The Forest Flyer Returns for Winter

Delicious Food, Beautful Views at the 10th Restaurant on Vail Mountain

By: David Neff Executive Chef  Tim McCaw, a Colorado native, recently took a trip to the Swiss and French alps to become absorbed in the food culture, and bring back some European flavor to his home at the 10th Restaurant on Vail Mountain.

Vail Welcomes Renown Mexican Chefs, Artists & Performers

The town of Vail will welcome world renown chefs, artists and performers from its Sister City, San Miguel de Allende, Mexico the week of June 21. Throughout the week, visitors to Vail will be able to attend concerts, dinners and festivals showcasing well-known Mexican talent.

Summer Dining “Bests” in Vail

Vail’s food and drink scene is a tour de force, and exploring it could be considered an Olympic event. There are certainly a plethora of options to choose from, but these are some of our standby “bests” that’ll leave you with a full stomach and a smile every time.

Six notable chefs, one night: Celebrity Chef Tour Dinner on April 1

On April 1st, six of Colorado’s most distinguished chefs will present their unique culinary creations at the James Beard Foundation’s Celebrity Chef Tour Dinner in Vail. A mixologist and winemakers will round out the gastronomic experience with pre-dinner cocktails and wine pairings. The event will take place at Larkspur Events & Dining on Friday, April 1, from 6 to 10 p.m., during the Taste of Vail weekend.

Why the James Beard Celebrity Chef Tour Dinner is made for the “Serious Foodie”

A culinary favorite returns to Vail, April 1, 2016

Anyone who’s really into food would jump at the chance to meet the chef behind a delicious meal, and any chef who really loves what they do would embrace the opportunity to connect with their guests. After all, food is a very personal experience, whether you’re the creator or the diner.

5 Tips to the Ultimate Ski Trip

Vacations can be stressful, especially when you’re the one doing all the planning. Rather than spending your time worrying about the details, read these tips for the ultimate ski trip ahead of time and you’ll be ready to kick back and enjoy your time on the slopes.

1. Make a game plan before getting on the mountain

Vail Mountain spans 5,289 acres, and while that makes for a lot of enjoyment to be had, it can be overwhelming to explore. We’ve taken the legwork out of planning your day on the mountain with three all-encompassing trail guides. Based on your skill level, these guides enable you to focus on making memories and racking up vertical feet – sans any stress.

Explore Vail’s Trail Guides as a Beginner, Intermediate or Expert