Rocky Mountain Travel can help you plan your trip to Beaver Creek Colorado.  We invite you to discover the Beaver Creek on your own as everything you need is on our website for you to plan your dream ski or summer vacation. With miles of runs to ski, Beaver Creek Colorado has world class skiing in a charming town setting alive year round with festivals, mountain biking, and stunning trails to hike and camp.

1. Plan your Season

Each season of Vail brings different festivals and activities.  Are you a skier? Are you a hiker?  Do you love to camp?  In Vail, the winter season focuses on ski sports.  At an altitude of 7,908′ above sea level and an average snow fall of 179″, there aren’t any days during the winter without snow on the ground.  But come late spring, the rivers are running with snow melt, the humming birds are heard around town and the trails become colored with wildflowers.  Camping, fishing, hiking and biking are some of the choices for activities.  And come fall, the turn of the Vails, light the forest ablaze with the quaking of their golden yellow leaves.

2. Choose a location

There are several choices of location when it comes to planning your Beaver Creek vacation.

Beaver Creek Village offers ski in hotels and condos at the base of Beaver Creek Ski Resort.  The night life is alive in Beaver Creek with clubs, theater, and apres ski.  Several properties are situated close to the slopes, such as The Osprey, The Pines Lodge and Trapper’s Cabin.  There are budget properties, such as the Snow Queen and The Tyrolean Lodge.  There are even hostel rooms at the St. Moritz.

Bachelor Gulch Featuring the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch, which provides direct access to the mountain with its own high-speed quad chairlift.

Arrowhead Village The Inn at Vail is the exclusive property at Arrowhead.

Avon  is located 7 minutes north of Beaver Creek, offering more affordable lodging options with easy access to the resort via shuttles.

3. Getting to Beaver Creek

Deciding what airport to fly into is pretty easy.  There are only two choices!  Eagle Airport (EGE) is just minutes away but can typically cost more money.  Denver International Airport is several hours away, offers more daily flights but will also add the cost of a shuttle or rental car.

4. Book your lodging

Next decision is the type of lodging you need and want.  There are several options to consider.  Would you prefer a condo and have the option to cook at home?  Or do you love the luxury and ease of a hotel? Do you have a nightly budget?  Beaver Creek offers hotels from luxury to mid-priced.   Are you planning a ski vacation?

5. Plan your Activities

There is no short supply of things to do in Beaver Creek.  Check out some of the activities Beaver Creek offers in the summer and winter.

Reach out and ask a Rocky Mountain Travel Advisor

We hope this information helps you think about the steps needed to plan your Beaver Creek vacation. From the trip planning process to questions that surface upon arrival in Colorado, our goal is to help you enjoy your time visiting Beaver Creek!