Aspen Snowmass App

Aspen Skiing Company

About this app

Welcome to the hub for all things Aspen Snowmass, both on and off our four mountains. We’ve created this app to make your experience more seamless and more personal. Add additional days to your lift ticket, purchase lessons and rentals, get updates on parking and base lift wait times, and access in-App rewards and Passholder Benefits so you can spend less time in line and more time on the snow.
From interactive trail maps to personalized stats, mountain conditions to in-person events—our app has got your back.

Following your purchases, the Aspen Snowmass app will provide you with QR codes that you can use to pick up lift tickets and season passes at the pickup boxes at the base of our mountains, check in at Ski and Snowboard School, or scan at Four Mountain Sports locations to pick up rental gear.

Have questions or feedback? Send it to us! We want you to be the driving force in future additions. Visit aspensnowmass.com/app for FAQs, and send us your thoughts at [e-mail].

Ratings and reviews

This app does not work. its informational only. It will not track vertical feet, bowl laps, or anything else it claims to track, except number of days skiied, which it can do through connecting to the computer system. UPDATE: The tech support helped me get the vertial feet tracking to work. On some Android phones there is a feature to make the GPS very precise, as opposed to just being active. You will need to select the "very Precise" option on your phone settings in order for the tracking on this app to work. Its tracking most of my vertical feet now, but still glitchy - I often ski more than one mountain in a day, but the tracker will only show the first mountain you're on - not any subsequent mountain. Also - I hiked the bowl twice one day and it showed only 1 bowl lap, so definitely not super accurate.

12/2019: Updated review: New revised app is improved. Easier to activate the tracking for vertical ft daily. I miss the map, showing every run taken that day; fun to show others where we had skied, at the end of the day, as was on the very first version. 2017: Harder to read, background pictures distracting, and opening picture downright - blah! No tracking - major loss. Why bother to use app during day? BTW, old app picture of Aspen at night was gorgeous... best image when opening the app.

Maps on the app are designed for people with 20/20 vision. I can read paper ski maps but maps on the app limit zooming to the point trail names are unreadable for me. Website does not have this problem and I can read the trail names without glasses when I zoom. I do not need glasses to ski but need them to read smaller print. No plans to carry glasses while skiing so time to delete app as it serves no purpose. Fix the zooming limit or start printing maps again.

What's new

Version includes new Summer 2024 maps and other enhancements.