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Two Creeks Uphill
Backcountry Skiing Route
Details
2.06 mi
1,681 ft
Daytime uphill access from Two Creek base at Snowmass.
This is a designated uphill track from the Two Creeks base, which is considerably quieter than the main base area at Snowmass. Here you can often find easier parking and less crowded runs, perfect for getting an uphill lap midday. Afterward you might stop into the Two Creeks Cafe for lunch or a sweet treat. On this uphill you can follow the blue groomer Cascade up to Elk Camp Restaurant before turning around. Choose from Cascade or Creekside to ski down. Both are similar runs and have some fun trees at the margins.
Aspen Snowmass allows uphill from 5am-10:30pm with an uphill pass. Be sure to check the [uphill policy]( for more information and how to get a pass before you go. Written by Jesse Weber
This is a designated uphill track from the Two Creeks base, which is considerably quieter than the main base area at Snowmass. Here you can often find easier parking and less crowded runs, perfect for getting an uphill lap midday. Afterward you might stop into the Two Creeks Cafe for lunch or a sweet treat. On this uphill you can follow the blue groomer Cascade up to Elk Camp Restaurant before turning around. Choose from Cascade or Creekside to ski down. Both are similar runs and have some fun trees at the margins.
Aspen Snowmass allows uphill from 5am-10:30pm with an uphill pass. Be sure to check the [uphill policy]( for more information and how to get a pass before you go. Written by Jesse Weber
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Route and Elevation
Segments
| Name | Distance | Elev. Diff. | Avg. Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2C - top of Creekside | 2.08 mi | 1,601 ft | 14.5% |
| Two Creeks to Elk Camp via Creekside/Cascade (Official Route) | 2.08 mi | 1,627 ft | 14.8% |
| Roaring Fork Drive Climb | 0.80 mi | 512 ft | 12.0% |