Property Management 800.543.0839/ 970.923.5860 ext.0 28 Capitol Peak Lodge 877.734.7771 /970.924.6006 29 Chamonix 800.365.0410/970.922.4983 30 Hayden Lodge 877.734.7771 /970.924.6006 31 The Enclave 800.365.0410/970.922.4983 32 Owl Creek Homes 800.365.0410/970.922.4983 33 Snowmass Club Villas 800.804.7483/970.923.0391 34 Snowmass Lodging Company 800.365.0410/970.922.4983 35 Viceroy Snowmass 866.326.8765/970.923.8000 36 Woodrun Place 800.365.0410/970.922.4983 37 Woodrun V Townhouses 800.718.3694/970.923.5021 38 Westin Snowmass 866.837.4246/970.923.8200 ECONOMY 1 Snowmass Inn 800.843.1579/970.923.3900 2 Willows 877.734.7771/970.924.6006

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BASE VILLAGE PARKING

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WESTIN SNOWMASS CONFERENCE CENTER

SNOWMASS PARKING LOTS FREE VILLAGE SHUTTLES (www.tosv.com for schedule) REGIONAL RFTA BUSES (www.rfta.com for schedule)

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TOWN PARK STATION HELPFUL NUMBERS EMERGENCY 911 ASPEN VALLEY HOSPITAL 970.925.1 120 POLICE (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

BABYSITTING SERVICES Snowmass Babysitting List 1.800.SNOWMASS (800.766.9627)

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

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

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

VIDEO/DVD RENTALS/VIDEO GAMES Village Market 970.923.4444 Snowmass Conoco 970.923.3346

TRANSPORTATION Free Snowmass Village Shuttle 970.923.3500 Colorado Mountain Express 800.525.6363 Gray Line Bus Service 877.277.3690 High Mountain Taxi 970.925.TAXI (8294) Premier VIP Transportation 800.525.6363 Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) 970.925.8484

I-70 Glenwood Springs I-70

To Grand Junction From Snowmass: To Eagle Airport & Denver •116 miles to Grand Junction From Snowmass: •67 miles to Eagle Airport •125 miles to Walker Airport 82 •196 miles to Denver •220 miles to Denver International Airport Carbondale

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Woody Creek

SNOWMASS Brush Creek Road VILLAGE 82

Aspen Airport Only 6 miles from Snowmass Aspen Only 9 miles from Snowmass

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