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Like Nothing on Earth
Thanks to the magical combination of averaging more than 300 days of sunshine and 370 inches of snow each year, plus majestic, only-in-Vail views of the surrounding Gore and Sawatch mountain ranges, Vail truly embodies the phrase "Like nothing on Earth." Whether you're taking in panoramic mountain vistas or carving through the legendary Back Bowls, Vail Mountain delivers an unforgettable alpine experience.

Fun Facts
- Largest ski resort in Colorado - at 5,317 acres Vail is the largest ski resort in the state
- Second largest ski resort in N.A - second only to Big Sky as the largest single mountain ski resort in North America
- The town, road and resort all take their names from the Vail Pass project engineer Charlie Vail
- Vail was built from day 1 as a ski town, unlike mining towns such as Aspen or Breck
- Trail, area and building names carry historical ties to the 10th Mountain Division WWII infantry unit

Snowmaking Investment
In the summer of 2019, Vail undertook the largest snowmaking enhancement project in North America, installing 421 new snow guns, 19 miles of new piping, and expanding snowmaking coverage to over 500 acres. This significant investment ensures top-quality snow conditions throughout the season, enhancing the resort's reputation for Five Star Grooming and world-class skiing.

Highlights
Vail Mountain offers an unparalleled skiing experience with its extensive terrain, consistent snowfall, and awe-inspiring views. Its blend of challenging advanced runs, vast intermediate areas, and beginner-friendly terrain ensures there is something for everyone. With its impressive infrastructure, legendary Back Bowls, and sunny skies, Vail stands out as one of North America's premier ski destinations.
