On behalf of all of us at the Town of Vail, we welcome you and wish you an enjoyable stay. While you are here, enjoy the full lineup of events and activities to keep you busy during your trip. We also have some great new restaurants and shops to check out. We encourage you to get out and explore the environment around Vail on hikes, bike rides or on the water and to learn about our stewardship practices of Leave No Trace.A
Whether you’re a fan of art, concerts, or simply reveling in the stunning beauty of the Rocky Mountains, Vail’s events will leave you with cherished memories and a longing to return.
See Full Events CalendarHere are our go to spots for teams visiting Vail. Quick bites between games. Comfortable places to gather. Shops that make life easier. This map keeps your team moving, fed, and happy.
Discover driving directions, transportation alternatives, and how to find conditions. Please know that peak travel days are Fridays (westbound on I-70) and Sundays (eastbound on I-70). Plan your drive to Vail around those days so you spend more time enjoying Vail, rather than looking at brake lights.
Vail’s free bus system makes getting around simple and convenient. With frequent routes connecting the villages, ski areas and neighborhoods, it’s an easy, reliable option for visitors and locals alike. Explore Vail effortlessly while reducing your environmental impact.
When Village & Lionshead structures are full, free parking is allowed on South Frontage Road until 11 p.m. Do not block driveways or intersections (50 ft. clearance). No parking from Main Vail roundabout to Vail Valley Drive for safety and bike traffic.
Free parking is available at Donovan Park from 7am to 11pm, located at 1600 South Frontage Rd., with 90 spaces on days when the pavilion isn’t in use. A sign will be used at the park’s entrance to indicate availability each day. The parking area is serviced by the Matterhorn bus stop, which is located west of the park at the intersection of Matterhorn Circle and West Gore Creek Drive.
To accommodate the growing demand for electric vehicle charging capacity, 10 multi-port Level 2 electric vehicle ChargePoint charging stations are available (6 in the Vail Village Parking Structure, 1 in the Lionshead Parking Structure, and 1 on level 1, 2, and 3 of Red Sandstone Garage).
Vail’s walkable villages, helpful bike-sharing programs, and free/low-fee bus services allow visitors numerous ways to get around town. Explore bus schedules, carpooling and ride sharing, bike rentals and parking.
The Seven Principles of Leave No Trace provide an easily understood framework of minimum impact practices for anyone visiting the outdoors. Take these with you when exploring the beautiful outdoors:
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