As a pioneer of recreational skiing in North America, Vail Colorado has gone from humble beginnings to become one of the leading skivacation rentalsdestination in the world. With 5,200 acres of amazing mountain terrain and the surrounding villages of Bachelor Gulch, Arrowhead, East Vail and Avon, there is enough skiing and lodging to ensure an amazing mountain vacation experience. Regardless of the season, Vail Colorado has something to offer everyone when they visit; from winter's array of on-the-snow activities, to summer's selection of biking, hiking, and water sports, Vail has it all.

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No matter what time of year it may be, hospitality and friendliness are always in season in picturesque Vail Colorado.

Ahh! Vail in the summer time. Cool. Crisp. Green.

If you're the kind of person that likes to turn the AC way up in the summer time, then you're going to LOVE Vail. In Vail, summer temperatures range from the high 30s (lows) to the mid 70s (highs).

While people may come to Vail initially for the snow, they're so taken with the majestic backdrop of the mountains and vistas, that they come back during the summer as well. With 80% of the land in Eagle County deemed public, is it any wonder that summer activities are so popular in and around Vail?

Popular summer activities in Vail include:

• Biking (both Road biking and mountain biking)
• Paragliding/hang-gliding
• Mountain Climbing
• Rock climbing
• Backpacking
• Hot Air Balloon Rides (popular year round)
• Hiking (popular year round)
• Horseback Riding (popular year round)
• Whitewater (any way you like it # kayak, canoe, or rafting)
• Golf
• Fly Fishing
• Scenic Drives

With all of the summer activities awaiting you, why wait for winter to come visit Vail?

Health Tip

Remember to plan for high-altitude. Vail has an elevation of 8,200 feet above sea level. That's like a"e;mile and a half"e; high city compared to Denver! If you feel tired, nauseated, have trouble sleeping, or get headaches once you arrive, just remember to take it easy for a day or two until you feel better. Sounds like a great chance to take advantage of the super shopping opportunities or a relaxing spa experience.