Play at Work. At Vail Resorts

Vail Resorts, Inc. is the premier mountain resort company in the world and a leader in luxury, destination-based travel at iconic locations. Our Company operates in three separate, but highly integrated segments:

Mountain

Our Mountain segment owns and operates the five premier year-round resorts of Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge and Keystone in Colorado and Heavenly in California and Nevada. Our mountain segment includes lift ticket, ski & snowboard school, dining and retail & rental businesses.

Lodging

Vail Resorts Hospitality owns and/or manages a portfolio of luxury hotels under the RockResorts brand, a number of hotels and condominiums located in proximity to our ski resorts, three destination resorts at Grand Teton National Park and six award-winning golf courses.

JOBS

You call thpis work? All right, the paycheck and the bene's say "job." But everything else is just screaming, "PLAY!" Skiing, boarding, biking, kayaking, concerts, festivals, you name it. Vail Resorts is an outrageous, outdoor-lover's paradise. Besides the fun stuff to do, here are a few more perks you can look forward to:

• Free skiing and riding
• Health insurance
• Affordable employee housing
• Extensive training and advancement opportunities
• Deep discounts on outdoor clothing and gear, equipment, meals, activities, hotels travel and more
• Additional discounts with local merchants
• Incredible incentives and cash rewards

So go ahead, make your friends jealous. Tell them you're 'working' at Vail Resorts. And try to keep a straight face when you say, 'work.' Or better yet, bring your friends along!

We have opportunities throughout our resorts - from the hotels and restaurants to the ski runs themselves. Whether you're here for just one season or planning to start a new career, you'll develop your individual talents and pick up the skills necessary to be successful. You know, that 'work' stuff.

Vail Mountain Dining Employment

Vail Resort

Vail is to mountain resorts what Hawaii is to beaches. For 40 years we have led the industry in service and experience. With the biggest ski mountain in North America, 3 separate 'villages' and over 5,289 acres of total developed trails, Vail is in a class by itself. Vail sits in the Vail Valley just 100 miles from Denver and only ten minutes from Beaver Creek. We are an active population comprised of families who have chosen clean air, honest people and to live in one of the most beautiful settings on Earth.

Beaver Creek Resort

Beaver Creek is more than a taste of the good life, it is a feast of the best life. From the dining to the art to the immaculate architecture, no resort on the planet provides a finer experience. We are a posh "European Village" in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. We are also Colorado's youngest resort and feature 1625 skiable acres. Most of our employees live in nearby Avon and Edwards. However, with the huge variety of activities and events in Beaver Creek, the resort is their second home.

Keystone Resort

There's something different about Keystone. You'll find it in the way you ski and ride deep into the mountains - three back-to-back-to-back mountains - with a state-of-the-art night lighting system that keeps the slopes open into the night. You'll feel it in the way we cater to families. Ski and Disney's Family Fun magazines rated Keystone their top pick for family resorts. And you'll experience it in the year round fun, activities and employment we offer. Work here and experience all that the resort has to offer - from the festivals to the concerts, the classes to the adventures.

Breckenridge Resort

Summer or winter, Breckenridge Ski Resort is an adventure-packed, high adrenaline place to work and play. With scenic mountain views of the Ten-Mile Range, working at this resort may seem like a vacation everyday. And with an eclectic fusion of sports, music, and pop culture, working here will be unlike anything you've ever experienced. We're centrally located in the state and our close proximity to Interstate 70 makes us easily accessible to other mountain areas, and even the deserts of Utah