Overview
A world and a life you can only imagine awaits you…
Located along the southeast end of the Roaring Fork Valley, Aspen is long known for its stunning beauty, exhilarating recreation and legendary charm. Recognized as one of the best year-round resort retreats, Aspen offers something for everyone: fabulous restaurants, world-renowned skiing, great trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, abundant fly-fishing and entertaining music festivals. At an elevation of 7,908 feet, Aspen is a thriving mini-city in a majestic alpine setting.
Aspen offers an interesting history, challenging outdoor recreational opportunities, abundant cultural activities, pleasant climate and beautiful natural scenery. Aspen Mountain rises imposingly from town and is one of four ski areas in the Valley. Snowmass, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk mountains all lie within 12 miles of town. These areas offer some of the best skiing and snowboarding in the world. Much of the area around Aspen is public land within the White River National Forest. The spectacular Elk Mountains rise to the south and west of Aspen, with the Williams Mountains and the Sawatch Range to the east. These mountains are cut by beautiful alpine valleys. The Maroon Creek, Castle Creek and Hunter Creek Valleys are all easily accessible from town. Much of the high mountain area surrounding Aspen lies within designated wilderness areas in the Maroon Bells-Snowmass, Hunter-Frying Pan, and Collegiate Peaks wildernesses.
Our main office is located on Main Street in downtown Aspen, adjacent to the historic Hotel Jerome and just up the street from locals’ favorites the Grateful Deli and the Aspen Brewery. Our second office is located in Carbondale, a charming town 40 minutes west of Aspen. Carbondale is surrounded by mountain biking, hiking and cross-country skiing trails, at the foot of stunning Mt. Sopris.
