Cheap flights to Vail from £813

Although the cold and snowy winter is the most popular time to visit, you can find cheap flights to Vail in the summer, when skiing takes a break, and hiking triumphs in its wake. Summers (June to August) are usually hot and sunny, with little humidity, making trekking and exploring the perfect way to spend your days in the off season. If you are following the pack though, and you’re planning flights to Vail in the winter, then pack warm clothing and prepare for the coldest of high altitude conditions.

The Mountains: Before you board your flight, do your mountain research. There are three vertical areas to explore. Each one has its own feature and strong points, between landscape parks, bowls, and 5289 acres of free-ride terrain. More than seven miles (11 km) wide, this snowy sanctuary is filled with fresh tracks that are easy to find. On a busy day, there are typically only four skiers per acre – so feel free to weave around as you like. They don’t call it the largest ski resort in the United States for nothing. Betty Ford Alpine Gardens: If you’re intent on visiting Vail in the summer, then the perfect place to go is the Betty Ford Alpine Gardens. Brimming with flowering Alpine plants that are unique to the Rocky Mountains, and set 8,200-feet up from the ground (the highest public botanical gardens in North America), the gardens hold over 2000 species. Stroll alone the Alpine display, perennial garden, and mountain meditation garden for some serious time away from the hustle and bustle of civilization. Colorado Ski Museum and Ski & Snowboard Hall of Fame: More than a century of skiing takes place in Colorado, so if you’re interested in learning about it, this is the place to do so. From the day that mountain miners first fastened boards to their feet, to the post WWII resort boom, you can view the entire sport’s history and evolution. Pictures, plaques and photographs, and well as current and historical ski videos are on display, expressing the finest hours of downhill thrills. When you book a flight to Vail, you should expect nothing less than to be saturated in ski, snow, and sport. Spas: So the outdoors thing is getting a little cold, it’s understandable. Before your next jaunt down the mountain, spend a little quality time in the state of the art spas, where you can get buffed, bronzed, and beautified in no time. Facial rooms, hydrotherapy rooms, fitness centres, and nail salons complete the package, making the spa a one-stop shop for an extensive makeover.

EGE stands for Vail Eagle County Airport. Codes like this one are often called IATA codes, a set of identifiers established by IATA (International Air Transport Association) that is widely used by airlines and the aviation industry.

If you book a flight to Vail, you will be flying into Eagle County, which is the city’s only airport. Vail Eagle County (EGE) is located 28.9 mi from the center of Vail.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Vail on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

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Yes. Those touching down at Vail Eagle County Airport can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Vail Eagle County Airport has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Ski Vail 30 Minutes from Eagle, Colorado is the closest property to Vail Eagle County Airport (0.0 mi away from Vail Eagle County Airport).