Ranked 121st of 234 Ski resorts
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Vail Reviews & Ratings
Overall Rating: 4.3
Ranking: 121st of 234 resorts
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Charlotte - advanced skier
Jan, 10 - 2025
Skiing at Vail with my family was always an amazing time. The snow quality is great and everyone is there to have a good time. While ski lift times can be long depending on when you go its better than at other hills Ive been to.
Theodore Cusick - expert snowboarder
Jan, 9 - 2025
Belle is one of the most awesome sea resorts in the United States has the most doable acres? You can literally spend three days there and not take the same lift once.
Sarah
Jan, 8 - 2025
Vail looks likes fairytale town. It's cozy and clean. Very family oriented so the party scene is not amazing, as well as expensive. But there's more to do than skiing, you can ice skate, shop and cozy up in one of the number of hotels and resorts. A dream ski vacation
Gino - advanced snowboarder
Jan, 5 - 2025
Really good for family fun, great for kids and good for beginners accommodation its pretty expensive for my taste for really good mountain
Lexi - expert skier
Jan, 3 - 2025
Vail is such a fun mountain and there is so much terrain to explore and ski! All the staff is amazing and I couldnt ask for a better skiing experience. Often you can find small pockets of powder regardless of the day! The lift lines can sometimes be a pain but if you want to avoid them veer away from the face of the mountain!
Uzayr - advanced snowboarder
Jan, 2 - 2025
This is the best resort I've ever been to it costs an arm and a leg but it gives you an unforgettable experience!
Ignacio - advanced skier
Dec, 28 - 2024
Love vail but compare with skiing in europe is extremely expensive. Nice areas specially in back bowls and blue sky. Front area is more for beginners. Food options are expensive and limited. Same with spares.
Arturo - intermediate skier
Dec, 27 - 2024
In contrast to Breckenridge Ski resort I found Vail to be a little bit more challenging as most of the slopes were steeper. We only skiied there for a day, and the powder was very good as well as the infrastructure. The staff was very friendly and accomodating. The apres-ski in Vail is way better than in Breck, as well as the shopping options. Since you can purchase the lift tickets on the Epic Pass I did not find any price difference between the two resorts, but in general Vail had pricier restaurants and stores than in Breck. I also really enjoyed the serene atmosphere of the town and the german architecture.
Tiffany - advanced skier
Dec, 26 - 2024
Vail has some of the best terrain and most navigable towns in Colorado. The worst thing about the town is that the highway runs through the middle of it. Not ideal for your quaint little mountain town but the skiing and amenities are great. Great night lived too with live music most nights during high season.
Tyler - expert snowboarder
Dec, 17 - 2024
Vail is HUGE and an entirely otherwordly experience. Higher difficulty runs and back bowls are where they excel, but their greens and blues are still world class.