Getting Here BY GROUND Click here to to download these directions & a map. From the Aspen Airport Leave the airport by the main exit/entrance and turn left (north, towards Glenwood Springs) onto Hwy. 82. Travel for approximately 2 miles. Turn left onto Brush Creek Road at the first traffic light, following signs toward Snowmass Village/Snowmass Ski Area. See "From intersection of Highway 82 & Brush Creek Road" below. From Eagle Airport Upon exiting the airport go northwest on N. Airport Rd. toward US-6, 0.1 miles. Turn left onto US-6. Pass through one roundabout. Merge onto I-70 West / US-6 West via the ramp on the left toward Grand Junction. Follow directions below in "From Denver & all points east of Aspen." From Colorado Springs Airport Head northeast on Milton E. Proby Parkway. Slight left toward Milton E. Proby Parkway (signs for Long Term Parking/Airport exit). Continue straight onto Milton E. Proby Parkway. Turn right at S. Powers Blvd. Turn left at E. Fountain Blvd. Continue on US-24 W. Take the exit toward I-25 N. Keep right at the fork, follow signs for I-25 N/US-24 W/Denver/Manitou Springs and merge onto I-25 N. Take exit 194 to merge onto CO-470 W toward Grand Junction. Take the exit onto I-70 W toward Grand Junction. Follow directions below in "From Denver & all points east of Aspen." From Denver & all points east of Aspen Take I-70 west to Glenwood Springs. Take Exit 116 at Glenwood Springs, follow the signs for Highway 82 (right at 1st traffic light, right again at 2nd traffic light, onto Grand Ave./ Highway 82, crossing bridge over Colorado River), toward Aspen. Follow Highway 82 for approximately 38 miles. DO NOT turn at the first sign for Snowmass (note mileage); this will take you to "Old Snowmass." Follow the signs for Snowmass Village/Snowmass Ski Area. Turn right onto Brush Creek Road at the traffic light (just after mile marker 35), following signs toward Snowmass Village/Snowmass Ski Area. See "From intersection of Highway 82 & Brush Creek Road" below. Alternate Summer Route from Denver & points east of Aspen Take Colorado Highway 24 from the south or Route 91 from the north (south from Copper Mountain off of I-70 to Hwy. 24). Between Leadville and Buena Vista, turn west on Hwy. 82, crossing Independence Pass. PLEASE NOTE: Independence Pass is open only in the summer months. While it is a paved 2-lane highway, in places it is extremely narrow, winding, and exposed and should be driven cautiously. Follow Hwy. 82 through Aspen. Approximately 4 miles west of Aspen, turn left onto Brush Creek Road at the traffic light, following signs toward Snowmass Village/Snowmass Ski Area. See "From intersection of Highway 82 & Brush Creek Road" below. From Grand Junction & all points west of Aspen Take I-70 east to Glenwood Springs. Take Exit 116 at Glenwood Springs, follow the signs for Highway 82 (right at 1st traffic light, right again at 2nd traffic light, onto Grand Ave./ Highway 82, crossing bridge over Colorado River), toward Aspen. Follow Highway 82 for approximately 38 miles. DO NOT turn at the first sign for Snowmass (note mileage); this will take you to "Old Snowmass." Follow the signs for Snowmass Village/Snowmass Ski Area. Turn right onto Brush Creek Road (just past mile marker 35) at the traffic light, following signs toward Snowmass Village/Snowmass Ski Area. From intersection of Highway 82 & Brush Creek Road Follow Brush Creek Road for approximately 6 miles. At the traffic circle, stay on Brush Creek Road. In Snowmass Village you will pass a Conoco gas station on your right. Continue straight up the hill. The road forks at the top of the hill. Stay on Brush Creek Road, to the left, following the arrow on the "To Upper Village" sign. Take the next right turn, onto Upper Carriageway Road. Take the next left, onto Elbert Lane. The Wildwood Lodge lobby will be on your right approximately 40 yards down the street. Continue to the end of the street for the Silvertree Hotel. Check-in for the Village Property Condominiums is at the Silvertree Hotel front desk. Click here to to download these directions & a map. Adobe Acrobat Reader Required Click here to download the latest free version BACK