Great trail that allows you to connect to a series of trails and dry slopes in the summer months…read more You can start near the Village or off Mill Creek Circle and connect over. Alternately, begin at the base of Lionshead. It is seven to eight miles roundtrip on the traditional route. I do not remember seeing any berries, ever. So, don't expect a beary berry snack along the way.

What a beautiful fall trail! Starting from the Lionshead side, this path steeply ascends Vail…read moreMountain till you get up to Eagles Nest, over two thousand vertical feet above, and seven miles round trip. I've skied here a ton and biked once but never tried the hiking trails. And they are pretty awesome! Scenic and rugged, with beautiful large aspen groves and deep spruce woods. Many overlooks and clearing with the ski paths help open up the views! It's not well marked but if you keep going uphill, you'll be ok. Fantastic colors right now(10-7-23). Get out there while you still can!

Our experience was disappointing because the cancellation policy appears to have no exceptions,…read moreregardless of the circumstances. We were still charged even though the rest of our party of 10 attended and only one child and parent were unable to come due to a serious illness. Even more disappointing was being told, "We hear these excuses all the time." That response felt dismissive, lacked empathy, and turned an unfortunate situation into an unnecessarily negative customer experience.

The GOAT Happy Hour is the best!!! Runs from 11am- 5:00 pm. The Views from this place are just…read morebreathtaking!! I invite everyone who is passing by I-70 Vail to come up and take a rest and enjoy a great atmosphere with the mini goats. They will steal your heart!

This is a lovely and perfectly located public space to catch a breather from village pace. Also…read moregreat for dog walking. Two paws up!

Huge playground next to the Vail Nature Center and the Betty Ford Gardens. After you walk around…read morethe trails at the nature center the kids will love the forts, slides, basketball court and the adjoining enormous lawn area. Great way to spend an hour or two with a child.

Every summer our family visits Adventure Ridge in Vail, and every year I hope it will return to…read morewhat it once was. Unfortunately, each summer has been more disappointing than the last. The biggest issue is the value. We paid around $200 per child, yet the price never seems to be adjusted when major attractions are closed or unavailable. The ropes course hasn't reopened since 2020, but it's still standing there, slowly deteriorating. The summer tubing hill has been reduced to just two lanes, while the rest is simply a dirt mound. The adult zip line is now closed as well. Year after year, there seem to be fewer attractions, yet the admission price continues to increase. Adventure Ridge used to be a highlight of our Vail vacations. Now it feels like you're paying premium prices for a much smaller experience. If you're considering visiting, keep your expectations low, because the pricing certainly won't be.

Our family spent $365 for two adults to ride the Gondola and two kids to participate in only three…read moreavailable activities on mountain. The only activities available to them were the trampoline, climbing wall, and mountain coaster--which is now limited to just three rides. Given that there were no lines during our visit and staff were literally sitting around, it felt unreasonable to restrict the coaster, especially given the amount of closed activities. Adding to the frustration, the rides that were not open were not clearly marked on their website or at the ticket counter, leaving families with far fewer options than advertised or communicated at the time of purchase. Unlike other resorts, Vail charges $64 per person for a ride that is operating regardless of ridership. Combined with the limited activities and lack of transparency, this left us feeling that we received little value for an extremely high price. Not worth the exorbitant price tag.

Granted, We were at the end of the season, but they should have stopped weeks before - I would not…read morerecommend. I felt so guilty even riding the sleigh with how miserable the horses were, but another person in our group had purchased all the tickets in advance as a treat for everyone The "trail" was complete mud and rocks and the horses were working so hard they had to stop and rest every few minutes - Thankfully, they allowed them to rest, but they should not have even been operating in those conditions! The ride was painfully rough. Absolutely not worth the $50 per person! Everything was dirty slush by mid-March, but the trail is more of a track, no wooded area, not really any views. The horses were absolutely miserable - dragging a loaded sleigh thru icey, muddy riches. They have a small paddock - I wouldn't even call it a pasture. And no shelter - Yes, these horses are content to stay outdoors 99.9% of the time, but they should have an optional covered area available at least.

Great place to take a stroll with beautiful horses and well guided tours. We had a great tour guide…read morethat educated us on the local area and was good with my kids!

We a unique experience for a person who has NEVER ridden a horse before (so here is review based on…read morethat fact): While my name says I should probably be a cowboy, I definitely am not! However, this stable is a well-oiled machine! They know what they're doing and do it based on any type of rider! Beginning, like myself, or expert, the 2 hour excursion takes you up the mountain and back. Charlie (my horse) took great care of me also!

Took granddaughters (4 & 6) for pony ride -- there was one healthy and ready to walk pony (Peanuts)…read moreand another pony with some kind of overeating leg issue -- I think Lily...anyway, Peanuts was their pony and Sophie was the pony handler who walked the girls around a path that stretched through a wooded area. The girls loved it and Sophie was sweet. I recommend if you're able to spend $30 per child--we were on vacation so I splurged.

We were really looking forward to our ATV tour with Grand Adventures and showed up early for what…read morewe believed was our scheduled tour. Unfortunately, we had made an honest mistake and accidentally booked it for the following week--when we would no longer be in town. We immediately contacted the business while we were at the location, explained the situation, and asked about a refund or reschedule. We were told we could receive a refund minus a 7.5% fee--roughly $30--for "processing." When we kindly asked for a full refund, the staff member not only refused but claimed that because she had to be on the phone and "click a button," we had now cost the business money. She stood firm that no matter the situation, a 100% refund would not be given. It's one thing to have a policy. It's another to treat a customer's good faith mistake with zero flexibility and then blame the cost of customer service on them. We didn't use any equipment, take anyone else's spot, or cancel last minute--we simply misread the date and immediately tried to make it right. $30 is a small amount, but it speaks volumes about how this company handles honest errors. We will absolutely book with another adventure company next time we're in Winter Park--one that values people over rigid policy and doesn't treat a polite refund request like an inconvenience.

Had a great time super service! Everyone was very helpful . The tour was awesome stopping getting…read morepics in and enjoying the views spectacular! I would highly refer this company

We were able to do a last minute reservation for a 4 person polaris. The experience was wonderful…read moreand the fact they provide you the trailer is great. However, the truck they provided us was pretty dirty and needed a deep cleaning on the inside. Moose Out

Great communication and friendly professional staff. I look forward to traveling back to Frisco and…read moreusing their ATV's!