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Explore a world of pristine slopes, starry skies and straightforward Rocky Mountain hospitality. Vail Valley is among the most popular ski and resort destinations in the United Sates. The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch is the perfect place to discover all that the Beaver Creek Mountain has to offer.
Explore a unique experience by contacting our ladies and gentlemen in Guest Relations. With their assistance we can develop an experience that your family will never forget. Let us plan your excursions or even notify you about what is going on in our area during your stay.
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Vilar Center for the Arts  (show details)  (hide details)
4 miles/10 minutes
970-845-TIXS / Website
Located in the heart of Colorado's Beaver Creek Resort, this 530-seat theatre presents a variety of year-round performances, including jazz, comedy, dance, film, musicals, theatre, family shows and more.
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Gerald Ford Amphitheatre (show details) (hide details)
10 miles/20 minutes
970.476.2918 / Website
Since first opening its doors during the summer of 1987, the Gerald R. Ford Amphitheater has served as the heart of artistic and cultural life for summer residents and guests in the Vail Valley. Since then, more than one million people have visited this spectacular outdoor venue, enjoying performances from some of the world’s premier artists, including John Denver, Willie Nelson, Bob Hope, B.B. King, Santana, Norah Jones, and orchestral favorites such as the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and New York Philharmonic. The Amphitheater seats 2,500 with 1,260 fixed seats and 1,240 general admission seats that offer excellent views of the stage from a grassy hillside. Seating for 20 disabled guests, plus one companion for each, is also available; please contact the box office for more information. Summer Hours: Monday-Sunday, 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
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Colorado Ski Museum (show details) (hide details)
10 miles/20 minutes
970-476-1876 / Website
For over 130 years, Colorado has been making skiing history. From the early trappers and miners of the late 1800s, to the competitive high-tech racers of today, Colorado has consistently occupied a unique place in the skiing world. The state has been home to some of the best skiing and snowboarding competitors and coaches in the world. The Colorado Ski & Snowboard Museum - Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame, located at the top of the Vail Transportation Center, is the keeper of this great skiing heritage and history.
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Hiking (show details) (hide details)
With the changing seasons and magnificent mountains in our area, it is undeniably some of the most beautiful hiking trails in the world for any age
There are myriad of hiking trails across Bachelor Gulch and Beaver Creek Mountain in the summertime. Providing incredible views, great exercise and often a learning experience. Grab a summer trail map which is available at the concierge desk and begin exploring.
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Hot Air Balloon Rides (show details) (hide details)
Ride with the wind from treetop level up to several thousand feet while taking in amazing 100 mile panoramic mountain views.
Soar into the skies above the Vail Valley and enjoy breathtaking views. Drift in silence through the mountain air on a flight of fancy. Flights can include in-flight classical music, champagne toast, deluxe sit down breakfast, souvenir champagne glass and a digital portrait of your flight. It's about as close to heaven as you're going to get here on earth!
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Red Sky Golf Club (show details) (hide details)
Though the Rocky Mountains are known for some of the best skiing in the western world, lesser known and equally amazing are the Rocky Mountains as a golfing destination.
With twelve golf courses in close proximity to Bachelor Gulch, this high-altitude destination is known as a golfer’s paradise. Players of all abilities will find a course well suited for them. Red Sky Golf Club offers 2 new championship courses designed by Tom Fazio and Greg Norman. This is a private course with Ritz-Carlton guests enjoying exclusive tee times throughout the day. Both courses were ranked in the top 100 courses to play by Golf Magazine.
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Mountain Biking (show details) (hide details)
From paved paths to challenging ascents, Bachelor Gulch and Beaver Creek has a myriad of mountain biking trails. Bring your own bike or rent trail or full-suspension bikes.
Explore the beauty of Bachelor Gulch and Beaver Creek Mountain by bike. These three-hour guided tours are geared towards beginner and intermediate riders. Families are welcome and Vail Mountain tours are also available. Pricing includes lift ticket and bike haul. Discounted mountain bike rental is available to all participants.
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Jeep & Hummer Tours (show details) (hide details)
Enjoy views of high alpine meadows, wild flowers, Colorado’s famous 14,000-foot peaks and there is always a chance to see local wildlife.
Try climbing the hills in a rugged four-wheel-drive Jeep or Hummer with your very own tour guide. Explore old mining towns and high altitude wagon roads at the very heart of the Colorado Rockies.
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Fly Fishing (show details) (hide details)
Fly fishing around Beaver Creek is an exercise in serenity. Consider a leisurely float on the famed Colorado River or a wade adventure into remote wilderness.
While our valley may be better known for the great skiing found at the resorts of Vail and Beaver Creek, we are fortunate enough to have more miles of trout streams nearby than could be fished in a lifetime. These fisheries for wild rainbows, browns, cutthroats, and brookies rival those found anywhere in the United States.
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White Water Rafting (show details) (hide details)
Enjoy a quiet float through serene waterways or get wet and wild through the rapids. Trips include transportation, equipment, and an experienced guide. Half day or full day trips with lunch are available.
Vail rafting is some of the best in the country. From a relaxing, sun-drenched float trip down the upper Colorado River to the heart-pounding adventure of the Class V Gore Canyon, Colorado offers a rafting experience for everyone. Colorado whitewater rafting is the perfect remedy for a hot summer day in the mountains surrounding the Vail Valley. A Vail rafting trip also offers an opportunity to create incredible family memories of your time together on the river.
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Centennial Express Summer Chairlift (show details) (hide details)
Take a leisurely chairlift ride up to 10,200 feet!
Complementary Mountaintop Activities:
- Hiking
- 18-hole championship disc golf course
- Tetherball
- Football
- Kick ball and net set ups
- Plastic bats and wiffle balls
- Children's books
- Family board games
- Sandbox with children's toys
- Horseshoes
- Orienteering park
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Betty Ford Alpine Gardens (show details) (hide details)
10 miles/20 minutes
970.476.0103 / Website
Explore and enjoy these stunning mountain gardens, situated high in the Rocky Mountains. In the shadow of Colorado's Gore Range, an assortment of perennial beds, rock gardens and waterfalls dramatically displays an astonishing array of the world's most unique and beautiful high-elevation plants. The Betty Ford Alpine Gardens are a public botanic garden featuring a fully documented collection of high elevation plants. The center also performs various conservation and research programs to provide crucial information about and support for diminishing mountain plant populations.
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Riverwalk of Edwards (show details) (hide details)
10 miles/15 minutes
The Riverwalk of Edwards offers a variety of unique boutiques, a movie theater and an array of dining options. Throughout the summer Edwards also offers a fresh farmers market every Sunday with a mixture of fresh fruits, vegetables and local treats.
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Beaver Creek Village (show details) (hide details)
4 miles/10 minutes
At the heart of Beaver Creek Resort lies a secluded alpine village with a performing arts center, challenging golf course, year-round outdoor ice rink, world-class shopping and an impressive collection of restaurants.
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