The luxurious ski resort, Beaver Creek is located in Colorado, roughly 2 hours from Denver International Airport. Surrounded by high-end boutiques, premium lodging and upscale galleries, Beaver Creek will even exceed those with the highest of expectations. Whilst nearby Vail may be bustling, Beaver Creek is generally safe from the hordes who want to be seen and instead its visitors go for the excellent skiing and snowboarding the resort offers in addition to its sophistication and privacy. With an amazing vertical drop of 3,340 ft and 1,832 acres of skiable terrain, serviced with 23 high speed lifts and 2 gondolas, fewer crowds, Beaver Creek appeals to all audiences.
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Beaver Creek Accommodation
Beaver Creek is a sophisticated resort and you do not need to look too far for somewhere luxurious to stay. Escalators take you to the slopes and many properties are ski-in/ski-out, including these favourites we've chosen for a perfect stay. -
Beaver Creek
Ski Packages
Fully customisable Beaver Creek ski packages that can include any of the following; flights, accommodation, lift passes, ski hire and more. Request a quote today! -
Beaver Creek Dining
Beaver Creek Resort is not shy of award winning restaurants, world-class culinary cuisine and family- friendly restaurants. The Beaver Creek Village offers a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of dining options. Check out some of our favorites. -
How to get to
Beaver Creek
Beaver Creek is best accessed via Denver International Airport and then you have a few options for getting to the resort. Find out what option is best for you. -
Beaver Creek Trail Maps
Beaver Creek offers a decent 1,832 acres of skiable terrain serviced by a sophisticated network of 23 lifts with a good portion being high speed. The resort receives a commendable average of just over 8 metres of dry, Colorado Rockies snowfall each year.
Featured Beaver Creek Articles
Grasshopper’s North American 2024-2025 Snow Season Outlook, November Update
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First Snow Has Fallen and Resorts are Open!
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2023-2024 North American Snow Season Outlook- What We May See in an El Niño Year
Aimee Engerbretson during a deep day at Palisades Tahoe last December. Last season was a record year for the Sierras and in an El Niño year above average snow totals are likely again this season Photo: Jeff Engerbretson Mountainw [...]
Aspen Snowmass – Your Ultimate Travel Guide
Exploring Aspen Snowmass If you’re searching for a premier ski destination, world wide, look no further than Aspen Snowmass in Colorado. In this travel guide, we’ll reveal the top reasons to plan your skiing or snowboa [...]
2022-2023 North American Snow Season Outlook – December Update: Early Season Storms Give Way to More Settled Period
Bernie Rosow enjoying some early season powder in the trees at Mammoth Mountain which has received 152cms so far this December and there’s more in the short term forecast. Photo: Christian Pondella Mountainwatch | The Grassho [...]
World Snow Wrap, Dec 3rd – Finally, Fresh Snow in Europe and Japan, Dumping in the US and Canada
Megan Dingham living the dream in Alta on Tuesday after 43cms of light powder. Photo: Rocko Menzyk Mountainwatch | Reggae Elliss The northern hemisphere winter is starting to settle in and there have been some good snowfalls acr [...]
