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Drive Independence Pass in the Fall

Drive Independence Pass in the Fall

One of the area’s premier attractions. Independence Pass, in the Fall. Visited by thousands of people each year. The 32-mile drive from Aspen to Twin Lakes, CO, features breathtaking views, grottos and ice caves. There are even rock climbs around the area.

Tourists often bog down the pass during the summer months. Beautiful vista overlooks and viewing stations are the main attraction.

When summer crowds begin to subside, fall’s cool embrace creeps through the mountains. The aspen trees come alive in a beautiful and vibrant display of gold, orange, and yellow.

THE DRIVE AND THE VIEWS

As you drive up the pass (away from Aspen and toward Twin Lakes), the road eventually reaches the Continental Divide. The Divide stands 12,095 feet above sea level. At the divide you will find a parking lot that offers access to incredible views. Mountain ranges filled with peaks over 14,000 feet tall. South of the parking lot is the old jeep trail. This trail offers a popular intermediate hike. This hike will bring you to the Mountain Boy Ridge.

This majestic vantage point offers exceptional panoramic views of the Rockies that are not accessible from the Pass. Trek to Mountain Boy Ridge with care. The thin air can catch you off guard if you’re not used to the altitude.

Here are a few tips to get adjusted to the altitude.

Independence Pass Drive

GOLDEN LEAVES, HIGH ALPINE VIEWS, AND MINING HISTORY

Aside from the incredible mountain views and golden leaves, the drive up Independence Pass lets you cruise through a bit of history. In 1881, builders completed the first toll road connecting Aspen and the Roaring Fork Valley to the mining towns east of the Continental Divide. Travelers once stopped at rest stops and inns along the route, and today, their remnants host summer campgrounds.

Structures from the pass’s mining glory days and the ghost town of Independence remain sprinkled through the woods and meadows of the pass. On your way up the pass, be sure to stop and read the “Points of Interest” stations to learn even more about Aspen’s mining history.

INDEPENDENCE PASS LOCAL INSIDER TIP

For a brisk and invigorating autumn dip in the cool mountain snowmelt, head to the Devil’s Punchbowl near mile marker 51 off Highway 82. The raging water of the Roaring Fork River naturally created this distinctive deep pool, which is calmer during the fall months. This allows swimmers to relax by the water’s edge or dive off of the cliffs (for those adventurous types).

This is a favorite hangout for locals, so expect to see some friendly faces.

Read the Aspen Fall Foliage Guide

Aspen Hiking: Aspen to Crested Butte

Aspen to Crested Butte Hike

Looking for a true Aspen hiking experience, complete with mountain passes, wildflowers, and some serious elevation gain? Consider the nearly 11-mile thru-hike from Aspen to Crested Butte. The views are incredible. Contrasting red rock, Colorado blue skies, and beautiful flora along the hike, it’s a summertime Aspen Signature Properties staff favorite.

The Trail from Maroon Lake

Start in front of the towering Maroon Bells at Maroon Lake (elevation 9,580’). This is just outside of Aspen. The trail climbs and winds for nearly 6.5 miles to the top of West Maroon Pass (elevation 12,465’). You’ll hike through thick aspen trees, across rock fields and past scenic Crater Lake. This is a classic Colorado photo op. Overlooking both the Aspen and Crested Butte trail sides at the top of West Maroon Pass is your place.

After a short break at the top, head down into the meadow toward Crested Butte. Be prepared for what may be the most incredible display of wildflowers in all of Colorado. From here, it’s nearly all downhill as the trail meanders for about 4 miles toward the East Fork of West Maroon Trailhead at 10,448’.

What to Know

This is not an easy Aspen hiking trail, but it is rewarding. At about 10.45 miles from trailhead to trailhead, it’s a solid hike with steep switchbacks and a lot of exposure, even below tree line. It averages about 8 hours to complete, depending on the fitness of your group.

Summer weather in the mountains around Aspen often features afternoon thunderstorms. It can quickly change from warm and sunny to downright cold and snowy at our high elevations. We highly recommend hitting the trailhead early in the day. If you’re bringing your furry friend, dogs must be kept on a leash. Don’t forget to practice “Leave no trace” guidelines. Pack out what you pack in. Read up on the full trail description or reach out to us before heading out on your adventure.

Trail from Aspen to Crested Butte

What to Bring

This hike is going to be a good workout. Bring snacks, plenty of water, sunscreen, layers, a rain jacket, first aid kit and a topographic map. You can pick up the map at the Ute Mountaineer. Don’t forget your dog bags and extra water for dogs.

Aspen to Crested Butte Trail Shuttle

Unless you’re planning on camping for a night during your stay in Aspen, we suggest one of the shuttle services that will pick you up at the East Fork of West Maroon Trailhead and bring you back the 3 hours by road to Aspen, such as Dolly’s Mountain Shuttle.

Have more questions about this hike or others? Just ask us! We’d be happy to give you more details and help in your planning.

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Aspen Snowmass Closing Day Parties

The month of April is filled with epic closing parties all four mountains. The 2025 Winter ski season was an amazing year!  Start booking your 2026 ski vacation now. The closing day parties in Aspen Snowmass are quite a celebration.

Dates will be updated for 2026 when available.

BUTTERMILK

Closing Day for Buttermilk is held on Sunday, April 7th — which is also the Annual Bacon Appreciation Day! Start by going up to the Cliffhouse to enjoy bacon waffles for breakfast or have a bacon treat served by Sweet ColoraDough at 10:30 a.m. at the base of Buttermilk. 

ASPEN HIGHLANDS

Head to Aspen Highlands for the biggest closing party of the year on Sunday, April 14th! Dress to impress in one of your apres 80’s ski outfits. Rock your socks off to one of the local favorite DJs.

SNOWMASS MOUNTAIN

Sunday, April 21st is the last day Snowmass will be open!  Celebrate by jamming out to live entertainment and participating in ski games on Fanny Hill!

ASPEN MOUNTAIN

Head to the Sundeck, and Ajax Tavern for the ultimate closing party of Aspen Mountain on Sunday, April 21st and don’t forget to dress in your favorite Apres attire!

The Insider’s Guide to Aspen Gay Ski Week

Every January for almost four decades, giant rainbow flags fly from lampposts all along Aspen’s Main Street. This is to celebrate Gay Ski Week. The whole town comes out (so to speak) for the party—and it is one hell of a party. Rainbow flags aside, it’s one of the most colorful weeks of the ski season by far. Now in its 41st year, this year’s event is bound to be great!

Gay Ski Week Banner

We caught up with our resident Aspen local for the inside line on the best parties, can’t-miss events, and how to pace yourself through a week of non-stop go-go-go (or just go-go if you want to jump on the tables and dance).

Here’s the lowdown

Hydrate or Die
Not only is the altitude a killer (warning: 2 drinks = 4) but you’ll be sweating it out at the parties so you have to drink something besides, well, drinks. I tell all the flatlander boys to drink at least one large bottle of Evian per day, and not a bad idea to chase down a couple Ibuprofen with that while you’re at it (or what we mountain men like to refer to as “Vitamin I”) to mitigate altitude sickness. (By the by, you can blame almost anything on the altitude, from your less-than-stellar workout to the severity of your hangover).

Instead of “Can’t Miss Thursday TV” check out …
The most overlooked party by far is Bianca Del Rio’s Comedy Cabaret & Dance Party on Thursday night. It’s always the most fun but lots of people miss out. Another little fun Aspen fact: Thursday nights are traditionally a big party nigh in Aspen. I’m not sure if it’s because of the “work hard/play hard mentality” or the fact that (let’s be honest) our little Tinsel Town is overrun with trust funders who don’t really have to work, but it’s a great vibe regardless so you don’t want to miss out on Thursday night’s event if for no other reason than to be out on the town.

Let’s go Drag

Don’t be a drag, go drag.
Hands down one of the best, can’t-miss events of the week is the Downhill Costume Party and Competition at the base of Aspen Mountain. The whole town comes out to celebrate and cheer on the competitors in this wild (and somewhat racy) race. I highly recommend buying a table for this. It’s always a blast and loads if fun, so you might as well have a front row seat. You’ll make loads of new friends and maybe even find your Friday night date!

Pool Party

Get wet and wild: saving the best for last.
The Saturday Night Pool Party is the big, er, climax of the week and should rquire a little primping. If you forgot your favorite Keihl’s or want to get a facial to look your finest, drop by the Cos Bar on Galena for all your beauty needs. The pool party is a must do but take as little as possible because locker space is at a minimum. Less is more: All you need is your swimsuit and a coat darling!

Can’t Miss Events

COMEDY SHOW
Thursday, January 18
Come for a very special night of comedy and raunchy entertainment at the Belly Ip Aspen. After the slopes, take in some comedy realness, with comedians and entertainers selected by Drag Queen royalty. Expect unexpected moments and some very special surprises. Comedians include Julie Goldman and Justin Sayre. Get your tickets now and be ahead of the game. $75 general admission and $95 for reserved seating for both shows, including a late-night dance party with DJ Guy Scheiman following the comedy show.

WHITE PARTY AT THE SUNDECK (TOP OF ASPEN MOUNTAIN)
Friday January 19
We are returning to the top of Aspen Mountain for our Friday Night Dance Party with DJ Dylan! Dress in your winter white, and enjoy complimentary cocktails starting at 9 p.m. from Budweiser and Woody Creek Vodka. Tickets are $150 in advance, and there is a special VIP section for Patrons and PatronsXL passholders.

DOWNHILL COSTUME CONTEST & PARTY
Saturday, January 20
The costume content will be hosted by Sister Helen Holy (Paul J. Williams) and will be judged by a “roster of personalities.” Tables for this event are sold out, but contestants are still needed! If you are interested in competing, please email info@gayskiweek.com for more information and to register. Prizes are First Place ($1000), Second Place ($500), and Third Place ($250).

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Official Aspen Gay Ski Week web site.

12 Days of Aspen: Our Favorite Holiday Events

Your Guide to the 12 Days of Aspen

Between a bustling downtown, world-class skiing and snowboarding right outside your doorstep, and an abundance of things to do and events happening over the holidays, it’s tough to beat Aspen as a top destination to spend your Christmas and New Year’s.

Here are our favorite holiday events in Aspen!

Aspen Holiday Events

Monday, December 20th

Festive Crafting with Red Brick Arts will take place at Hotel Jerome from 10 am – 12 pm. Children can create a very special gift or decoration for their loved ones. For more information, click here.

Tuesday, December 21st

Enjoy Solstice cookies and hot cocoa at the Aspen Art Museum from 3-5 pm. While you’re there, you can become the artist with a festive drawing activity for all ages. The event is free to attend.

Wednesday, December 22nd

Delight in fun for the whole family at the Après Ski Family Show at the Hotel Jerome. This variety show features Aspen’s finest Broadway talent and a mix of holiday songs and Broadway hits. Each ticket includes family-style bites, a delicious welcome cocktail for our adult guests, and a festive beverage for kids. Click here for more information and to purchase tickets.

Thursday, December 23rd

Gift your group a concert experience seeing Dillon Francis at the Belly Up. This American electronic musician, record producer, and DJ will be performing at 10 PM. Please note: the show is 21+. All attendees must be fully vaccinated at least 14 days prior to the show date. Proof of vaccination is required for entry. Grab your tickets at bellyupaspen.com.

Friday, December 24th

Nothing says Christmas like a Christmas Eve Feast at Element 47! Tuck into a four-course prix fixe menu featuring indulgent favorites like venison, lobster, wagyu beef, hand-made pasta, foie gras, seabass, and decadent desserts. Learn more and click here to purchase tickets.

Saturday, December 25th

After all of the hustle and bustle of the holiday, enjoy a relaxed Christmas dinner at Ajax Tavern. The featured menu includes holiday favorites like Brandt beef, gnocchi, Colorado lamb, scallops, and more! click here. Click here to read more.

Sunday, December 26th

Celebrate National Candy Cane Day with the Aspen Chamber! Stop by the information booth and receive a free candy cane.

Monday, December 27th

Visit the Red Brick Resident Artist’s Exhibition. This Annual Exhibition features works of various media including, ceramic ware and vases, abstract and representational painting, photography, mixed media, sculpture, and jewelry design. FREE to attend. Click here for more information.

Tuesday, December 28th

History buffs will delight in The Aspen Historical Society Winter History Tours starting from the Hotel Jerome. Learn about the legends that surround Hotel Jerome and the history that lead to it becoming the heart of Aspen! Learn more about this FREE experience by clicking here.

Wednesday, December 29th

Attend an Evening of Songs & Stories with John Oates featuring Guthrie Trapp at the Wheeler Opera House! These music legends will grace the Opera House Stage for one night only, so be sure to secure your spot. Tickets and venue information can be found at aspenshowtix.com.

Thursday, December 30th

Take the kids to Hotel Jerome and have them design an illuminated, one-of-a-kind mask to wear ringing in the New Year! Click here to reserve your spot.

Friday, December 31st

Aspen on New Year’s Eve is unmatched! Check out this year’s events…

Happy New Year!

We hope to see you in Aspen this holiday season. If you have any questions about planning your trip, please contact us. If you’re still looking for holiday accommodations, start searching our inventory of luxury Aspen vacation rentals.

Aspen Holiday Survival Guide

You don’t have to look further than the airport to know that the winter holiday season is the busiest time of year in Aspen. Private jets line up at the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport like limousines outside a red carpet event. It pretty much reads like this: Aspen is the place to be. In fact, Aspen’s population swells from just 7,000 people to around 20,000 during the holidays. There is competition for everything from in-town parking spots to dinner reservations. While the town’s holiday bustle is part of its festive appeal, dealing with crowds can be exhausting. Here are a few survival tips from our local insider on how to survive Aspen’s relative holiday craziness this year.

Take a Walk on the Wild Side

We know it’s all about alpine (downhill) skiing, but consider this, you can escape the crowds. Get a good workout in and enjoy the wilderness (and solitude) on a pair of cross-country skis. With over 80 kilometers of groomed trails, cross-country skiing affords plenty to explore. If the idea of trying to balance on skinny skis in a pair of sneaker-like boots feels a little too daunting, consider trying a backcountry touring ski (available for rental at the Ute Mountaineer) which is like a cross-country ski, but wider with scales on the bottom for better uphill traction and edges for better control.

Roads that are closed in winter are very popular for touring and offer easy routes for beginners with unbelievable views. Maroon Creek Road from T-Lazy 7 is an easy, gentle route that rewards dramatic vistas of Pyramid Peak. Or try Independence Pass from the closure gate to the Weller Lake parking lot for some of the most sweeping vistas in the entire valley. Either of these outings is a quiet alternative to the resort but not lacking in adventure or views—minus the hefty price tag of a lift ticket. For around $25, you can rent a state-of-the-art touring set up from the Ute Mountaineer.

Snowmass Cross Country Skiing

Avoid Parking Paralysis

During the holidays, finding a parking space in downtown Aspen is no easier than in the city you probably came from, so why not avoid the hassle? The Roaring Fork Transportation Authority provides free bus services throughout the City of Aspen, Snowmass Village, and Woody Creek.

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If you’re staying at a property that does not have adequate bus service and don’t want to hire a driver, there is a convenient underground parking garage located smack dab in the center of town (427 Rio Grand Place) where you can leave your car all day for much less than you’d pay at the meters. It’s a covered lot, so you won’t have to contend with having to clear snow and ice from your windshield. For more information visit the City of Aspen Parking web site.

Insider’s Tip: Purchase a 10-visit punch pass for $50—that’s only $5/day!

Live on “Mountain Time”

As locals, it never ceases to blow us away that when the gondola fires up at 9 a.m., the mountain is often still totally empty (unless, of course, it’s a powder day). Maybe the late start is due to Aspen’s swinging nightlife, but regardless, the best turns can be had early in the morning.</p&gt;</p>

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Try Something New

&lt;p><p><p&amp;gt;<p><p><p>&lt;p><p>There are boundless outdoor adventures waiting to be had off the ski slopes that are equally as fun as on the slopes, according to Erik Skarvan of Sun Dog Athletics.

Pack of Cyclists with Pet Dogs

Are you an avid cyclist? Try fat biking, a new craze where super fat tires with low pressure and big treads allow you to pedal through packed snow like a one horse open sleigh (sorry, we couldn’t resist). Sun Dog Athletics offers Fat Biking Adventures on the snow-packed trails around Aspen and Snowmass. Visit Sun Dog Athletics for more info.

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Romancing the Fall: The Aspen Insider’s Guide to Leaf Peeping

Leaf Peeping In Aspen

Fall in Aspen is kind of like a romantic fling. The beauty leaves you awe-inspired and wanting for more, all the while knowing the moment can’t last. Unlike the heartier oak and spruce trees that turn colors in locales to the east, the Aspen tree’s foliage cycle is brilliant but painfully short. The entire cycle lasts only a few weeks. Turning first at the higher elevations and then gradually making its way down the valley, where yellow leaves can still be found on the trees in late October.

Here’s your local’s guide to the best leaf peeping by car, bike, and foot. Enjoy it while it lasts, and love it before it “leafs” you!

ASPEN FALL FOLIAGE BY CAR: INDEPENDENCE PASS TO TWIN LAKES

Aspen Leaf Peeping Independence Pass - Romancing The Fall in Aspen

Even when the leaves aren’t turning, Independence Pass has to be one of the most scenic mountain passes in Colorado. But when the yellow leaves are firing, this road is magical. Begin in downtown Aspen and head up Highway 82 East. Make your way through several Aspen groves that canopy the road between Weller Lake and Lincoln Creek. Save the best for last. Before the summit, a panoramic view of the entire valley affords patchwork-quilt like bursts of color. Drop on over the other side for more jaw-dropping beauty as the road descends via steep, heart-stopping switchbacks before landing in the lush valley. Grab lunch at the Twin Lakes Inn where views of the colors reflecting in the lake are postcard perfect.

Get the full scoop on driving Independence Pass in the fall.

ASPEN FALL FOLIAGE BY BIKE: THE TWO VALLEYS AKA “THE SISTERS”

Road cyclists from all over the world come to Aspen to test their legs and their lungs on this classic ride that affords some of the most awe-inspiring scenery in the Roaring Fork Valley. Affectionately known as “the sisters” because of the two valley’s resemblance as striking beauties that require some serious effort.

Aspen Leaf Peeping Two Sisters - Romancing The Fall in AspenThese routes can be ridden separately but to tackle them both at once is the standard for anyone who takes their time in the saddle seriously. The spectacular scenery meter goes up a few notches during fall foliage, especially if you’re lucky enough to catch the colors just after a dusting of snow on the high peaks. Just when you think the Maroon Bells can’t get any more spectacular, they do. And the Castle Creek Valley offers similar rewards for the 14-mile climb (and on the flip side, epic 14-mile downhill), especially in the last two miles when the high peaks of the Elk Range reveal themselves at the top of the valley.

ASPEN FALL FOLIAGE BY FOOT: CATHEDRAL LAKE

This local’s favorite offers a lot of reward for the effort from the trailhead to the top with awesome scenery pretty much the whole way up.This is especially true during the fall season, when the first mile of the trail meanders through deep Aspen groves that feel especially magical when littered with a ground cover of soft, gold medallions and a canopy of brilliant yellow against a majestic blue sky. Within the first hour, you pop out of the trees and get your first glimpse of the high alpine valley with its open meadows and the cascading waterfalls of Castle Creek. WHY VISIT ASPEN IN THE FALL

Fall really is the best time to visit Aspen. Need more reasons to visit Aspen for the changing leaves and all things fall? Here are our five reasons to visit Aspen in the off season.

Five Reasons We Love Aspen Highlands

Five Reasons We Love Aspen Highlands – Living the high life just outside the roundabout.

Five Reasons We Love Aspen Highlands. Like the shy, talented kid of four siblings, Aspen Highlands is probably the most misunderstood of Aspen’s Four Mountain repertoire. Everyone knows Snowmass is for families; Buttermilk is for beginners and park rats; Aspen is for people who want to ski and be seen. But what about Aspen Highlands?

Most people think Aspen Highlands is for expert skiers. It best known for the infamous Highlands Bowl and it’s hike-to expert only skiing.

But there is so much more to it than that. Let us count the ways:

Top 2 Reasons We Love Aspen Highlands

1) So close, but yet so far. Conveniently located less than 2 miles from downtown Aspen. Free bus route! Highlands feels like a small village nestled deep in the mountains.  Something you’d expect to see in the Swiss Alps than in Colorado.

Surrounded by steep wooded hillsides and snow capped peaks, it’s more of a true alpine feel than other parts of the valley. If you want to feel like you’ve escaped to a true mountain retreat without needing a four-wheel drive vehicle to get there, Highlands is the place for you.

Aspen Highlands Home

This 4-bedroom, 4.5 bath luxury townhome is Aspen Highlands slopeside living at its finest.

2) Where the deer and the antelope—and the kids—play.
Even though Snowmass has a reputation for being the family-friendly mountain, Aspen Highlands is also ideal for families. With its absence of busy streets, lack of crowds, and small base village, it is a super safe place where parents can relax and not have to worry as much about constant supervision of their kids. With its close proximity to the Aspen Recreation Center (accessible via a paved bike path) you’ve got all the kid’s favorite amenities (swimming, skating, rock climbing, and more) a short walk or bike ride away.

If you want to know what it’s like to live on the slopes at Aspen Highlands, check out this amazing Thunderbowl Home.

More Reasons We Love Aspen Highlands

3) Escape the crowds, but not the fun.
During the summer months, when Aspen is at full capacity and it’s crazy in town, you can still enjoy the peace and serenity of a mountain getaway without having to worry about where to park (the bus into town is free and super But there’s still a lot of fun to be had right outside your back door.

4) Quality over quantity.
The base village at Highlands might be small, but what it has to offer is top notch. The Highlands Alehouse has one of the most comprehensive beer lists in town with a regular rotation of microbrew suds on tap.And even though pizza is their specialty, there is also a great selection of fresh, healthy fare from kale salads and baked salmon to handmade sandwiches.If you want something a little more upscale, just head on over to Willow Creek Bistro at the Ritz Carlton for a little five-star service and delectable fare.

Two master suites makes this Thunderbowl Townhome and excellent choice for multiple families to come experience Highlands.

5) Not for experts only.
Come winter, Highlands has some of the most exquisite slopeside homes in the valley. And the notion that this is a resort for experts only is a myth. Highlands has some of the best groomed slopes around, especially off the Cloud 9 lift. All the experts are on the upper mountain or skiing the Bowl. That means the corduroy is left mostly untouched for the people who really appreciate it. And you’ll almost never see a liftline here, even during the busy season. Now that’s what we call living on Cloud 9.

If you have specific questions, please give our team a call at Aspen Signature Vacation Rentals. We’re here to make sure your Aspen experience is everything you’ve been dreaming of—and more.

Ground Transportation In Aspen That Will Take You Higher

Aspen Limousine Services

Ground Transportation in Aspen is exceptional. Let us guess, the words “ground transportation” don’t conjure up great feelings. If you’re traveling to Aspen it usually means your flight was canceled or diverted. Now you are stuck driving a car you’re not familiar with white knuckles through weather conditions. Makes for great skiing, but terrifying driving.

There are many car services available that will change the way you think about Ground Transportation in Aspen:

Car Service Options:

If you need specific travel recommendations, give our team a call at Aspen Signature Vacation Rentals. We’re here to make sure your Aspen experience is everything you’ve been dreaming of—and more.

 

 

 

A Local’s Guide to Aspen Shortsfest

Things to Know about Aspen Shortsfest:

Founded in 1979 by Ellen Kohner Hunt, Aspen Film seeks to enlighten, enrich, educate, and entertain through film. Throughout its history, Aspen Film has been creating unique and memorable experiences for both the serious cinephile and casual movie lover.

The festival is an industry-recognized destination for discovering breakthrough talent. Reinaldo Marcus Green (King Richard), Destin Daniel Cretton (Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, Short Term 12), Damien Chazelle (La La Land, Babylon), Jason Reitman (Ghostbusters: Afterlife, Up in the Air), Sarah Polley (Women Talking) and the late Jean-Marc Vallée (Dallas Buyers Club) are among the notable alumni whose short films first screened at Shortsfest before they became household names.

If you need specific questions, give our team a call at Aspen Signature Vacation Rentals. We’re here to make sure your Aspen experience is everything you’ve been dreaming of—and more.