Snowmass Mountain Statistics

Below are the statistics for each mountain and a trail map. Below are the mountain statistics of each of the four mountains in Aspen Snowmass.

SNOWMASS

2025 / 2026  Season 

November 27, 2025 – April, 2026  9am – 3.30pm Daily

Covering 3,339 Acres (1,351 Hectares), Snowmass presents skiers and riders with every type of terrain they could possibly want: steeps, glades, moguls, top-to-bottom groomers, terrain parks and even playful kids’ trails through the trees. As a result, the mountain’s variety and accessibility have made it an easy choice for families and groups. Spend your day connecting one blue cruiser to the next and enjoying the mountain’s daily “noon groom.” Seeking adventurous terrain with a backcountry feel? Scope out the double-black glades of Hanging Valley Wall and the Cirque on the mountain’s upper reaches. Young children love how the Treehouse Kids’ Adventure Center mingles fun lessons outdoors with hands-on play indoors. Meanwhile, Elk Camp comes alive with four lanes of tubing, Breathtaker coaster, excellent après ski and dinner options and lots of family fun every Friday at Ullr Nights.

Snowmass Mountain Stats

Base Elevation: 8,104 ft./2,473 m
Summit Elevation: 12,510 ft./3,813 m
Vertical Rise: 4,406 ft./1,343 m – THE MOST VERTICAL IN U.S.A.
Terrain: 3,339 acres/1,351 hectares
Number of trails: 98
Miles/km of trails: 147 miles/237 km
Longest run: 5.3 miles/8.5 km
Steepest runs: Gowdy’s and AMF – slope angle of 40 degrees
Snowmaking: 280 acres/113 hectares
Lifts: 3, including 1 eight-passenger gondola
Uncrowded slopes: On average 2 people per acre/5 people per hectare
Parks & pipes: 3 terrain parks – perfect for all levels of riding. Drop into the superpipe at the Snow Park Technologies-designed Snowmass Park; or practice in the quarterpipe at Makaha Park and try the easier rails to learn the basics in Lowdown Park.

Restaurants: 3 total – Elk Camp,  Sam’s, Alpin Room

Trail Difficulty

• 5% Beginner
• 48% Intermediate,
• 47% Advanced/Expert

The Power of Four

The Aspen Snowmass area consists of four mountains, each with unique trails, levels of difficulty and amenities.  To learn about the other mountains, Aspen (Ajax) Buttermilk and Aspen Highlands, click below.

Aspen Mountain (Ajax)

2025 / 2026  Season 

November 27, 2025 – April, 2026  9am – 3.30pm Daily

Aspen Highlands

2025 / 2026  Season 

December 13, 2025 – April, 2026  9am – 4pm Daily

Buttermilk

2025 / 2026  Season 

December 20, 2025 – March, 2026  9am – 4pm Daily

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