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The Vail Nature Center offers diverse nature programs for all age groups, featuring interpretive trails among the scenic mountain surroundings. Visitors can go on guided nature walks, wildlife talks, and attend interactive presentations to gain insights into the local flora and fauna. The center's commitment to environmental education makes it an ideal spot for families, students, and nature enthusiasts seeking to explore and understand the Rocky Mountain ecosystem.

This trail runs through the valley along the Eagle River and I-70 corridor. It connects many towns and parks and offers great views along the way. It is a paved, multi-use path, so be courteous to your fellow trail users who may be going along at a slower pace.

Enjoyable hike past Lionshead through Vail.

Gore Creek Trail follows Gore Creek, a tributary of the Eagle River, which flows through the heart of downtown Vail. The path connects Lionshead and Vail Village via the scenic Gore Creek Path. This paved path offers a leisurely walk or bike ride, perfect for enjoying Vail’s charm. The trail spans 2 miles through town but extends nearly 19 miles as the Gore Valley Trail for those seeking a longer journey. Dog-friendly and easily accessible from most Vail hotels, the path has beautiful views, opportunities for fly fishing, and the peaceful ambiance of the mountain town.

The Vail Nature Center offers diverse nature programs for all age groups, featuring interpretive trails among the scenic mountain surroundings. Visitors can go on guided nature walks, wildlife talks, and attend interactive presentations to gain insights into the local flora and fauna. The center's commitment to environmental education makes it an ideal spot for families, students, and nature enthusiasts seeking to explore and understand the Rocky Mountain ecosystem.

This is a nice place to stop in Avon when riding along the Eagle Valley Trail. There are picnic tables and trash cans right off the trail for you to use.

From this spot on Bighorn Road, you get fantastic, sweeping views of Vail Valley, the ski resort, and surrounding mountains. This is a great place to pause and sip some water on the steep ascent, or admire as you fly down on the fast descent.

Although the town of Vail is best known for its world-famous ski resort, there is a lot more to this town than that. The town is surrounded by hiking and biking trails, like the popular Booth Falls Trail, and other activities such as fly-fishing and gondola rides. In the summer, golfers can also tee off at Vail Golf Club. The town itself offers a mix of upscale boutiques, art galleries, and unique shops in Vail Village and Lionshead. There are restaurants, cafes, and breweries too for you to grab a great bite to eat at after a day of adventuring.