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Vail, Colorado

Everything Vail is known for

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Music in Vail

Songs About Vail

Colorado
Cody Jinks
54%
"Like a sunset on the mountains out in Vail"
Colorado
Ward Davis
54%
"Like a sunset on the mountains out in Vail"
Colorado - Live
Cody Jinks
52%
"Like a sunset on the mountains out in Vail"
Jefe
T.I.
51%
"Then go sit and eat with the mayor, skiin' in Vail"
Who Do We Think We Are
John Legend
50%
"She get Chanel, ski trips to Vail"
Paul Revere
Noah Kahan
49%
"Vail bought the mountains, and nothing was the same"
Anywhere With You
Josh Morningstar
24%

Artists From Vail

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Rivers & Roads in Song near Vail

Songs written about the waterways and highways that run near Vail.

History of Vail

Camp Hale - 10th Mountain Division

1942

At 9,200 feet in the Pando Valley, the US Army trained the 10th Mountain Division to fight on skis and snowshoes. After the war, these soldiers came home and built the Colorado ski industry, founding Vail, Aspen, and Arapahoe Basin.

14.4 mi away

Everything Near Vail

3 stories, landmarks & places within ~20 miles — the same local lore RoadyGoat plays as you drive through.

  • Red Cliff Bridge · 9.0 mi · Scraped Hmdb

    One of Colorado's most iconic bridges is right here: Red Cliff Bridge. Originally painted silver and known locally as the Silver Bridge, this cantilevered steel arch bridge is a testament to early engineering. Designed…

  • Camp Hale · 13.6 mi · Scraped Hmdb

    Imagine this quiet valley teeming with thousands of soldiers, training for a brutal war in the mountains of Europe. This is Camp Hale. In 1942, the U.S. Army built this high-altitude training facility to prepare the…

  • Camp Hale - 10th Mountain Division · 14.4 mi · Historical Marker

    At 9,200 feet in the Pando Valley, the US Army trained the 10th Mountain Division to fight on skis and snowshoes. After the war, these soldiers came home and built the Colorado ski industry, founding Vail, Aspen, and…

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