The Vail Valley stretches along the Eagle River from East Vail to the town of Eagle, roughly 100 miles west of Denver. Vail Mountain — the third-largest ski area in North America — anchors the eastern end. Beaver Creek, its upscale neighbor, sits just south of Avon. Between them, the towns of Edwards and Eagle offer more affordable lodging and a growing restaurant scene. The valley has evolved well beyond a winter-only destination: summer brings golf, fly fishing, the Vail International Dance Festival, and hiking trails that rival anything in the Swiss Alps.
Ski season typically runs mid-November through mid-April. Vail Pass (10,662 ft) can close during heavy storms — your chauffeur monitors CDOT closures in real time. Summer rates and availability are more flexible.
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Beaver Creek's front door — where the gondola meets the river
The western gateway to Vail Valley — ranches, river access, and a regional airport most travelers don't know about
Vail Valley's hidden center — better food, lower prices, zero pretension
Door-to-door from DIA or anywhere on the Front Range. Flight tracked, no surge pricing.
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