ASPEN MOUNTAIN, celebrating over 60 years of skiing, was originally known as Ajax Mountain. Rising out of the heart of downtown Aspen and famous for its steeps, bumps and incredible views, ASPEN MOUNTAIN is exhilarating for skiers and snowboarders alike.

SNOWMASS perhaps the most popular of the four resorts in the Aspen Area, offering trails from easy to expert, ASPEN SNOWMASS is a long-term vision coming to life. A new base village and mountain plan to match your passion for skiing and snowboarding.

	ASPEN MOUNTAIN	ASPEN SNOWMASS
Area	673 acres	3,128 acres
Base Elevation	7,945 feet	8,104 feet
Summit Elevation	11,212 feet	12,510 feet
Vertical Rise	3,267 feet	4,406 feet
Number of Trails	76	90
Types of Trails	Easy 0% Moderate 48% Difficult 26% Expert 26%	Easy 6% Moderate 50% Difficult 12% Expert 32%
Steepest Trails	Silver Queen	Gowdy's & AMF
Lift Total	8 Surface Lifts 0 Chair Lifts 5 Express Lifts 2 Gondolas 1	23 Surface Lifts 4 Chair Lifts 6 Express Lifts 7 Gondolas 2

BUTTERMILK, world class and welcoming. Home of the ESPN Winter X Games through 2010 (for an unprecedented run of NINE consecutive years!), Buttermilk also welcomes beginners. Less experienced skiers and riders cruise wide, rolling trails while experts jib in the terrain park.

ASPEN HIGHLANDS - This Mountain has some of the steepest runs in Colorado. If you are an expert skier, you must hike the ASPEN HIGHLANDS bowl! Complimentary snow cat rides to the point where the ridge gets too narrow. Hike from there to Filip’s Leap or Boxcar or jump in wherever you’d like.

	ASPEN BUTTERMILK	ASPEN HIGHLANDS
Area	435 acres	1,010 acres
Base Elevation	7,870 feet	8,040 feet
Summit Elevation	9,900 feet	11,675 feet
Vertical Rise	2,030 feet	3,635 feet
Number of Trails	44	131
Types of Trails	Easy 35% Moderate 39% Difficult 26% Expert 0%	Easy 18% Moderate 30% Difficult 16% Expert 36%
Steepest Trails	N/A	Go-Go Gully
Lift Total	9 Surface Lifts 4 Chair Lifts 3 Express Lifts 2 Gondolas 0	5 Surface Lifts 0 Chair Lifts 2 Express Lifts 3 Gondolas 0