"If you're looking for convenience, exceptional service, superb skiing and a world-class ski school then look no further. Beaver Creek offers affordable exclusivity and the highest possible standards on and off mountain. Make sure you ski down to the Ritz Carlton at Bachelor Gulch for a drink on the terrace or have an al fresco lunch at Mamie's Mountain Grill. Kids of all ages will love the outdoor ice rink in the village centre."
Beaver Creek Ski Holidays
Beaver Creek is luxury skiing at its very best: amazing terrain, perfect powder snow, an exclusive mountain resort, top accommodation and all backed up by impeccable world-class service. Luxury is a way of life here and it’s not just window dressing either: the mountain is deceptively extensive with some fantastic fall line skiing through the pretty aspen trees as well as wide confidence boosting groomers – perfect to learn on. The resort plays host to World Cup ski races on the Birds of Prey course in early December and there are events and activities throughout the season.
Beaver Creek resort prides itself on personal and attentive service. Everywhere you turn there are resort ambassadors ready with a trail map, some sunscreen or a granola bar to set you on your way. Beaver Creek has a pedestrian village at its centre where an open air skating rink is surrounded by warming fire pits. There are art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and cafes aplenty. It’s the perfect resort for anyone who likes to feel a bit special!
Skiing in Beaver Creek
Beginners will lap up the attention lavished on them at the Beaver Creek snow school and will be confidently swishing down the many green runs in no time at all. Unlike most resorts a large number of green runs are concentrated at the summit, accessed by the Cinch Express. This means that beginners can experience the magnificent views usually reserved for the more experienced skier, and ski in peace without the threat of high-speed interlopers sweeping past at a thunderous rate. The long gentle cruising runs down through the trees to Bachelor Gulch are some of the very best trails in Colorado for novices and families looking to practice and perfect their turns on beautifully groomed snow. Beaver Creek is an excellent resort for families – there are Kids Adventure Zones dotted all over the easterly slopes, such as Hibernating Bear Cave and Rowdy Ridge. Fabulous Fun!
Intermediate skiers and riders get the lion’s share of the terrain in Beaver Creek and its two inter-linked satellite village at Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead. Expect long undulating groomers, open faces and nice easy glades. Meet your buddies for lunch at the Spruce Saddle Lodge or spoil yourself on the deck at the Ritz-Carlton, before heading out for some more hero-skiing.
Whilst life on much of the mountain proceeds at a sedate pace, Grouse Mountain is a different story. This is hard-core, steep and deep technical terrain. Screech Owl is well named and certainly gets the adrenaline pumping. For daring mogul aficionados, the bumps that form on Falcon Park and Osprey could often out scale a Mini Cooper. And if you are not on your knees yet, give Royal Elk Glades a whirl before calling it a day. Outstanding stuff.
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"If you're looking for convenience, exceptional service, superb skiing and a world-class ski school then look no further. Beaver Creek offers affordable exclusivity and the highest possible standards on and off mountain. Make sure you ski down to the Ritz Carlton at Bachelor Gulch for a drink on the terrace or have an al fresco lunch at Mamie's Mountain Grill. Kids of all ages will love the outdoor ice rink in the village centre."
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Beaver Creek Accommodation
Après-Ski in Beaver Creek
Après-ski in Beaver Creek can be less frenetic than some of its Colorado neighbours however there’s still a good choice of apres spots to suit all tastes. Here’s a few suggestions to get you started:
Coyote Café
For that post-mountain drink and vibrant apres-ski scene head over to the Coyote Café. A favourite haunt of the locals, serving up plentiful Mexican dishes and washed down with draught beer specials and signature Margaritas.
Dusty Boot Roadhouse
The Dusty Boot Roadhouse is an unique Colorado bar & grill experience. Serving everything from quick snacks to full savory meals, this is one of Beaver Creeks best bars and specialises bespoke Margaritas.
Brass Bear Bar
With floor to ceiling windows capturing sunset views over the mountains, Brass Bear Bar, located in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek hotel, is a go-to for an elegant yet relaxed apres-ski scene. Warm by the grand fireplace with a delcious cocktail and tasty bar bites.
Fireside Bar
Finish the day with a long cruise down to the Ritz-Carlton in Bachelor Gulch for a classic Colorado beer or hand-crafted cocktail on the hotel’s mountainside terrace.
Dining in Beaver Creek
Beaver Creek offer's a wide range of dining options, here's a few suggestions to whet your appetite:
8100 Mountainside Bar and Grill
Vibrant menu options centred around sustainably sourced local produce. The menu varies by the season. Located in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek hotel and open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Alpine + Answers
Varied menu featuring Mediterranean, American and steak dishes in a cosy alpine setting. Located in the Beaver Creek Lodge.
Blue Moose Pizza
Located in the centre of Beaver Creek village, this is a casual spot for some warming comfort food. Expect speciality pizzas, sandwiches and appetisers.
Coyote Café
A Beaver Creek original, Coyote Café remains a locals favourite offering a genuine welcome, plentiful tasty food at reasonable prices and friendly service. The dinner menu features predominantly Mexican and Southwestern influences.
Dusty Boot Roadhouse
A welcoming, family friendly bar and grill, and local favourite, with a menu featuring hearty Southwestern dishes. Also a great après spot with bespoke Margarita’s and warming appetisers.
Golden Eagle Inn
Located opposite the ice rink on Beaver Creek Plaza, Golden Eagle Inn serves a wide selection of alpine inspired dishes featuring elk, bison and Rocky Mountain trout in a casual yet elegant environment.
Grouse Mountain Grill
AAA Four Diamond Award and top rated Beaver Creek restaurant. This New American restaurant features local ingredients and the finest service for a fine dining experience. Located in the Pines Lodge.
Citrea
Creative mediterranean cuisine with a fresh, seasonal menu in the heart of Beaver Creek village.
Splendido at the Chateau
Featured in the Michelin Guide, this Beaver Creek staple blends classic North American dishes with a creative flair. A unique fine dining spot, perfect for a special occasion.
Sakaba
Contemporary sushi restaurant where you're invited to indulge in tradition with sushi, sake and craft cocktails. Located at the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch hotel.
Activities in Beaver Creek
On and off the slopes, there are plenty of things to make your day even more enjoyable!
Ski & Snowboard School
The tuition here is world-class so whether you’d like to join a group to learn at the same pace as others or prefer a private instructor for a more personalised service, the ski and snowboard school here can help. Instructors can also be booked for guiding purposes only if you’d simply like someone to show you around the ski area. We’d strongly recommend pre-booking which we can help you with before you go.
Ice Skating
At the centre of Beaver Creek village sits the outdoor ice rink providing endless fun for all the family. Ice skate rentals are available at the booth next to Base Mountain Sports. If getting on the ice isn’t for you, take a comfy seat on one of the sofas by firepits round the rink to watch.
Nordic Centre
Located next to Strawberry Park Express chairlift, the Nordic Centre is easily accesible and somewhere you can experience the mountains in a different way. Here you can take a cross-country group or private lesson, or join a snowshoe tour.
Winter Wine Excursions
Head out on a guided snowshoe tour to see some of the best views before returning to The Osprey Fireside Grill for fondue paired wine. Excursions run on Tuesdays and Thursday throughout the season, pre-booking is highly recommended.
Cookie Time
Each day at 3pm head down to the village and at the bottom of Centennial Express you’ll be welcomed off the slopes to freshly-baked chocolate chip cookies!
Vilar Performing Arts Centre
World class performing arts venue with packed schedule of events from jazz to dance and comedy to musicals.



