A 7-day romantic Aspen itinerary
Day by day
- Day 1: Arrive, walk 1.5 blocks into town for dinner, then a fireside nightcap
- Day 2: Aspen Mountain from the back door; lunch at the Sundeck; après at the gondola base
- Day 3: Slow morning with coffee and the Aztec-run view; galleries, Aspen Art Museum, the hot tub at sunset
- Day 4: Free bus to Snowmass for a big-mountain day
- Day 5: Aspen Highlands: the Highland Bowl for experts, or Buttermilk for an easy cruising day
- Day 6: Spa or rest day, a long lunch downtown, an evening show at the Wheeler
- Day 7: Last ski morning and a farewell dinner within a 7-minute walk
Reservations to make ahead
- Dinner at the most popular spots in town (Matsuhisa, Casa Tua, Clark's)
- In fall: the Maroon Bells bus or parking reservation
- In winter: ski school or a guided Highland Bowl tour
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Your exact all-in direct rate, including cleaning and taxes, with no third-party platform fee. Private top-floor penthouse for two.
Ten steps from Aspen Mountain.
The Galena Penthouse is a 772 sq ft, one-bedroom, top-floor condo in Aspen's Durant Condominiums, with a private landing shared with no other residence and nobody above. Floor-to-ceiling windows look straight onto Aspen Mountain and the Aztec ski run. An access trail ten steps from the back door leads onto the mountain, and the Silver Queen Gondola and downtown Aspen are both an easy walk. It sleeps two, with a king bed, a wood-burning fireplace, a full kitchen, Sonos, and a seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub. Reserve direct with Dunn Estates, with no third-party platform fees.
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Is 7 days enough for Aspen?
Yes. That leaves time for several mountains, a rest day and the best restaurants.
