2023 Council Strategic Goals

Town Council Adopts New Strategic Goals

After each election, the Snowmass Village Town Council sits down to discuss, create, and adopt strategic goals for the future of Snowmass Village. The newly elected Town Council recently finalized its goal statements for the upcoming term. The overarching priority for this Town Council as taken from the Goal statement  "Passionately Protecting the Village's Community Character to Promote Balance and Emotional Connectivity" 

Read the full goal statement online at www.tosv.com

April Recreation Center Maintenance Closures

The Snowmass Village Recreation Center will be closed for maintenance during parts of April. 

Full closure details:

• April 9 (Easter) - Recreation Center closed.
• April 17 through mid-May - Hot tub closed for a resurfacing project.
• April 19-21 - Recreation Center closed.
• April 17-21 - Leisure pool closed.
• April 24-27 - Lap pool closed.

Youth Gear Swap

Wednesday, April 12, 2023, 5:30 - 8:00 p.m.

Snowmass Recreation Center is excited to offer the first annual Youth Gear Swap!

Bring your strollers, bikes, skates, youth clothes, youth jackets, and hockey/soccer/softball/baseball/football equipment.... to sell and trade amongst your fellow community members.

Reserve a spot at one of the tables in advance to guarantee a prime location for selling your goods!  Details and Registration

The 2023 Summer Newsletter for the Town of Snowmass Village Parks, Recreation, and Trails has arrived! CLICK HERE to view

Upcoming Road Construction

2023 Capital Projects

Large capital projects help maintain and improve our municipal infrastructure. In 2023, the Town will perform several large capital projects, including the Bursh Creek culvert reconstruction, Town Park renovation, and others. Some projects will impact local travel and service delivery. For details and updates for all projects, CLICK HERE

Burnt Mountain Closes April 25

Respect wildlife. Respect seasonal closures.

The area stretching between West Buttermilk and the Snowmass Ski Area, known as Burnt Mountain, is one of only two spots in the roughly 2.2 million-acre White River National Forest where human access is off-limits for just one critical reason – elk calving.

Elk return to this area each year to find the water, lush forage, sunshine, and seclusion they need to survive, give birth and nurse their young without being startled and disrupted. The annual trail closures begin April 25 with the Tom Blake Trail, Sequel Trail and other trails in the Elk Camp/Two Creeks vicinity closed to use through June 20. Anaerobic Nightmare and its surrounding lands are closed from April 25 through June 27. The closure of the Government Trail and Sugarbowl area was extended by a week starting last year; the closure begins May 15 and continues through June 27. 

The south portion of the Rim Trail, Highline, and Lowline trails are open year-round. Sky Mountain Park, including Seven Star Trail and the North Rim Trail, all open May 16.

Trail Conditions & Closures...

Snowmass Village Shuttle to Provide Free Transit Royale Subscriptions For All Riders

Snowmass Village Shuttle is upgrading its riders to Transit Royale, the new subscription in Transit, Village Shuttle’s official app. Beginning today, Village Shuttle riders will have access to a free Royale subscription, unlocking additional features, special Village Shuttle branding, new customization options, and access to the app across the more than 300 cities supported worldwide. For more details, CLICK HERE