Spas
Reset and rejuvenate! Vail Valleys spas and wellness centers are at the forefront off providing a variety of treatments to satisfy what you are looking for. Each spa has signature treatments that range from body scrubs to hot stones to custom massages. Whether you are looking to soak in traditional style greek therapy baths to receiving acupuncture to red light therapy.  Listed below a just a few of the spa offerings. View full list of spas here.

These are just a few experiences the Vail Valley has to offer.

At Allegria Spa in the Park Hyatt Beaver Creek, spa goers can go enjoy the unique experience of Aqua Sanitas, which is a greek bath therapy with several pools at different temperatures.

The Four Seasons Resort Spa offers organic treatments that focus on preserving the delicate balance of hydration and nourishment, which is especially important in this alpine climate.

Meanwhile, at the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch, therapists use a combination of deep heat, royal Thai massage and an aromatic hot poultice to work their magic on sore muscles during the Hot Herbal Poultice treatment.

Spa Anjali, at the Westin Riverfront Resort & Spa in Avon, offers a series of “Chakra Blessing” treatments, including the Manipura blessing, which focuses on the naval chakra responsible for igniting health and vitality. The treatment combines a detoxifying foot and body scrub, bio-energy mud wrap, massage and lymphatic drainage.

However you choose to treat yourself, you will feel relaxed, renewed and refreshed after visiting any one our world renowned spas.

See magnificent sites of the valley from the golf course, including the golden fall colors. Enjoy golfing at one of these golf courses: Beaver Creek Golf Course, Eagle Ranch Golf Club, EagleVail Golf Club, Red Sky Ranch and Golf Club, Vail Golf Club, Gypsum Creek, Sonnenalp and Cordillera.

Each course provides its own unique perspective in greens, tees, traps and topography. Golfing in the Vail Valley offers unique opportunities to spot wildlife – big and small – while experiencing how high elevation makes your ball go further.