"Buttermilk's season came to an end after months of welcoming beginners, park riders, and world-class athletes alike, described as 'our smallest mountain in size, but biggest in heart.'"
"The decision to close was 'not made lightly,' but resorts across Colorado have been struggling with a winter marked by below-average snowfall and above-average temperatures."
"Buttermilk plays a distinct role within Aspen Snowmass' four-mountain lineup, known as the most accessible and progression-focused terrain in the valley."
"Operations will continue across Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, and Snowmass 'as long as possible,' extending spring skiing opportunities in the Elk Mountains."
Buttermilk at Aspen Snowmass concluded its 2025-26 season on March 25 after facing unique challenges, including below-average snowfall and higher temperatures. Known for its beginner-friendly terrain and terrain parks, Buttermilk plays a vital role in the Aspen Snowmass lineup. Despite its closure, operations will continue at Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, and Snowmass, providing extended spring skiing opportunities. Each mountain offers a unique experience, with Aspen Mountain catering to experts, Aspen Highlands known for its rugged terrain, and Snowmass being the largest with diverse skiing options.
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