Aspen Car Service

Aspen car service is priced by the hour from an engine-computed rate card with a three-hour minimum. The Business Sedan runs about $120/hr, the First Class SUV about $150/hr, and the Mercedes S-Class about $230/hr. Point-to-point ASE Aspen/Pitkin County Airport transfers and longer mountain routes are quoted from Google-routed distance. Every estimate is all-in — gratuity, tax, and card processing included — and the same chauffeur stays assigned through the block, with no surge during ski season, the Food & Wine Classic, or X Games.

Aspen sits about 160 miles from Denver International Airport (DEN) via I-70 West, roughly 3.5 to 4.5 hours in winter through Glenwood Canyon and the high-country passes — longer on busy ski weekends. The First Class SUV is the usual choice for the DEN run because of the snow-country mileage and ski-gear capacity. Many guests instead fly into Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (ASE), only about 4 miles northwest of downtown, a ~10-minute transfer.

Yes. Aspen car service covers all four Aspen Skiing Company mountains — Aspen Mountain (Ajax) in town, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk just outside it, and Snowmass about 12 miles out via Brush Creek Road. A typical ski day runs as an hourly as-directed block in a First Class SUV with room for skis and boards, with the chauffeur holding the car for lunch and après-ski pickups so you never wait for a ride down the valley.

Yes. Aspen/Pitkin County Airport (ASE) is a major private-aviation gateway, and the chauffeur meets private-jet arrivals at the FBO for a Mercedes S-Class or First Class SUV transfer straight to The Little Nell, the St. Regis Aspen, or a Snowmass residence. Commercial arrivals get curbside meet-and-greet with flight tracking. ASE is about 4 miles from downtown — a short, scenic ~10-minute run on CO-82.

For most visitors, yes. Mountain roads, chain laws, icy passes, and scarce winter parking in a town of roughly 7,000 make self-driving stressful, especially after a flight. A professional chauffeur in a winter-equipped vehicle handles the CO-82 corridor, the Glenwood Canyon stretch, and the DEN or EGE airport runs while you keep your evening free. Rentals still suit travelers planning many independent backcountry day trips.

Coverage spans the full Roaring Fork Valley: downtown Aspen, Snowmass Village, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk, Woody Creek, Basalt, Carbondale, and Glenwood Springs about 42 miles down-valley on CO-82. Intercity mountain routes include Aspen to Vail (about 100 miles), Eagle County Airport (EGE) about 70 miles west, and Denver International (DEN) about 160 miles east — all driven by chauffeurs experienced in Colorado winter conditions.

Standard in-town days and single ASE transfers can often be booked 24 to 48 hours ahead, but Christmas and New Year ski weeks, Presidents' weekend, X Games in late January, and the Food & Wine Classic in mid-June compress availability in a town of about 7,000. Reserve a week or more ahead for those peaks, and earlier still for multi-vehicle group transfers and DEN-to-Aspen winter runs.

Yes. The Sprinter Van carries a full ski group with gear in one vehicle, which beats coordinating several SUVs on the DEN-to-Aspen drive or between Snowmass lodges and the mountains. It is the usual pick for corporate retreats, wedding parties at the St. Regis Aspen, and family groups arriving together at ASE. Book it through the booking widget or call (888) 420-0177 for the right vehicle.