VAIL PASS WINTER RECREATION AREA
Public land, kept great by the people who use it.
Skiers, splitboarders, snowmobilers, and snowshoers all share Vail Pass. The Alliance works alongside the U.S. Forest Service to keep 55,000 acres groomed, signed, and safe. Check conditions, plan your trip, and help keep it open for everyone.
(Photo: Topher Donahue)
55,000
ACRES
119 mi
TRAILS
50 mi
GROOMED
PLAN YOUR DAY
Everything you need before you go
Conditions, trip planning, trails, and how to support the pass.
CONDITIONS
Avalanche, weather, road, and snow reports for the pass, gathered in one place.
PLAN YOUR TRIP
Fees, parking, regulations, and safety, for motorized and non-motorized users alike.
MAPS & TRAILS
Routes by use type and difficulty, with the official map and trail conditions.
SUPPORT THE PASS
The Alliance is volunteer-run. Your gift keeps the area groomed, signed, and open.
ABOUT THE ALLIANCE
A PLACE WE SHARE, AND STEwARD TOGETHER
Vail Pass is one of the few places where motorized and non-motorized communities recreate on, and jointly care for, the same terrain. The Vail Pass Alliance is the volunteer group that makes that balance work, in partnership with the U.S. Forest Service.
SUPPORT THE PASS
The Vail Pass Alliance is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3). Every gift goes back into the recreation area, grooming, signage, and safety, through our partnership with the U.S. Forest Service.
KEPT OPEN BY THE PEOPLE WHO LOVE IT.
