Vail: A thousand Possibilities

Regardless of the season, Vail, Colorado attracts thousands of travelers every year with its countless outdoor activities. It is one of the world’s premier ski destinations and it also offers excellent shopping, fine dining and comfortable Vail vacation rentals. During the summer tourists enjoy sunny days by taking nature walks and mountain biking. Check out some of our ideas of things to do in Vail.
If you visit Vail during winter, you are visiting one of America’s most prestigious winter destinations. So don’t miss all the exciting winter sports at the Vail Mountain. Besides skiing and snowboarding you can also enjoy tubing, ski biking and laser tag at the top of the gondola. There is also dog-sledding, ice-skating and snowshoeing. And don’t worry! After a whole day of outdoor recreation, you can soak in a hot tub in you private Vail lodging.
If you are looking for an alternative plan during your Vail vacation, participate in the annual film festival held in the town since 2004. The Vail Film Festival is held in the heart of America’s most famous ski resorts and majestic snow capped mountains and it showcases independent movies, documentaries, student etudes, Oscar shorts and much more. You will not only enjoy film screenings, but also classes, panel discussions, live music and first-track skiing.
If you decide to look for Vail vacation rentals during the summer, you will be amazed with the variety of outdoor activities offered in this part of Colorado. Vail is home to many rivers that are perfect settings for adventure sports such as whitewater rafting and kayaking. You can also travel through the rugged backcountry of the Rocky Mountains in a Hummer while learning about geology, plant life and local culture
If you appreciate nature and fresh mountain air, make sure to visit the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens. This stunning place located at the elevation of 8,200 feet is the world’s highest botanical garden that opens to public during the summer. You will be able to admire a wide collection of high elevation plants with the scenic Colorado Rockies in the background. This garden provides many educational programs as well as mountain hikes, exhibits and classes.
And if you are in a theme-park mood, there is an option for you. Located about 55 minute-drive from any Vail chalet, the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park is an excellent idea for family fun. Cave tours, thrill rides, alpine coaster and tram rides are some of the many park’s attractions. The Lookout Grille serves delicious lunch in the cozy comfort of a Colorado rustic interior offering excellent mountain views. During winter the park is opened from Thursday to Sunday.

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