Aspen Gay Ski Week turns the Rockies into a social playground. The crowd is international. Most are gay men, with some women who love the scene. The mood is friendly, stylish, and outdoorsy.
Days start on Aspen’s four mountains. Pick your level and join a guided group. Snow is usually reliable, and the views are big. Lunch is long. Photos are many. The talk is lift tips and party plans.
Après is the heartbeat. Expect patios, DJ sets, and warm drinks in cold air. People compare runs, show off outfits, and set up the evening.
Nights bring themes, shows, and benefits. Think drag hosts, live acts, and dance floors that stay busy. Some events feel polished. Others feel like a house party. You can dress up or keep it simple. The point is to be there.
Off the slopes, Aspen offers galleries, stylish shops, and solid restaurants. There are hot tubs, spa corners, and calm lounges for a break. The town is compact, so walking works. Shuttles connect the mountains.
Who should go? Travelers who like snow and city energy in one place. Come solo or with friends. Expect smiles and quick introductions. Pack layers, a bright hat, and extra gloves.
Aspen Gay Ski Week
“Snow by day, cheeky après by dusk, parties by night.”
