Vail Piste Map

Download Vail Piste maps:

Download The Front Side piste map as a pdf or an image file:

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Download Back Bowls piste map as a pdf or an image file:

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Download Blue Sky Basin piste map as a pdf or an image file:

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Image showing Vail resort, USA

Vail ski resort overview:

Nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Vail, Colorado, is one of the premier skiing destinations in the United States, offering world-class terrain, breathtaking views, and a vibrant après-ski culture. Renowned for its expansive ski area, Vail Mountain boasts over 5,300 acres of skiable terrain, making it one of the largest ski resorts in the world.

Vail is best known for its legendary Back Bowls, which span over 3,000 acres and offer advanced skiers and snowboarders endless opportunities to explore powder-filled runs. These wide-open spaces provide a sense of adventure and solitude, making them a bucket-list experience for thrill-seekers. For beginners and intermediate skiers, Vail offers plenty of groomed runs and beginner-friendly slopes, ensuring that everyone, regardless of skill level, can enjoy the mountain.

The resort's modern lift system, including high-speed gondolas and chairlifts, ensures minimal wait times and maximizes time on the slopes. State-of-the-art snowmaking and grooming keep the trails in pristine condition throughout the ski season, which typically runs from late November to early April.

Beyond the slopes, Vail's charming pedestrian village is a hub of activity. Modeled after European alpine towns, the village features cobblestone streets lined with boutique shops, fine dining establishments, and cozy cafés. Après-ski options abound, from lively bars to luxurious spas, providing relaxation and entertainment after a day on the mountain.

For those seeking adventure beyond skiing, Vail offers activities such as snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and ice skating. Families can enjoy tubing at Adventure Ridge or exploring the family-friendly zones on the mountain.


Quick facts about Vail:

Vail resort altitude: 2445m
Vail Piste altitude: 2476m-3527m
Number of lifts in Vail: 32
KM of pistes in Vail: 234km
Longest piste in Vail: 4 miles/ 6.4km (Riva Ridge)
Total pisted runs in Vail: 195
Green pistes: N/A
Blue pistes: 35 18%
Red pistes: 57 29%
Black pistes: 103 53%

How do I get to Vail?

Nearest airport to Vail: Eagle Airport (EGE), Denver International Airport (DEN) 35 miles (EGE), 115 miles (DEN) Find flights
Transfer time to Vail: 35 mins, 1 hr 54 mins Airport Transfers

How much does a Vail lift pass cost?

Adults: US$, Children US$
Indicative one day lift pass price. Daily cost normally cheaper when purchased for longer period.

Download Vail, Colarado Piste maps:

Download The Front Side piste map as a pdf or an image file:

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Download Back Bowls piste map as a pdf or an image file:

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Download Blue Sky Basin piste map as a pdf or an image file:

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Travel Insurance

  • Single trip from £10
  • Annual multi-trip from £32
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