Best school in Avon. The school just won a National Blue Ribbon award.read more

Small, private Catholic School in Edwards, CO. This school is run under the Archdiocese of Denver…read more The school has good teachers and a great curriculum. However, the school is underfunded and needs more support. The building needs maitenance and a face lift. It has a good group of families and students K-8.

Stopped in during our visit as my littlest child LOVES doing any kind of art. We were able to get…read moreour questions answered and able to do some pottery painting right away!!! The kiddos enjoyed it & the workers were friendly & helpful. They do offer adult beverages if you are planning an adults trip. They do have some take home projects as well! Which is a cool thing to take back. Music is playing to keep some good vibes- but it's not too loud- just backgroun

It was a lot of fun! Learned a number of things, and really enjoyed it. Wide range of talent in…read morethe room, which made it interesting.

I felt one w nature. It's so majestic. 17 km of cross country ski. We only did about a mile. The…read morefresh snow is so amazing. It was my first time cross country skiing. The beauty of the mountains surrounding is something to see. The staff is so accommodating. Very reasonable price. Perfect way to sure a few hours. It's so beautiful the pictures doesn't do justice.

Staff was very helpful. Prices were reasonable. The XC course was well groomed and easy to…read morenavigate.

This is the second time we've come here -- listening to van Zweden and New York Philharmonic…read more It's a beautiful festival, beautiful setting and you cannot beat this for a summer concert. The festival is very well organized, fairly priced, beautiful venue -- and there are so many other things to do in Vail. We will continue to come every summer. Van Zweden is amazing, even though he's ending his NY Philarmonic tenure soon -- I think he is still getting better. The Dvorak yesterday was phenomenal. The energy he puts out is just -- wow. This is real classical music, real art -- the way it was intended. I highly recommend Bravo Vail and we'll continue coming back as long as the music is good! Great work everyone.

Just attended the concert with the Academy of St Martin in the Fields with Joshua Bell violin. A…read moreworld class performance for sure. We had second row center seats and the acoustics were super. You could really appreciate the talent of Bell as he became one with the music. Two Beethoven pieces Inc the 4th Symphony and a violin concerto completed the evening. The orchestra was superb in every way. There are no words good enough to describe Bell's performance. He is so animated it is hard to understand how he can control the violin but can he control it - absolutely. This may be their last performance at Vail and most are disappointed. If you really like classical music Spring for seats that are covered sit back and totally enjoy the magnificent performances.

We've had such a positive experience with Vail Ski & Snowboard School. We've trusted both of our…read morekids with their instruction, and every time the instructors have been incredibly supportive, patient, and encouraging. It's clear they know how to make kids feel comfortable while also helping them build skills and confidence on the mountain. Every year we put them in atleast one lesson so they remember the basics. The entire process is also very easy to navigate, which makes a huge difference. Especially on that first day when things can feel a little hectic. From check-in to getting them settled, everything runs smoothly and takes away any stress. Another big plus is the pick-up and drop-off location. It's centrally located on the mountain, making it super convenient to get the kids where they need to be and meet up afterward without any hassle, cause some days get very busy.

The instructors are mostly fine and mostly competent. Our multi-generational crew skis blacks and…read moreblues. Kiddos in the mix ski whatever is best for them at that time. Period. Some instructors apparently need be reminded they are in a hired role. Their position is to be of service, to follow instruction. Their's is not the role of principal, extended family leader or guest. They are not equals in the equation, they are staff contracted. Ski in. Ski out. Buh bye. While expectations may be different in class settings, what I've outlined should be the standard dynamic when an instructor is assigned to a family.