Ski Rental in Aspen — Compare Prices & Book Online

Find the best ski rental prices in Aspen. Compare equipment from local shops, get expert advice, and book in advance to save up to 30%.

Aspen covers four mountains — Aspen, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, and Snowmass.

The Terrain in Aspen

Aspen has four separate mountains: Aspen Mountain (historic, steep, no designated beginner terrain), Aspen Highlands (the Highland Bowl hike-to with 2,500m vertical), Buttermilk (family-friendly and host of the Winter X Games), and Snowmass (the largest, with the most variety). All four are covered by one pass.

Why Rent in Aspen?

Renting ski equipment in Aspen is the smart choice for most visitors. Luggage costs for ski gear can exceed the price of a week-long rental, and local shops offer ski rental perfectly tuned for Aspen's terrain — all levels level, 220 km of pistes at up to 3813m.

Après-Ski and Village Life

Aspen's main street keeps its original silver-mining grid of Victorian buildings; après centres on Ajax Tavern at the base of the Silver Queen gondola and the J-Bar at Hotel Jerome, which has been operating since 1889.

How to Book Ski Rental in Aspen

1. Compare prices on GetSki — we list verified local shops
2. Book online in advance to save up to 30% vs walk-in rates
3. Pick up your gear on arrival — most shops are slope-side
4. Swap or adjust equipment free of charge during your stay

What Does Ski Rental Cost in Aspen?

Typical daily ski rental in Aspen costs $40–$80. Booking a full week package usually saves 15–25% compared to daily rates.

Insider Tip for Aspen

The Highland Bowl requires a 45-minute bootpack hike with skis over your shoulder — the reward is 1,080m of 40-degree powder, and the gatekeeper sometimes stops admissions after 1pm to let existing skiers clear before closing.