We love Aspen Snowmass. Have skiied it a few times, and the snow has always been great! They make sure to keep it well groomed in the important areas and have a great park!

Snowmass is our favorite resort and have been going there every year for several years. It has gotten more and more pricey, but that is everywhere. Snowmass mountain is very large with slopes for all ski levels. You can ski here for a week to 10 days and never get bored!

Amazing experience at Snowmass, unforgettable. Great powder and groomed trails. Some of the best ski lifts Ive been on. Both family friendly and good for younger skiers/snowboarders who want more liveliness.

4 mountains to choose from means endless terrain and options for every level of skier and rider. Staff is so friendly and helpful, and everything runs smoothly.

Great powder skiing if you know where to look. The groomed trails are done very well and they allow sections of powder to remain on half of groomed runs on powder days. Lift lines can get long but, theyre efficient at moving the lines. The new Coney Express lift should help lower congestion at the base too

Amazing ski resort. Just be careful not to do over do après. Aspen Highlands has amazing runs, but if beginner/intermediate should check buttermilk first day then head out to the real thing. The gastronomic offer is amazing, après and nightlife as well. Personally a more adult vibe than family friendly, on my end. Yet it is more than the flare of glamour and hype, it definitely has originality, history and charm.

Aspen Snowmass is amazing, but expensive. My favorite part of Aspen Snowmass is the variety. You have access to 4 different mountains, so there really are options for everyone. Aspen has more steep terrain and LOTS of bowls, while snowmass is a little more family friendly.

Snowmass Mountain has the most variety, and your ski pass includes a voucher for a lunch in the mountain so be sure to use that!

Aspen Snowmass technically has 4 mountains to choose from, all with different pros/cons. Aspen Highlands happens to be my favorite with more advanced terrain including plenty of tree runs, well kept moguls and a chance to hike for pristine bowl skiing and powder. Ajax is the closest to downtown Aspen with the best aprés options, Buttermilk houses the terrain parks (where the X Games are held, and Snowmass offers the widest variety of terrain and has a more family-friendly feel.

Its a great wide open mountain with all sorts of terrain. I personally like Elk Camp area. Rolling hills with trees and lots of open space.