I don't usually review visitor's centers, but this one was great. It's big, it has lots of…read moreinformation, and the woman behind the desk was very nice, helpful, and accommodating. She was perfect for her job. She helped start our visit off well. We also liked that they had one of those machines that turns pennies into souvenirs, just not that this is one of the older machines that needs three quarters and a penny. Newer machines take dollar bills.

Lionshead Welcome Center was mostly closed off but they did have a staff member answering questions…read moreand giving advice. There was a rack of advertising pamphlets and a local map available that came in handy. Trail maps were long gone but the staff did their best to advise and you could look them up online.

This garden one of the world's highest botanical gardens at an 8,200 feet altitude in the Rocky…read moreMountains. We did a family trip up to the mountains for a couple of days and on our way back home, we stopped by the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens because I knew my mother in-law loved flowers and I thought she would enjoy it here. We parked in the parking lot next to the big open field. Unfortunately there was an event that day and we had to pay I think $10 (can't remember the exact amount). I guess it evened out since the garden is free? Anywho, the garden was a short walk from the parking lot. It's named after the former first lady who preferred Vail as their vacation spot and helped the community flourish to what it is today. There's signage throughout the garden to read about Betty Ford, the plants, and wild life. It's a small garden, but there are plants from all over the world and we enjoyed strolling through the various paths. My mother in-law enjoyed it as well, so mission accomplished! If you're in the area and love plants and flowers, it's worth a quick stop, but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.

An absolutely beautiful botanical garden that the family didn't expect to be found in the ski town…read moreof Vail. The garden focused on alpine trees, plants, and flowers. It was so peaceful and enchanting to walk around the garden. In addition to plants and flowers, we also saw lots of butterflies and hummingbirds. Admission and parking were free, donation gladly welcome.

I guess this is the closest I will find to a listing for Vail Village itself. And this will be…read moreshort & sweet. Vail Village is adorable. Tons of shops and space to explore, situated in a valley of Colorado's lovely mountains! My pictures will say more! :)

Came with the family looking for easy free mountain biking. The UnWelcome Center wasn't helpful…read moreunless it involved putting money into the Vail Resort machine.

Very unprofessional company, the owner Jen was rude on the phone and didn't acknowledge my…read morecomplaint. I felt disrespected and would NEVER come here for any services. The company also seems disorganized when it comes to hiring interns/staff members. I would recommend going elsewhere.

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