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As we gear up for the winter season in Aspen, the shoulder season is a perfect time to prepare your body, mind, and spirit for the snowy months ahead. From staying fit with workout classes to exploring unique local activities, here’s how to make the most of the quiet season and get winter-ready like an Aspen local.

The shoulder seasons in Aspen offer an energetic reset and an opportunity to connect with the essence of this small mountain town we love. Following are the top five things to do in Aspen this November.

Fall is here and there’s a chill in the air. It’s that time of year to say goodbye to the warmer months and mountain bikes, and hello to winter boots and skis for the renowned winter in Aspen. The skiing and snowboarding in winter is a definite must-do, but Aspen also offers an array of additional winter activities and events that you don’t want to miss out on. Here are 8 reasons why you should book a winter getaway to Aspen today:

From stage to screen, Aspen has long been the celebrated host to creative expression. Purchase tickets early and grab a front seat at one of these arts and culture events taking place this winter in Aspen:

The shoulder season is a great time to slow-down after a busy summer, get ready for winter, and reconnect with our charming town. During November and early-December, dining out in Aspen is a great way to take advantage of less busy restaurants and special off-season deals. See our list below for who is staying open this shoulder season:

Trick or treat? Why not have both with one of the many Aspen Halloween options

October in Aspen is one of the best times of year in Aspen to get in the spirit of “spooky season” and explore Aspen’s darker history from 1879 to present. From historic ghost tours to cemetery crawls and more, check out our list below for 5 ways to learn about the ghosts of Aspen’s past- just in time for Halloween.