Travel & Transportation
Getting to Aspen
Aspen Airport (ASE)
~10 minutes from town
Direct flights are available from select major cities, though connections through Denver are common. The convenience of arriving directly in Aspen often offsets the higher ticket cost.
Once here, you likely won't need a rental car - many hotels offer airport shuttle service, and downtown Aspen is entirely walkable.
Denver Airport (DEN)
~3.5 hours from Aspen
A major hub with direct flights from anywhere in the country. The drive to Aspen is a scenic 3.5-4 hour journey through the Rocky Mountains. You can take the stunning route over Independence Pass (a beautiful, mountainous drive) or alternatively travel via I-70 through Glenwood Springs.
Ground Transportation Options:
Rental Car – Options at airport. Shuttles to lots from terminal
Shuttle Services
Vail / Eagle Airport (EGE)
~2 hours east of Aspen via I-70
This smaller airport can be convenient when traveling from certain locations. Rental car or shuttle service required.
Grand Junction Airport (GJT)
~2 hours west of Aspen via I-70
Another small-airport option that may be convenient depending on your departure city. Rental car or shuttle service required.
Getting Around Aspen
Local Taxi Services
Please note: Uber and Lyft are not reliable in Aspen
High Mountain Taxi: (970) 524-5555
Aspen 5 Star Limo: (970) 309-6034
Aspen Life Limo: (970) 379-4434
Aspen Transportation Company: (833) 462-7736
Free Public Transportation
RFTA Bus – Free local bus system, runs through Main St, with a stop right outside MOLLIE Aspen
Downtowner App – Free rides within Aspen city limits (download the app)