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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.
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:
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Elope at Maroon Bells for an intimate and breathtaking ceremony surrounded by iconic mountain peaks and stunning alpine scenery. To secure your spot, you'll need a permit, and it's best to plan ahead for transportation, as access is limited during peak times.
Crisp fall air is moving into Aspen and the tree leaves on Aspen Mountain will soon show off gorgeous shades of yellow with scattered orange and red. Make the most of this autumn season in Aspen and take a leaf-peeping bike ride on one of our favorite trails around town.
With beautiful weather and smaller crowds, autumn is one of the finest times to experience the mountains. As a world-class year-round destination, Aspen elevates fall far beyond mere leaf-peeping. Get the most out of this fall season in Aspen and see how many items you can check off of our fall bucket list:
