Reasons to Book Early Season at Vail

Less Crowds – As one of the top-rated ski resorts in the country, it is no wonder that Vail is a popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts that love to ski and snowboard.  If you’re one that wishes to experience Vail and all  of its glory without the crowds of skiers on the mountain and in-town, early season in Vail is the way to go!  With Vail opening in early November, there is no better time to book a Vail Mountain escape than early season. With Vail recently moving its snowmaking operations to Mid-Vail (higher up on the mountain) early season skiing now has more terrain opportunities for skiers and snowboarders to experience.

Great Lodging Rates – Early season (November) and late season (April) in Vail is the best time to get the best lodging rates. With Vail’s state-of-the-art snowmaking for early season and Mother Nature late season snowfall, sometimes booking in off-season is the way to go. Explore early and late season lodging rates for Vail here.

Mild Temperatures – Come November in Vail, the weather certainly turns to colder conditions. However, the temperatures are not nearly as cold as they can be come January and February. If you like to ski without the cold temperatures, November is certainly a great time to consider skiing and snowboarding Vail.

Lodging Availability – Late December through March is the prime time to ski Vail. As lodging fills up quickly, last minute travelers can have a hard time finding the lodging of their choice. However, if you book an early season ski vacation to Vail, the choices you have available become much bigger. 

Interested in booking an early ski season getaway to Vail? Look no further. Start exploring our various lodging options here.