Resort Statistics and Info Vertical Drop: 3635 ft   Summit Elevation: 11675 ft   Base Elevation: 8040 ft   Number of Lifts: 4   Number of Trails: 76   Longest Run: 15680 ft   Night Skiing: No   Season Opening/Closing:   Summer Sports:	Snow and Terrain Annual Snowfall: 300 in   Skiable Area: 673 acres   Trail Difficulties Easiest: 18%   More difficult: 30%   Most difficult: 16%   Experts Only: 36%   *The trail rating system is used only for reference and does not guarantee safety.
Snowboarding Permitted: Yes   Terrain Park: Yes   Half-Pipe: Yes	Cross-Country/Nordic Permitted: 65   Classic track:   Skate track:
Helicopter Skiing Helicopter Skiing: No	Snowcat Skiing Snowcat Skiing: Yes
Snow Tubing and Sledding Services Offered:         Yes
Resort Contact Info Web Address: http://www.aspensnowmass.com/   Information #: 970 925-1220	Email Address: info@aspensnowmass.com   Condition #: 970 925-1220

Aspen Highlands Ski Resort News

New Ski 7 Promo is Cutting Edge: Aspen, Vail and Sunlight Lift Tickets Packaged with Glenwood Springs Lodging
Jan 6, 2012 - Visitors to Glenwood Springs this winter can ski the best mountains in Colorado, stay at their choice of quality lodging, and still have plenty of money left over to enjoy the resort town’s many après ski activities, including a relaxing soak in the Glenwood Hot Springs Pool. Glenwood Springs’ newest ski-lodging package, Ski 7, offers visitors the unique opportunity to ski at Aspen Highlands ... read more

Powderhorn owner aims to recapture skiers from other resorts
Aug 26, 2011 - Longtime Colorado ski industry executive Andy Daly and his business partners, Tom, Ken and John Gart, on Aug. 4 purchased Powderhorn Ski Resort and 710 undeveloped acres immediately adjacent to the resort. Daly began his ski-industry career as a ski patrolman at Aspen Highlands in 1968 and since then has served in various mid- and upper-level management positions, including president of Copper ... read more