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Welcome to Snowmass Village! Whether this is your first time in town or you’re a veteran Snowmass guest, new experiences await you this year. The Aspen Skiing Co. has expanded Snowmass’ ski terrain, the mall has some new faces in it, and the Base Village project seems to be moving forward once again. Over the next few pages you’ll be able to read about those changes and much more, including ideas for entertaining your kids, activities on and off the mountain, a calendar of events, and an exhibit of paintings by local artists. Our goal is that you find this guide entertaining and helpful during your stay in Snowmass Village. We hope that you and your family will find what makes Snowmass special to you, or discover something new and fall in love with it all over again.
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May your stay be merry, bright and full of snow, Jill Beathard Editor
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2012-13 season
brings change in Snowmass Village
When it comes to the ultimate skiing adventure for the entire family, it’s hard to beat Snowmass. And according to the ratings for the 2012-13 season by various magazines and reader surveys throughout the country, there’s a reason why the mountain ranks so high. As a way to keep the mountain up to par with locals and guests alike, improvements are always made to make the experience that much more enjoyable, and this year is no exception. Here’s some new stuff you’ll see on the mountain this year:
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DID YOU KNOW? Snowmass Village has been receiving accolades for the 2012-13 season from snowboarding and skiing magazines to reader survey praises. The following is a rundown on Snowmass’ rankings for the 2012-13 season to date: #1 in the Transworld Snowboarding Resort Poll — Aspen/Snowmass as a whole took the top spot. To make it as one of the 10 best, a resort has to rank high in both the park and pipe categories, as well as in other crucial areas such as nightlife, snowfall, vibe, lodging, food, etc. And, Transworld readers gave Snowmass ski area No. 1 for terrain parks. #8 resort in the West according to Ski Magazine’s reader survey and rated:
Elk Camp Restaurant The new restaurant at the top of the Elk Camp Gondola was just finished in time for this ski season, and with it comes some new on-mountain activities. Elk Camp Restaurant will be open Friday nights starting Dec. 28 and will offer sledding and ice skating too.
Burnt Mountain Expansion The Aspen Skiing Co. worked this year to thin trees on Burnt Mountain east of Long Shot, adding 230 acres to its skiing terrain. The expansion boosts Snowmass’ terrain to 3,362 acres, the
• #2 — for Family Programs
second-largest ski area in Colorado. The backcountry-like terrain
• #4 — Grooming
will be patrolled for safety and is accessed by a short hike from
• #6 — Lifts
Long Shot.
• #6 — Service
Snowmaking Improvements
• #8 — On-Mountain Food
This change might not be as obvious, but Skico made an
• #7 — Lodging
agreement this year with Snowmass Water and Sanitation to use
• #6 — Terrain Parks
water from Ziegler Reservoir to make snow. Using stored water
• #8 — Overall Satisfaction
as opposed to pumping it from Snowmass Creek will allow the
* #10 — Terrain Variety
company to make snow when conditions are most optimal—when
#2 resort in Freeskier — The editors picked Aspen-Snowmass as the second-best resort in North America. They also ranked the resort as having the fourth-best terrain park.
temperatures are low and weather is dry—and continue making it later in the season.
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In town Changes have been happening in town as well. BASE VILLAGE has finally found an owner/developer once more. The deal, transferring ownership once again to Related Cos., closed in late September, and some minor improvements were completed in time for this ski season. Use the Arrival Center to drop off skiers by car and to access lifts from the Base Village bus stop. The WESTIN and WILDWOOD are newly renovated hotels on the Mall. Whether you’re staying in one or not, there are many amenities to check out, including a slopeside bar and new hotel restaurants. The lobby of the Westin Snowmass Resort.
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Sledding in the Wild Krabloonik Restaurant will be open on weekends after Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 22. For more information, call 970-923-3953.
Krabloonik Restaurant and Dog Sledding offers tradition, spectacular mountain views Dogsledding dates back more than 10,000 years
and heralds the first known teamwork between man and animal.
Now in its 39th year, Krabloonik Restaurant
and Dog Sledding offers a chance for guests to experience this honorable Alaskan tradition by
creating a home for dogs born and bred to run and
by sharing with guests the unparalleled excitement of sledding in the wild.
Krabloonik also upholds a tradition of fine
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mountain dining, delighting guests with spectacular
views, exquisitely prepared wild game and an awardwinning wine list. All is savored in the midst of
Krabloonik sled dog teams, leaping and howling in anticipation of the run.
More than 200 dogs live in the kennel adjacent to the
restaurant and provide the pulling power for dog sled
The dog sled rides can be booked during the winter
months, beginning in late November and running through April.
Each ride includes a lunch or dinner in the restaurant. Dogsledding tours are available morning, afternoon
and twilight.
rides through the wilderness area.
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The ‘fifth mountain’ Nordic tips Aspen/Snowmass Nordic Trail system offers 60 kilometers of free groomed crosscountry trails in the area. Find maps at the Aspen or Snowmass nordic center, located on their respective town golf courses. >>> Snowmass Cross-Country Center offers lessons and ski and snowshoe rentals and is open daily. Call 970-923-5700. >>> The Aspen Cross-Country Center offers nice, flat trails for novices and also offers rentals and lessons. Call 970-925-2145. >>> Ashcroft Ski Touring is located about 11 miles south of Aspen via Castle Creek Road. A true escape, the private enterprise charges a trail fee of $15 per day for adults; $10 for half a day. Kids under 12 and seniors 65 to 69 pay $10. Seniors 70 and over pay $5 per day. Call 970-925-1044. BACKCOUNTRY TOUR: If you’re considering heading into the backcountry, think about hiring an experienced guide. Aspen Expeditions has years of experience under its belt. Call 970-925-7625; or visit aspenexpeditions.com. Also Aspen Alpine Guides: 970-925-6618; aspenalpine.com.
Discover Aspen/Snowmass’s cross-country network on skis or snowshoes The alpine offerings of Aspen/Snowmass are
so plentiful that sometimes visitors forget to
explore the miles and miles of groomed nordic trails that we like to refer to as our “fifth mountain.”
What makes our nordic skiing special is that
you can access the groomed trails from just
about anywhere and access is free. Well, free
from having to buy a trail pass, as most nordic areas around the world require.
Many of these trails are equally suitable for
snowshoeing. The following pages list our top 10 favorite trails in the area for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
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Top 10 cross-country and snowshoe trails in Aspen/Snowmass 1| Owl Creek Owl Creek is a 9-mile intermediate crosscountry and snowshoeing trail, with most of the trail good for beginning with occasional hills that add some difficulty. This scenic trail connects Aspen and Snowmass Village, hugging the south side of the Roaring Fork and Owl Creek valleys. Most skiers use this trail as a casual tour with a lunch break and light touring gear. The easiest and most popular stretch of trail runs from West Buttermilk Road to the Snowmass CrossCountry Center. How to get there: From Snowmass Village — Snowmass Village Trail or Snowmass Cross-Country Center. Follow signs. From West Buttermilk Road — Drive through the main Buttermilk parking lot from Highway 82 to West Buttermilk Road at the far right corner of the lot. The Owl Creek Trail crosses 1.4 miles up the road, by a small parking area on the right. From Tiehack — Experienced skiers can ski from the base of Tiehack up along the right side of the alpine trail to the Oregon Trail toward and across Main Buttermilk. From Aspen Golf Course — Access Tiehack through the James E. Moore Trail and new Tiehack Nordic Bridge.
2| The Terminator The Terminator is an advanced 3-mile loop that winds around the Two Creeks development. It is an exciting trail for advanced cross-country skiers. The loop also can be used to access the Owl Creek Trail,
which is an intermediate trail. How to get there: From Snowmass Village — Snowmass Village Trail or Snowmass Cross-Country Center. Follow signs.
3| James E. Moore Trail The James E. Moore Trail is a 2-mile beginner trail. It’s a short loop and connecting trail to the high school, Iselin and Owl Creek trails. The loop is a favorite because of its winding hills. The trail and loop wind through open sage areas that are home to deer, fox and other wildlife. How to get there: Take the roundabout pedestrian underpass. Or, from the parking lot at the Aspen Golf Course, cross under Highway 82 on foot and go 200 feet to the left (east). Free bus service is available.
4| Aspen Golf Course and Cross Country Center
scenic route around the perimeter. It’s a 2-mile route, and there is free bus service to get there. How to get there: Free bus service.
6| North Star Nature Preserve Loop If you’re looking for a light, easy trail that’s a little longer than a mile, try the North Star Nature Preserve Loop. Cross-country skiing and snowshoeing are one of the few uses permitted on this flat, open meadow property close to the Roaring Fork River. How to get there: Go 1.5 miles east of Aspen on Highway 82 and look for the small parking area on the right.
7| Rio Grande Trail The Rio Grande Trail is a popular walking, skiing and snowshoeing trail that leads you up to 20 miles one way from Aspen to Basalt.
The Aspen Cross-Country Center is at the
The trail is mostly flat that meanders through
Aspen Golf Course, 1 mile west of Aspen off
the quiet woods and open sage areas. Because
Highway 82. This made the list because it
this trail is easy, marked and not groomed, it
offers ski lessons, tours, a retail shop, rentals,
offers the opportunity to have an adventure in
a lounge, lockers, snacks and videos. It also
a more primitive setting.
offers beginner trails, free bus service and easy access to other trails. How to get there: Free bus service is available.
5| Bernese Boulevard Bernese Boulevard is a great trail for dog
How to get there: The eastern end starts behind the Aspen Post Office. Free bus service is available.
8| Benedict Trail The Benedict Trail is an intermediate trail 1.5 miles from Ute Avenue to North Star
owners and their furry friends because it is
Nature Preserve. This section of trail serves
located on the Aspen Golf Course and is a
as a connection from the east end of Aspen to
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the preserve. It is narrow, winding and mostly in the trees. However, a small portion of this trail is subject to avalanche danger. How to get there: Follow Ute Avenue to the Ute Trail parking lot, then up a public access 100 yards to where the trail crosses. Free bus service also is available.
9| Maroon Creek Trails The Maroon Creek Trails are accessed from the Tiehack Nordic Bridge or from the Buttermilk base area. Adventurers also can reach these trails from the Aspen Golf Course via
Explore the outdoors with ACES Starting Dec. 10, naturalists from the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies will be leading daily snowshoe and ski tours, offering knowledge on topics such as mountain ecology, wildlife and avalanches.
Aspen Mountain and Snowmass snowshoe tours:
Maroon Creek Trail. The scenic section of track can sometimes be short of snow and has steep turns and terrain. It is for advanced skiers only. How to get there: Pick up the tracks beyond the Panda Peak lift at the Buttermilk base area.
• 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., meet at top of respective gondola • $61 for adults, $46 for youth and seniors, $39 for children • Purchase tickets at any lift ticket office
Ashcroft snowshoe tours: • 10:30 a.m., meet at Ashcroft Ski Touring Center
10| Village Way Village Way is an access route between Snowmass Village and the Snowmass Club Golf Course tracks. The trail is fairly steep,
• $100; reservations required
making the route somewhat challenging in either
• includes lunch at Pine Creek Cookhouse, snowshoe rental and trail pass
direction. This is an intermediate trail, and dogs
Snowmass Ski Tour:
are allowed, so it’s a nice trail for pet owners.
• 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. daily, meet at Wapiti Wildlife Center at top of Elk Camp lift • Free • Call 970-925-5756
How to get there: From Snowmass Village, reach the bottom of the Assay Hill Lift.
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Backcountry Dining Looking for something different to do for dinner in Snowmass Village? Ride up the mountain on a snowcat and enjoy fine dining in one of Snowmass’s on-mountain restaurants.
Photos of Lynn Britt Cabin courtesy of Aspen Skiing Co.
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The Lynn Britt Cabin Snowcat Dinner offers guests a ride to this rustic yet elegant cabin for a four-course meal of western mountain cuisine and live entertainment. Rides are available Tuesday and Thursday nights and pick up in Base Village outside Sneaky’s Tavern. Cost is $95 for adults, $55 for children ages 3-11 and free for children 2 and under.
Burlingame Cabin is an authentic western cabin, offering views of Mount Daly. Dinners are served family-style with live entertainment. Rides are available Tuesday evenings and meet at the slopeside end of the Snowmass Village Mall. Cost is $75 for adults and $29 for children ages 3-11.
Reservations are required for all events. Call 970-923-8715.
Snowmass Kitchen sets the table for an unforgettable slopeside dining experience. Sophisticated cuisine with mass appeal that changes with the seasons, and always presents an eclectic blend of cultures, flavors and high quality ingredients. Locally produced, in-season and healthful. Ski-in/ski-out for breakfast, lunch, or treat yourself to an unforgettable evening. Private dining rooms available.
The Bar at Wildwood is a cool new beer hall, in collaboration with Colorado's New Belgium Brewery. The Bar features an eclectic mix of vintage and contemporary furnishings creating a hip and casual atmosphere. Lounge seating, cozy corners and fireside joiner tables make it the perfect place to hang for lunch, après or late-night. Pouring 10 taps of New Belgium's finest, paired with fun entrèes, appetizers and specialty pizzas.
For reservations and information call, (970) 923-8301
The Ranger Station is a new slope-side bar and eatery in the lower level of the Westin Snowmass Resort, offering a wide selection of New Belgium's Colorado craft beers and seasonal varietals in a casual environment. The perfect ski-in/ski-out location for lunch, après and dinner.
Vue, The Westin Lobby Lounge, is the ideal slope-side locale for après ski and casual evening dining. Vue features an exceptional array of handcrafted cocktails, local microbrews, new world wines, sharable gourmet appetizers and imaginative entrèes. Enjoy sweeping views of Snowmass Mountain and the Roaring Fork Valley from indoor and outdoor seating, or relax in the lounge next to the valley's largest fireplace. Open daily from lunch to late night.
Ski-in/Ski-out Starbucks Coffee...it doesn't get any better than that. The perfect place to start your day with all your Starbucks favorites. Located next to the Ranger Station in the lower level of The Westin Snowmass. Opening in January 2013.
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Just for kids
Snowmass Village has a lot to offer kids and families beyond just skiing. Here are some ideas of things to do with your kids:
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Go ice skating or sledding one Friday night at the
top of Elk Camp Gondola. Or, if you have your own skates, try out the rink at Town Park for free.
Après ski on Mondays and Wednesdays after
Dec. 10, gather around the campfire for songs and s’mores on the Snowmass Village Mall.
Learn about mountain wildlife on a free ski tour
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with an Aspen Center for Environmental Studies
naturalist. Tours leave at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. every day from the Wapiti Wildlife Center at the top of Elk Camp lift.
Visit the Ice Age Discovery Center to
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experience an interactive exhibit about the 2010 dig in Snowmass Village that
produced more than 4,800 fossils. There’s also storytelling at the Discovery Center
from 3:30 to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays starting Dec. 12.
The Treehouse Kids’
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Adventure Center in Base Village offers a place for kids of all ages to
hang out, with interactive themed
rooms, movie
nights and après-
ski craft time on Tuesdays and
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Take the view home with you Art show features landscape paintings by local artists Jill Beathard In Snowmass Editor Art lovers staying in Snowmass Village need
look no further to find work by local artists.
En Plein Air is a showcase of landscapes by
seven Roaring Fork Valley artists hung in the
Villas at Snowmass Club Welcome Center. The exhibit is open to the public, and what’s more, viewers have the opportunity to purchase and take home a piece of the valley.
Plein air is the process of painting outdoors.
Typically a painting will be small and take
little time, although the artist can go back at
the same time the next day or finish a piece in
“Maroon Bells,” by Georgeann Waggaman.
the studio.
together into one color.”
centuries,” said curator Georgeann Waggaman,
I’ll take some photographs at the same time,
College. “Suddenly it’s become in vogue and
the photographs to reference,” Waggaman
“Artists have been going outside to paint for
who also teaches classes at Colorado Mountain to use the word ‘plein air.’”
Painting plein air requires a great deal of
skill. Many artists will begin learning the technique by going off a photograph of
“Frequently I’ll go outside to paint, but
and then when I come in sometimes I’ll use added. “But sometimes I only go by what
I’ve painted outside, and I’m amazed at how different it looks.”
Waggaman, who has curated two other
a landscape.
shows at the Welcome Center, wanted this time
you have to have all the gear and whatever,”
people visiting Snowmass Village. She teaches
“It’s a lot harder to go outside and paint,
Waggaman said. “But as much as it’s maybe
harder, you want to do it because you can see so much better. The colors that you can see;
the perspective is distorted, it’s flattened out
(in a photo); the tall mountain looks lower in
a photograph; the blacks and greens ... all run
to focus on a theme that would be attractive to
plein air at CMC and thought it would be most appropriate because of its focus on natural
beauty and because the paintings are usually
smaller than studio pieces, which makes them more practical for out-of-town guests.
“I wanted this time to really focus on a
Curator Georgeann Waggaman stands outside the Villas Welcome Center, where “En Plein Air” is hanging throughout the winter. Waggaman selected the artists and the parameters of the exhibit, which features plein air pieces by seven local artists that are available for purchase.
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“Snowmass on a Starry Night with Balloon Glow,” by Sue Tatem.
IF YOU GO... En Plein Air • Villas Welcome Center, across the street from the Snowmass Club • Open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily, Nov. 21 to April 14 • Call 970-923-0391 Opening reception • 5-7 p.m., Dec. 17
show that was aimed at the visitor who’s coming here and wants to take home a memory,” she said.
With that goal in mind, Waggaman
asked seven experienced artists from
the Roaring Fork Valley to submit small
paintings created outside of local settings. “I said what we want is paintings
you’ve done outside of our local stuff and somewhat small, because we want things a person could easily say, ‘oh, I can take that home,’” Waggaman said.
“Campsite No. 21,” by Anne Byard
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The resulting collection will be hung
in the Welcome Center from Nov. 21 to April 14. The venue is something Waggaman particularly likes about curating this show.
“It’s set up more like a home almost
with different furniture and things, and the way we hang the pictures will be
grouped according to what looks nice on a certain wall,” she said. “I think it gives it a personal feeling and a warmth, and I think it’s easier for people to imagine them in their own home.”
Although the exhibit will already be
open to the public, the opening reception
will be held closer to the holidays so that more people can attend: Just in time to purchase a holiday gift or to celebrate the season with a hot beverage, good company and beautiful art. By Lyn Hemley
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CALENDAR of events NOVEMBER 22| Opening Day at Aspen Mountain and Snowmass. aspensnowmass.com 24| Nature Valley Aspen Winternational Audi FIS Ski World Cup. The world’s fastest women skiers will once again take Aspen Mountain by storm over Thanksgiving weekend. Spectators near and far are invited to the base of Lift 1A on Aspen Mountain to enjoy prime viewing of the finish line from the grandstands. Live television coverage by NBC and Versus will capture the excitement that embodies World Cup racing. aspensnowmass.com 24| Bud Light Hi-Fi Concert Series: Reverend Horton Heat. The Reverend Horton Heat is perhaps the most popular psychobilly artist of all time, his recognition only rivaled by the esteem generated by the genre’s founders, the Cramps. 6:30 p.m. Upper Gondola Plaza. Free. aspensnowmass.com 26-29| Aspen FIS NorAm Races. Some of the world’s fastest technical skiers descend on Aspen Mountain for four days of intense Giant Slalom racing on the Women’s World Cup course. Men’s Giant Slalom: Nov. 26 - 27. Ladies’ Giant Slalom: Nov. 28 - 29. Info: aspensnowmass.com
Snowmass Sun file Guests walk through the gate at Anderson Ranch for the art campus’ annual holiday open house. This year’s event, complete with a live auction, children’s ornament decorating, and dinner ($18; RSVP by Dec. 14) is Dec. 18. Call 970-923-3181.
DECEMBER 2| Sardy House Tree Lighting. 6-7 p.m. Info: 970-309-5786. 4| Anderson Ranch Artist’s Lecture. Eva Speer from Portland OR. Lecture will be followed by dinner at Ranch Café. 5:30-6:30 p.m. Info: 970923-3181; andersonranch.org. 7-8| Summit for Life Uphill Race. This year marks the 7th Annual Aspen Summit for Life! Summit for Life
is a weekend celebration of organ donor awareness activities centered around a nighttime uphill race on Aspen Mountain. Recreational Start 5 p.m. - Competitive Start 6 p.m. Info: summitforlife.org 8| Opening Day at Aspen Highlands. Info: aspensnowmass.com 15-16| Aspen Santa Fe Ballet presents: The Nutcracker. 12/15 - 2 p.m. & 7:30 p.m.; 12/16 - 1 p.m. & 5 p.m. Info: 970-9257175; aspensantafeballet.com
15| Opening Day at Buttermilk 15-16| Power of Four Mountain Battle. At Aspen/Snowmass we are lucky enough to have four incredible mountains; what better way to show them off than to host an event that challenges skiers and snowboarders alike to cover as much ground as possible over a single weekend? We are taking the popular Helly Hansen Battle in the Bowls competition and expanding it to cover all four mountains. Info: aspensnowmass.com
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15-16| USPA World Snow Polo Championship. World-class polo players will be competing for the title at the 11th Annual USPA World Snow Polo Championship. Info: 970-5660818; worldsnowpolo.com. 16| Aspen Cup Races Series: Ski for the Pass. 7K classic. 10 a.m. start. End of Highway 82 at the winter closure gate on Independence Pass. Racing and touring class. Benefit for Independence Pass Foundation. Info: utemountaineer.com/ aspenxc.html. 18| Anderson Ranch Holiday Open House and Live Auction. For a complete list of activities visit www.andersonranch.org or call 970-923-3181. 20-31| 12 Days of Aspen. Over the holidays, Aspen is transformed into a Winter Wonderland. During the 12 Days of Aspen, downtown
Aspen comes alive with everything from free ice skating and carriage rides to concerts and carolers. To top it all off, join us in celebrating New Year’s Eve with a fireworks extravaganza over Aspen Mountain. Info: 970-925-1940; aspenchamber.org. 24| Christmas Eve Services at Snowmass Chapel. 5 p.m. family service; 7 and 9 p.m. full orchestra and choir. Call 970925-7339. 26-Jan 01| Aspen Film Academy Screenings. A favorite Aspen holiday tradition for more than two decades. As Oscar nomination campaigns ramp up and films vie for the ultimate prize, this unique film series gives voting members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences the opportunity to screen likely Oscar contenders while visiting Aspen. Info: 970925-6882; aspenfilm.org.
Weekly events • Sing-a-long and S’mores by the Fire — A cozy fire, yummy s’mores and guitar-strummin cowboy bring friends and families together during this fun, apres ski activity. All children must be accompanied by an adult. Mondays and Wednesdays, Dec. 10 through April 10. Info: 970-922-2233 • Kids Crafts — For families with children 3 years and older. Your child will head home with a special, handmade arts and crafts souvenir. All children must be accompanied by an adult. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Dec. 11 through April 11. Info: 970-922-2233 • Storytelling at the Snowmass Ice Age Discovery Center — Gather to hear some of the tallest tales in the West recounted by master storytellers. All children must be accompanied by an adult. 3:30-4:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Dec. 12 through April 10. Info: 970-922-2233 • Snowmass Chapel Worship Services — The chapel, located off of Owl Creek Road, hosts a nondenominational service at 9 a.m. on Sunday mornings. St. Mary’s Catholic Church offers mass at Snowmass Chapel seasonally; please call 970-925-7339 for mass schedule. A short onmountain worship service is offered every Sunday at noon beginning Jan. 6 outside of Gwyn’s High Alpine restaurant. For more information contact Snowmass Chapel at 970-300-1200. • ACES: Potbelly Perspective Slide Show & Lecture Series — This series features Aspen locals or visitors with exciting accounts of world travel and adventure. Hear stories and see pictures about fascinating adventure destinations. 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays, Jan. 9 through March 27. Info: 970-925-5756; aspennature.org. • Find information about daily ACES snowshoe and ski tours on page 14.
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28| Aspen Art Museum: Freestyle Winter Benefit. This no-holds-barred, fashionforward event benefitting the AAM features champagne, caviar, amazing one-of-a-kind auction items, a fashion show, and it sells out every time. Info: 970-925-8050; aspenartmuseum.org. 31| New Years Eve Celebration at the Wheeler Opera House. Info: wheeleroperahouse.com. JANUARY 10-13| Wintersköl, Aspen’s annual “toast to winter,” dates back to a quiet January in 1951 when local Aspenites decided to celebrate Aspen’s unique Nordic lifestyle with an eclectic weekend of festivities. Today the four-day celebration features on-mountain activities, live music, a canine fashion show, WinterFest, fireworks and much more. Info: 970-
920-7146; http://www. aspenchamber.org/calendar-ofevents/annual-special-events/ winterskol/. 10-12| Anderson Ranch Wintersculpt. An annual snow sculpture competition for local artists in downtown Aspen — a crowd favorite during Aspen’s WinterSköl. Create an 8’ square snow sculpture in 48 hours and compete to win prize money. Info: 970-923-3181; andersonranch.org. 10-13| Theatre Aspen presents: The Drowsy Chaperone. Theatre Aspen School presents the Winter Teen Conservatory production of the hilarious Broadway musical comedy “The Drowsy Chaperone,” playing Jan. 10 through 13 at the Aspen School District Theatre. Info: 970-920-5770; theatreaspen.org. 11| Anderson Ranch Kidsculpt. ARAC Wintersculpt hosts
a snow sculpture event for children from the Roaring Fork Valley middle schools. Downtown Aspen, Mill Street mall. Info: 970-923-3181; andersonranch.org. 13| Aspen Art Museum: Free Family Workshop. Offered on select Sundays, AAM Family Workshops encourage children and adult teams to look, share, and create together. Families with children of all ages are welcome to explore the museum’s current exhibitions and participate in handson art projects. Admission is free and pre-registration encouraged. Info: 970-9258050; aspenartmuseum.org. 13-20| Gay Ski Week. Aspen Gay Ski Week is a weeklong LGBTQ winter event held in January each year. We have plenty to do for everyone … even if you don’t ski or board. Info: www.gayskiweek.com.
15| Anderson Ranch Presents: Visiting Critic’s Lecture — Karl Burkheimer, sculptor, of Portland, Ore. Lecture followed by dinner at the Ranch Café. 6:30-7:30 p.m. Info: 970-923-3181; andersonranch.org. 21| Anderson Ranch Presents: Visiting Critic’s Lecture — Teresa Booth Brown, painter, of Boulder. 5:00-7:00 p.m. Lecture followed by dinner at the Ranch Café. Info: 970-9233181; andersonranch.org. 24-27| Espn Winter Xgames 17. Winter X Games returns to Aspen Jan, 24-27. Be there as more than 200 of the world’s best athletes in skiing, snowboarding and snowmobiling throw down in four action-packed days of competition for the most coveted medals in action sports. Winter X Games is completely free to the public. Info: xgames.com.
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FEBRUARY 8-Mar 29| Bud Light Big Air Fridays. The always entertaining Friday afternoon show is entering its 11th year at Snowmass. Big Air Fridays attract competitors from near and far (including the occasional vacationer) to show off what they’ve been practicing all week. Athletes will showcase the newest and most progressive tricks around off of the 40-foot jump on upper Fanny Hill. Info: aspensnowmass.com 10| Owl Creek Chase. The Owl Creek Chase has been one of Colorado’s largest and most premier cross-country ski races since 1985. The challenging course from Snowmass Village to Aspen presents the very best that Colorado skiing has to offer; tough climbs, scenic views, thrilling descents and excellent snow conditions. Info: owlcreekchase.com.
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12| Anderson Ranch Presents: Artists-in-Residence Slideshow. Lecture followed by dinner at the Ranch Café. Info: 970-9233181; andersonranch.org. 17| Aspen Art Museum: Create Your Own Lift Ticket. Take a creative ski break! Respond to your day on the mountain by designing your very own lift ticket inspired by the artwork of 2012-13 lift-ticket artist David Shrigley. Everyone is invited, supplies are provided, and events are free. Info: aspenartmuseum.org. 21-23| Aspen Laff Festival. After 13 years as the featured site for the HBO/U.S. Comedy Arts Festival, and three years as the co-producer and home of the Aspen Rooftop Comedy Festival, the Wheeler is now stepping up to present its own unique four-day comedy experience, where comics really get to do what comics do best: everything funny. Info: wheeleroperahouse.com. 26| Anderson Ranch Presents: Visiting Critic’s Lecture — Gail Kendall, ceramic arts, Lincoln, Neb. Lecture followed by dinner at the Ranch Café. Info: 970923-3181; andersonranch.org. MARCH 2| Power of Four Ski Mountaineering Race. With approximately 12,000 feet of vertical gain over 25 miles, including summiting the Aspen Highlands Bowl, this race is the perfect opportunity to experience all four Aspen/ Snowmass ski areas like never before. Grab a teammate and get ready to ski, hike and skin Snowmass, Buttermilk, Aspen Highlands and Aspen Mountain. Info: aspensnowmass.com. 3| The Temptations. The history of The Temptations is the history of contemporary
American pop. Catch them in a very rare small-hall concert this winter season. Info: 970-9205770; wheeleroperahouse.com. 5| Anderson Ranch Presents: Locale: Works by John Lloyd, Jason Schneider and Josh Smith. Refreshments served. Info: 970923-3181; andersonranch.org.
converge on the world-class resort to compete for national titles in various divisions. Info: aspensnowmass.com; nastar.com.
30| Fallen Friends Memorial Event. The fifth annual Fallen Friends is a memorial event that unites skiers and snowboarders from all disciplines to celebrate the mountain lifestyle that binds all of us in honor and remembrance of our fallen friends. All proceeds benefit the AVSC scholarship funds. Info: aspensnowmass.com.
8| Satisfaction — The Stones Tribute Band. Info: 970-9205770; wheeleroperahouse.com. 9| Aspen Art Museum: Create Your Own Lift Ticket. Info: aspenartmuseum.org. 14| Aspen Music Festival and the Wheeler Present: Live from the Met: Berlioz’s Les Troyens. Info: 970-920-5770; wheeleroperahouse.com.
APRIL 7| Closing Day at Buttermilk Mountain.
16| Aspen Santa Fe Ballet — Encore! Info: 970-920-5770; aspensantafeballet.com. 19| Anderson Ranch Presents: Monothon Auction and Dinner. Enjoy a fantastic evening of fun with door prizes, printmaking, demonstrations, dinner and auction of more than 20 original printed works of art by Roaring Fork Valley and nationally known artists. Proceeds benefit ARAC programs. Info: 970923-3181; andersonranch.org. 20-24| 7908 Aspen Songwriters Festival. Produced by Songwriter Hall of Fame member John Oates and the Wheeler Opera House, the 7908 Aspen Songwriters Festival is the nation’s most intimate musical weekend, as it creates the shortest distance between the artists who write the songs and the fans who want to hear them in their purest, most real form. Info: 970-920-5770; wheeleroperahouse.com. 20-24| Nastar National Championships. Avid skiers from approximately 45 states, ranging in age from 3 to 90, will
backcountry ski race between the towns of Crested Butte and Aspen. Starting at midnight from Crested Butte, often in sub-zero temperatures, racers traverse Colorado’s spectacular Elk Mountains. Info: elkmountaintraverse.com.
21-31| Bud Light Spring Jam. The 13th annual Bud Light Spring Jam, the premier spring festival in the Rocky Mountains, will bring two weekends of competitions, downtown concerts and parties to Aspen/Snowmass. Info: aspensnowmass.com. 23-31| Terrain Park Boot Camp. This is the perfect opportunity to learn rails, boxes and jumps from professional coaches and athletes. Info: aspensnowmass.com. 26| Anderson Ranch Presents: Visiting Critic’s Lecture — Judy Guralnick, painting, of Aspen. Lecture followed by dinner at the Ranch Café. Info: 970-9233181; andersonranch.org. 29-30| Elk Mountain Grand Traverse. The Grand Traverse is an extraordinary 40-mile
9-14| 22nd Annual Aspen Shortsfest. This Oscarqualifying international competition offers a lively, thought-provoking, and humorous selection of drama, comedy, animation and documentary — all at 40 minutes or less. Info: 970920-5770; aspenfilm.org. 9| Anderson Ranch Presents: Spring Open House. Free community event where the public is invited to tour the campus and open studios of our spring resident artists and staff. For a complete list of events visit andersonranch.org or call 970-923-3181. 14| Closing Day: Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, and Snowmass Ski Areas. 14| Schneetag. Schneetag is the German word for “snow day.” Put simply, it translates as “daredevils willing to propel themselves down a hill, over a jump and across a pond on a craft they built themselves.” Info: aspensnowmass.com.
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