Sky Mountain Park Closed

Respect Wildlife. Respect Seasonal Closures.

Local elk herds have been spotted moving into their winter ranges for the season, and the North Mesa and Sky Mountain Park areas and trails are now closed. These habitats provide critical food sources for wildlife during the most challenging times of the year, and the closures allow wildlife to negotiate winter conditions.

Winter Season Closures:

Sky Mountain Park trails: December 1 - May 15 (opens May 16th)
Anaerobic Nightmare Trail: April 25 through June 27 (opens 28th)
Sequel Trail: April 25 through June 20 (opens 21st)
Tom Blake Trail: April 25 through June 20 (opens 21st)
Government Trail east of Elk Camp Work Road: May 15 through June 27 (opens June 28th)
Rim Trail North: December 1 through May 15 (opens May 16th)
Seven Star Trail: December 1 through May 15 (opens May 16th)
Upper North Mesa Equestrian Trail: December 1 through May 15th (opens May 16th)

The south portion of the Rim Trail is open year-round. Find a complete list of seasonal closures, and other great alternatives, online by following the link below.

Learn more...

Snowmass Recreation Center

Winter Newsletter

CLICK HERE to view our Winter Newsletter with details on program, facility updates, parks and trails updates, and more!

Ice Rink Opening Soon!

Our team is currently making ice and hopes to be open in December. Stay tuned for more information.Read on...

Photo Credit: Sam Ferguson

Celebrate Season's Greetings in Snowmass, Colorado

The 2022 Festive Season Features Fireworks, Santa, Carolers, Tree & Menorah lighting, and much more.
Click here to view the holiday activities

To view, all Snowmass events, click here

blank check for community grant recipient

Community Grants Available

Applications are accepted from December 5th, 2022 until Friday, January 13th, 2023

Local organizations that provide health, mental health, and social services and enrich the quality of life for Snowmass Village residents are encouraged to apply for the Town's Community Grant program. This year, the Town Council and Citizen's Grant Review Board will distribute $125,000 in grant funds. Applications are due by Monday, January 9th, 2023, at 5:00 p.m.

Learn more and apply online at tosv.com.

Village parking lots photo in upper village

Paid Parking In Effect

Permits Required in Numbered Village Lots

As of Thanksgiving Day, a permit is required to park in the numbered village lots in Snowmass Village. You can learn more about the different parking permits, find free park and ride locations, and more at villageshuttle.com.

Leave the winter driving to us, take the Village Shuttle

The Village Shuttle began its Winter Service on November 24^th. The Shuttle is your free and convenient way to get anywhere you want to go within Snowmass Village! For information on routes and schedules or any questions about our service, please visit villageshuttle.com or call our office at 970-923-2543. If you are a long-time rider, please note that there have been changes to the Routes #2 & #3 services.

Join our Team

Various Positions Available with Excellent Benefits

Join our team of highly dedicated individuals that serve Snowmass Village. We are currently recruiting for a variety of full-time, part-time, and seasonal positions, including:

Town Attorney
Town Engineer
Snowmass Tourism Group Sales Director
Bus Driver
Building Maintenance Mechanic
Building/Code Compliance Manager
Snow Plow Operator
Rec Center Coordinator
Recreation Assistant
... and more!

Learn more about these opportunities and apply online at www.tosv.com/jobs.

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