Gypsum, CO Local Area Information

Vail Mountain is without a doubt one of the premier ski/snowboard destinations in America. Huge terrain, classic back bowls, stunning views, incredible lodging and food--Vail has it all! read more about Classic Vail Ski Weekend (3 days) (read more - PDF guide)

While Vail is undoubtedly known for its winter reputation, Vail in the summer can be equally enchanting. Great weather, lower prices and endless reaches of natural beauty make the Vail area the perfect summer getaway. read more about 3 -Day Relaxing Summer Weekend in Vail (read more - PDF guide)

Vail Pass offers a variety of options for bikers who want an intimate look at the beautiful Gore Range mountains that surround Vail. If you're looking for a casual day, local bike shops offer shuttles that make your trip all downhill. If you want a longer, tougher day go for the 32 mile ride over the pass to the nearby town of Frisco--return back to Vail for a 64 mile biking adventure! read more a... (read more - PDF guide)

In the summer and autumn, Vail has a ton of fun waiting for the active visitor. Vail's famous ski mountain is transformed into a mountain biker's paradise while the neighboring Gore Range mountains offer great hiking and backpacking opportunities. read more about 3-Day Adventure Weekend in Vail (read more - PDF guide)

Vail is every bit as fun in the summer as in winter. Nature lovers can find adventure in the mountains, rivers, lakes and deep woods. Those looking for fine dining, art and elegance are in luck too--Vail has it all in abundance. read more about 5 Summer Days in Vail (read more - PDF guide)

Vail has no shortage of quality restaurants, with world-class cuisine available in just about every flavor. These ten restaurants are my personal favorite; some are high-end like Sweet Basil while others are pleasantly affordable such as Blue Moose Pizza. All of them have fantastic menus and great ambiance. For all tastes, Vail has a restaurant to please. read more about Top 10 Restaurants in Vai... (read more - PDF guide)

Vail is obviously a skier's haven, with two impressive mountains (Vail and Beaver Creek) that could easily be vacations unto themselves. However, there is fun to be had off the mountain as well: hot air balloons, dog mushing, alpine gardens and more. Hey, powder isn't perfect every day--and Vail has plenty else to offer! Here's my top ten things to do in Vail. read more about Top 10 Things to Do ... (read more - PDF guide)

Vail's obvious draw is the world class skiing -- no one is going to argue that! However, should you find yourself getting burnt out on the slopes, why not try the exhilarating thrill of dog-sledding or airing it out in a hot-air balloon? The lakes, rivers and mountains in the surrounding area offer a bevy of adventure opportunities as well. Here's 5 fun places and activities you may have missed in... (read more - PDF guide)

When the sun goes down, things are just getting started in Vail. With a hip international scene, interesting locals and visitors from all over the world, the social scene in Vail is hopping. Whether you are looking to dance until the sun comes up or socialize in a more relaxed setting, Vail has it all. For a unique experience, try luxury bowling at The Back Bowl in nearly Eagle. read more about To... (read more - PDF guide)

Vail has a variety of resorts, condos and hotels available for visitors. Skiers will appreciate lodging such as Sun Vail and Lion Square Lodge, where the lifts are a short walk away. Those looking for luxury in the extreme should visit The Antlers at Vail, while more budget minded travelers can experience fine lodging without breaking the bank at resorts like the Sheraton Mountain Vista. Lodging i... (read more - PDF guide)