As the Valley comes alive with summer activity, bikers, hikers, paddle boarders, golfers, fly fisherman and our local moose are descending upon our trails and rivers. The 41st annual Aspen Food & Wine Classic was just in town and our famous 4th of July parade is just around the corner. So much to do and experience before the days grow shorter!
What a spectacular fall! It’s been one of the longest and prettiest change of seasons I have seen in years. Stunning rides up to the Maroon Bells and Pinecreek Cookhouse with great friends are coming to an end. It’s time to hang up our bikes and dust off our ski equipment in anticipation of the upcoming El Nino winter and newly anticipated Hero's ski terrain (formerly Pandora's). However, I look forward to joining my friends once again on the slopes on opening day at Aspen Mountain on November 23rd, which is just around the corner!
HAPPY 4TH OF JULY! Summer has finally arrived after a very wet spring, making the valley floor and mountains intensely green. The Snowmass/Carbondale rodeos, Fanny Hill free music concerts and Aspen/Basalt farmers markets are where locals and guests can be found besides on trails, in the rivers and on golf courses!
