Vail Resorts will be the first ski company in North America to require its workers to wear helmets when they’re skiing or riding on the job, starting next ski season.
In addition, all children 12 and under in the five resorts’ ski and ride schools also will be required to wear helmets.
Summer is right around the corner and there are a lot of things to do in Vail year round!
Sunrise Worship, 6:00am, Eagle’s Nest Vail Mountain. Free gondola opens at 4:30am. Vail Chapel information: 476-3347, www.vailchapel.com or call The Galatyn Lodge 970.479.2418.
Vail Mountain will continue to operate more than 5,200 acres of skiable lift-served terrain and all on-mountain dining facilities through Sunday, April 12. The three main base area facilities – Vail Village, Lionshead and Golden Peak will remain open through Sunday, April 19. Operating hours will remain the same. Lifts will operate on Vail’s front side from 8:30 to 4 p.m. and the Back Bowls will continue to close at 3:30 p.m. and Blue Sky Basin will close at 3 p.m.
For more information visit snow.com.
April 13 – 19 Vail wraps up a fantastic 2008/2009 Ski Season!
This week is filled with excitement ranging from the Tuaca World Pond Skimming Championships to a FREE live performance by Chris Isaak!
Check the Spring Back to Vail website for a full line up of activities not to be missed!
This week in Vail the Vail Fim Festival begins!
Vail Film Festival begin in 2004 to be a place for independent filmmakers to screen their productions in an incredible atmosphere.
You can go here to browse the full schedule of films and events
https://vff09.withoutabox.com/?festID=&schedule_id=5181&fetch=main-view
