
Aspen Mountain
Standing proud at 11,212 feet, Aspen Mountain rises directly from the vibrant streets of downtown Aspen. This iconic Colorado ski mountain has challenged and delighted skiers since 1947. From its steep, gladed runs to meticulously groomed cruisers, Aspen Mountain offers 673 acres of diverse terrain that caters to intermediate and expert skiers. The mountain's rich history as a silver mining hub adds character to every run, while its modern amenities ensure a luxurious mountain experience.
Live Aspen Mountain Webcams
Aspen Mountain Snow Stake
Perched at an impressive 3410 meters atop iconic Aspen Mountain, this strategic snow stake webcam delivers crucial accumulation data for Colorado's most celebrated downtown ski destination. Monitor both 24-hour and continuous storm totals in real-time as they build across Ajax's legendary 675 acres. Essential for powder hunters planning to tackle Aspen Mountain's famous gladed runs and perfectly groomed cruisers, this live cam provides the intelligence needed for timing your perfect ski day.
Aspen Mountain's network of 8 lifts, including the Silver Queen Gondola, whisks skiers from downtown Aspen to the summit in just 14 minutes. The strategic placement of lifts provides quick access to all 76 trails, minimizing wait times and maximizing your time on the slopes. With uphill capacity for 10,755 skiers per hour, the lift system ensures smooth mountain access even during peak seasons.
Aspen Mountain Resort Elevation
Trails
Total Runs
76
Total Area
675 ac
273.2 ha
Location
Positioned in the heart of Colorado's Roaring Fork Valley, Aspen Mountain rises directly from downtown Aspen's doorstep. This unique ski-in/ski-out access to a world-class town sets it apart from other mountain destinations. Just 3 miles from Aspen/Pitkin County Airport and 220 miles from Denver International Airport, the mountain combines accessibility with the feeling of an alpine escape. The surrounding White River National Forest creates a stunning backdrop for year-round outdoor adventures.
Aspen Mountain
, colorado
Season Info
While famous for its winter skiing from late November through mid-April, Aspen Mountain transforms into a summer playground from June to October. Winter brings an average of 300 inches of annual snowfall across varied terrain. Summer visitors enjoy hiking trails, mountaintop yoga, and scenic gondola rides with panoramic views of the Elk Mountain Range. The changing seasons paint the landscape in dramatic colors, from winter's pristine white to autumn's golden aspen groves.
Current Season
2025 - 2026
Opening Day
11/29/2025
Closing Day
4/19/2026
Days Open
142
Annual Snowfall
Metric
5.97m
597cm
Imperial
19.6ft
235in
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