Things To Do

Silver Queen Gondola

At 11,200 feet in elevation, once you reach the top of Aspen Mountain you can enjoy lunch at the Sundeck, scenic views, hiking, games, bluegrass on Sundays, and the highest disc golf course in North America. Silver Queen Gondola Hours: 10 am - 4 pm (last ride down at 4:30 pm) sight-seeing passes are available from $33 Open: June - October Check aspensnowmass.com for exact dates Call 970.925.1220 or visit www.aspensnowmass.com/fourmountains/aspen-mountain/

Maroon Bells

Shuttles run from 8am-5pm daily, reservations required. For vehicular access, $10 reservations required and cars must enter before 8am for a morning visit or after 5pm for an evening visit. Rent a bike or e-bike and travel up the beautiful 8-mile road to experience the Bells. For more information go to https://www.aspensnowmass.com/visit/activities/ https://aspenchamber.org/plan-trip/trip-highlights/maroon-bells

Pine Creek Cookhouse

Drive or bike to explore the historic Ghost Town of Ashcroft Enjoy lunch and take in the views at Pine Creek Cookhouse. Reservations recommended. Maroon Bells summer/maroon-bells/getting-here Ashcroft/ Pinecreek Cookhouse 970.925.1044

Smuggler Trail

Moderate, with 800 sqft in elevation gain and about 1.5 miles to the Observation Deck Easy to get to from town with nice views of Aspen and the surrounding valley ~1 hour

North Hunter Creek Trail

over the river, 5 miles Go out far enough and you’ll find old mining cabins and great views of Elk Mountains Note: Trailhead is somewhat hidden behind apartment buildings

American Lake trail

Moderate, almost 2,000 in elevation gain, 6.4 miles Enjoy the wildflower meadows on this high alpine trail above the ghost town of Ashcroft

Aspen Art Museum

Aspen Saturday Market

Enjoy an impressive selection of fresh, local produce, crafts, and more as well as food purveyors to grab a coffee or snack while you peruse. Saturday's June - October from 9 am - 3 pm along Hopkins Ave, between Hyman & Galena

Aspen Historical Society (Archives & Administrative Offices)

Tour the 1887 built Victorian museum to learn about Aspen's history from the mining era, through the establishment of the ski resort until today. Walking and hiking historic tours available throughout the summer Call 970.925.3721 or visit www.aspenhistory.org/