Vail Mountain offers incredible hiking trails during the summer, with peak wildflower season providing especially stunning views. Trails range in both difficulty and length, so there’s something for every skill level. Here is a list of some recommended trails, and your hotel concierge can provide additional recommendations.

Play golf at the nearby Vail Golf Club course, accessible via public transit and located in East Vail at the Vail Golf Club & Nordic Center. This par-71, 136 slope course offers a combination of challenging, unique, and enjoyable holes amid a gorgeous mountainside backdrop.

Tee times are open to the public and available by clicking here.

There is a path that you can walk along at the base of the mountain from Vail Vaillage to Lionshead, or you can take the bus to different stops.

Some of our favorite places:

- Covered bridge in Vail Village

- Kemo Sabe

- Gorsuch flagship store

- Find a path down to Gore creek

- International Bridge/Solaris Plaza

- Vail Brewing Company

- A drink at the Four Seasons patio overlooking the pool

- Hop on a bus to check out Lionshead Village

- Picnic on the lawn by one of the gondolas

- Red Lion

Vail is known for it's Mountain biking and it's a great way experience all the views of aspen glades, wildflowers and the Gore Range. Mountainside pickup at Centennial Express Lift, is offered daily and rentals are offered in the village

Those those sticking around through Sunday after the wedding, we highly recommend seeing Vail’s farmers’ market. The village streets fill with local vendors offering everything from fresh-baked pies and local peaches, to handcrafted art, pottery, and paintings by local artists.