Vail Ski Resort

Your Guide to Vail

Vail is located in Vail, Colorado. To access Vail, fly into Eagle County, a 00:39 drive from the ski resort. The ski season at Vail typically spans from November to April, and the mountain sees an average of 346 inches of snow annually. Vail offers 5289 acres of skiable terrain, with 18% easy terrain, 29% medium terrain, and 53% difficult terrain. Vail runs 32 total lifts, which shuttle an average of 53381 skiers and riders per hour up the mountain, which offers a 3360 foot vertical drop. A one-day lift ticket costs around $97, and the Vail lifts run from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. SnowTrax helps you uncover the best ski deals at Vail, from flights, lodging, lift tickets and more. For a luxury ski experience at Vail, check out Daybreak Private Homes or Hotel Jerome. Compare the cheapest flight versus the most time-saving flight on airlines servicing Vail, including American Airlines or Continental Airlines. SnowTrax is the place to find your US travel deals this winter season.

1 Day Lift Ticket	$97		Avg. Annual Snowfall	346 inches
Top Elevation	8120		Percent Snowmaking	7
Vertical Drop	3360 feet		Ski School	Vail / Beaver Creek Ski School
Easy Terrain	18		Childcare	Small World Play Centre
Medium Terrain	29		Snowboarding	Yes
Expert Terrain	53		Half Pipe	Yes
Total Lifts	32		Number of Restaurants	80
Uphill Capacity	53381		Number of Bars	111
Trail Groomers	30		Number of Shops	227

Area Name	Vail		Percent Open	0 %
Report Time	04/25/2011 06:21:00		Miles Open	0 mi.
New Snow 24 Hours	2		Acres Open	0 acres
Recent Snowfall	03/27/2011 07:04:00		Lifts Open	0 of 32
Average Base	-		Trails Open	0 of 193
Primary Surface			Night Ski	NO