
Oktoberfest
Dirndls, steins, and lederhosen abound in Vail for the first two weekends of September. Enjoy a celebration of all things German, including Bavarian music, yodeling, and bratwurst-eating contests.
Vail is the largest mountain destination in the Inspirato Collection, with countless accommodations. Stay steps from the gondola in the heart of Vail at one of our 9 luxury condos at Solaris, ranging in size from three to four bedrooms, like the stunning fourth-floor Riva Ridge, boasting a balcony with views of Vail Mountain. The Bavarian-style Sonnenalp hotel offers cozy suites in the heart of the village, as well as a European spa and on-site dining.
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Dirndls, steins, and lederhosen abound in Vail for the first two weekends of September. Enjoy a celebration of all things German, including Bavarian music, yodeling, and bratwurst-eating contests.

More than 200 trails await at this legendary mountain, the third-largest single-mountain resort in the U.S. Its beloved back bowls are on every skier’s bucket list, but the beginner terrain is robust, too.

In the warmer summer months, take to the treetops and get your adrenaline pumping with a zipline tour. You’ll get a bird’s-eye view of one of the most picturesque mountain ranges in the country.
Boasting thousands of skiable acres, posh residences, and an array of world-class amenities just steps from the lifts, Vail Mountain is a magnet for discerning jetsetters and dedicated skiers. Known as the largest—and arguably the most popular—ski mountain in the United States, Vail offers nearly 200 trails for serious mountain devotees to explore. At its base, Vail Village is reminiscent of an elegant alpine resort, teeming with upscale boutiques, Michelin-starred chefs, and laid-back bars serving up cold drinks and warm company. Off the slopes, Vail Village offers every comfort and pleasure, from spas and shopping to après and fine dining.
The Colorado sun is intense, even on the rare occasion when it's behind the clouds. Sunscreen with a high SPF rating is a must. Colorado's mountain weather is another part of the adventure. A winter snowstorm can last for days and produce three feet of fresh powder. In the summer, warm breezes often usher in afternoon rain, and you can expect a slight chill when the sun sets.
