At the crest of Colorado’s most-trafficked highway, Vail Pass Winter Recreation Area draws legions of backcountry skiers, snowmobilers, snowshoers, and hut trippers from across the state and around the world. The challenge is how to love it—and leave it wild.Â
Getting to Know Vail Pass
Vail's namesake pass is a playground for locals and visitors alike.
The Making of Vail Pass
Vail Pass's construction was an infrastructure feat thanks to its namesake engineer.
Vail Pass’s Must-Try Snowmobiling Tour
Already pining for winter? Once our peaks are covered in snow, a guided snowmobile tour is an unforgettable way to experience Vail's namesake pass.
Backcountry Skiing and Snowshoeing on Vail’s Namesake Pass
Options abound for exploring Vail Pass, but few modes of transportation are more rewarding than your own two feet.
A Night on Vail Pass is a Hut Trip Away
Looking to spend a cozy night in our winter wilderness? Try booking a stay in one of the iconic huts found on Vail's namesake pass.
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