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Are you a non-skier in your skiing family? It’s possible to live in Colorado without skiing. Some ski towns offer a variety of winter activities for skiers and non-skiers alike.

A Colorado ski trip can be as short as a weekend getaway, especially if you live in Colorado’s Front Range or eastern Utah. Your family might go on a ski trip or escape for a month. If you don’t ski, you’ll need the no-ski option. 스포츠토토

Best choice for a long or extended visit: basalt .

Basalt is one of Colorado’s hidden gems and one of the best cities for a ski trip. There are many reasons why Basalt is the best choice for skiers and non-skiers taking a short or long vacation.

Visitors love Basalt for its small town, very laid-back character. Basalt is located between two rivers and red rock mountains. In summer, people visit for golf and fishing. The basalt river offers world famous gold medal fly fishing. Basalt is famous for being a great place to hide in the summer, but it’s a great treasure to visit in the winter because of its slow pace and fewer people!

Basalt has unique boutiques, large bookstores and charming cafes. Everything is two blocks from the historic downtown area. Along the way you can stroll along the river or take in views of the red rock peaks that surround the town.

Local day spas are typical places to find non-skiers. Discover your favorite day spa at Higher Spa & Studio in Basalt! Higher, like most city businesses, is small and locally owned, so you get royal treatment (better than you get at some big resort spas). Of course, you can get a sticky hot stone massage (using basalt stones) or do a killer workout with a personal trainer in the fitness studio. However, your visit should include the “Endorphin High”, an exclusive treatment that combines oil, salt and sports massage for a unique treatment that your tired muscles will remember forever.

Basalt is centrally located in two winter destination towns that offer great day trips for skiers and non-skiers alike. Aspen is just minutes away by bus or car. Skiers can stay at the quiet Basalt and Ski Aspen or Snowmass Resort during the day. For non-skiers and skiers on a day off, Aspen offers upscale shopping, restaurants, art galleries and national music performances.

Glenwood Springs is another town close to Basalt. Glenwood has several hot springs attractions. You can swim in the world’s largest (commercial) thermal pool or relax in the natural steam cave. Friends can ski down Sunlight Mountain in Glenwood while you soak in the hot springs, then meet up for a beer at a local microbrewery.

Basalt is also centrally located for active non-skiers. If you enjoy snowshoeing or cross-country skiing, there are plenty of trails around the basalt rocks. In addition to the many forest trails, the paved Rio Grande Trail spans the entire Roaring Fork Valley through basalt rocks.

Another choice for the weekend.

Steamboat Springs is a city suitable for skiers and non-skiers alike. We are proud of our strawberry hot springs. Get a masked watsu session or a water based massage. There are several options for active non-skiers, such as cross-country skiing and snowshoe hiking.

Some visitors prefer the economy of Steamboat compared to more expensive visits to Aspen or Telluride. However, recent developments may change that in the years to come.

Steamboat Springs is off the beaten track. The town feels more secluded than the neighboring ski town of Vail and its day-accessible resorts. However, travel to and from Steamboat can be precarious in the winter. Mountain passes and passes may become unsafe or completely closed. So Steamboat is a better choice for those with flexible schedules.

For an active, non-skiing weekend, Winter Park is a great option for those coming from Denver. You can visit nearby Devils’ Thumb for cross-country skiing and a great spa. However, if you leave the Denver metro area on Friday afternoon and return on Sunday evening, you will be in heavy traffic. Not only can you enjoy Winter Park more, but you can get better hotel room rates if you plan a weekday “weekend.”

Another choice for a longer stay.

If a little extra driving isn’t your thing, Durango is well worth the trip. Non-skiers will want to own a car for the best experience of the week.

Durango is a college town in southwest Colorado with a ski area. Right in the heart of the Four Corners area, there are no major airports nearby.

Non-skiers from Durango can drive to the spa town of Pagosa Springs. Pagosa has scenic views, great hot spring pools, and is close to Wolf Creek ski area, which has some of the snowiest snow in Colorado’s ski areas.

Elsewhere in the Durango region, non-skiers can find Native American ruins and national parks within a few hours’ drive. If you want to take an overnight mini road trip, Santa Fe, Taos, and Albuquerque, New Mexico, offer Southwest flavor and culture.