Vail Valley Resort Information

Eagle-Vail is located within a short distance of the world-class resorts of Vail and Beaver Creek.   Due to the rich culture that exists in the Eagle County, Eagle-Vail residents have the opportunity to enjoy a number of festivals, celebrations, rodeos, special events and concerts througout the year. Avon's 4th of July event is heralded as one of the largest firework displays in the state, Beaver Creek hosts World Cup racing, Minturn has the famous Summer Market, Vail hosts special events throughout the year and Eagle draws thousands to the county's Fair and PRCA Rodeo.

Vail Mountain Information

Elevations Base Elevation: 8,120 ft./2,476 m
; Peak Elevation: 11,570 ft./3,527 m; 
Vertical Rise: 3,450 ft./1,052 m

Snow: 
Snowmaking: 390 acres/158 hec
Average Annual Snowfall: 348 inches/881 cm

Monthly Snowfall Averages (measured at the top of the mountain and based upon historical totals)
: November: 58 inches
 December: 59 inches
 January: 64 inches
 February: 57 inches 
March: 63 inches
 April: 40 inches



Acreage
: Total Skiable Area: 5,289 acres; Front Side: 1,627 acres; 
Back Bowls: 3,017 acres; 
Blue Sky Basin: 645 acres

Trail Classification: (Total Mountain Acreage)
53% Expert/Advanced 

29% Intermediate
18% Beginner 


Conventional Trails: 193
Longest Run: Riva, 4 miles/6.4 km



Lifts
: Total Number of Lifts: 32
 Gondola: 1; High-speed quads: 16; Fixed-grip quad: 1; Triple chairs: 2; 
Double chairs: 3; Surface lifts: 3; Magic Carpets: 6; 
Total Uphill Capacity Per Hour: 57,802

Terrain Parks
: 4 Total (Fly Zone, Flight School, Aviator and Sky Way); 
Pipes: 1 Superpipe, length 450 feet, walls 18 feet/ 2 half pipes with 13-foot walls
; Tabletops: TBD
; Rails/ Boxes: TBD