Learn Why Snowmass is an Ideal Last-Minute Family Getaway

Don’t be fooled by the wintery name; Snowmass, Colorado, has plenty of outdoor activities for family travelers this summer.

Located in the center of Snowmass’s village, Limelight Snowmass offers the perfect home base for families looking for a trip filled with summertime thrills. The property recently launched a new Family Adventure Package, where families who book at least three nights receive a $400 credit to the Lost Forest, a summertime playground featuring zip lining, ropes courses, the Breathtaker Alpine Coaster, hiking trails, a high-mountain fishing pond, disc golf, paintballing, in-room s’mores and more.

Other adventurous summer activities include:

Rock Climbing

Take on one of Colorado’s tallest indoor rock-realistic climbing walls. The five-story, child-friendly climbing wall runs directly up the front of the hotel and has a granite-like surface that resembles other climbs near Snowmass.

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Snowmass Rodeo’s 50^th Anniversary

This summer, Snowmass Rodeo celebrates its 50^th anniversary with the unveiling of its new rodeo arena and two months of rodeo classics like barrel riding, saddle bronc and bull riding.

Free Outdoor Concerts

The long-standing tradition of the Snowmass Free Concert Series celebrates 32 years of free live music with its return to Fanny Hill every Thursday until Aug. 22.

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Mountain Biking

Snowmass Mountain is one of the United States’ most sought-after mountain biking destinations. The International Mountain Biking Association named Roaring Fork Valley an IMBA Gold-Level Ride Center.

Maroon Bells

Known as one of the most photographed places in America, Maroon Bells is a must-see while visiting Snowmass. Snap pictures of the mountain-lake reflection while strolling or biking along the lake or hiking up to points such as Crater Lake.