The closest airport is Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE), located about 35 minutes from Vail. Denver International Airport (DEN) is another option and is approximately a 2 to 2.5 hour drive, depending on weather and traffic.
Eagle County Airport offers seasonal direct flights from select major cities, while Denver International Airport offers frequent nonstop flights from most major U.S. cities year-round. Flight schedules can vary by season, so booking early is recommended.
Vail is very walkable, and many guests find they do not need a rental car if staying in town. There are shuttle services, private transportation options, and complimentary in-town buses that make getting around easy.
Mountain weather can change quickly, so layers are key. Even in summer, mornings and evenings can be cool, and in winter, temperatures can vary throughout the day. Comfortable shoes and a light jacket are always recommended.
Vail sits at approximately 8,150 feet above sea level. Guests are encouraged to stay hydrated, limit alcohol the first day, and allow time to acclimate upon arrival.
Vail Village and Lionshead offer walkable access to shops, dining, and activities, while Beaver Creek provides a more secluded, resort-style experience. Complimentary buses and short rideshare trips make travel between areas simple.
Transportation details will be shared closer to the wedding weekend. If shuttles are provided, pick-up locations and times will be listed on the website.
Vail offers hiking, biking, gondola rides, fly fishing, spa experiences, shopping, and excellent dining. Seasonal activities and local recommendations will be available on the wedding website.
Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended for exploring town, and guests attending outdoor events should consider stable footwear suitable for grass, gravel, or mountain paths.
Yes, Vail and the surrounding areas have grocery stores, pharmacies, and convenience shops easily accessible by car or public transportation.