Vail Daily

The Vail Daily is a free newspaper with a circulation of 15,000 in Eagle County, Colorado, and it's published every day of the week. You can find it in various places like shops, coffee houses, restaurants, bars, and offices. Additionally, The Vail Daily has a detailed online presence. It focuses on the communities of Vail, Avon, Edwards, Beaver Creek, and Minturn, along with the wider Eagle County area.

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Haims: Don’t go from zero to 100 this spring

2 days ago | vaildaily.com | Judson Haims

Spring officially sprang this past weekend. While many may be despondent that ski mountains are closing, others may be quite excited. Now that warmer weather is on the horizon, summer recreational activities abound. Unfortunately, this is also the time of year that medical offices see an increase in many injuries like sprains, strains and tendon/ligament boo-boos. Without question, for most people, seasonality affects physical activity.
PHOTOS: Annual Avon Egg Hunt draws a crowd

3 days ago | vaildaily.com | Chris Dillmann

Easter happenings, social ski racing and plenty of parties for Vail’s Closing Weekend Easter events in the Vail Valley Church services An Easter tradition that’s been going on for over 30 years is the Vail Mountain Easter Sunrise Service bright and early on Sunday morning. This takes place...
Eagle County residents take to the Edwards roundabout for National Day of Action rally

4 days ago | vaildaily.com | Sean Naylor

As crowds gathered for snow and Closing Weekend celebrations in Vail, another gathering of Eagle County locals was taking place down valley in Edwards, where local protestors took to the main roundabout Saturday to participate in the National Day of Action, a countrywide mobilization effort against Trump administration policies and “to rise up against unconstitutional power grabs tearing our country and families apart,” according to event organizers.
Eagle County residents have a chance this year to order their own ‘Garden in a Box’ kits

4 days ago | vaildaily.com | SCOTT MILLER

Despite a 300-inch snow year at Vail Mountain, things can change quickly, so it’s never a bad idea to think of ways to save water on landscaping. That’s one reason the folks at Boulder-based Resource Central have started working with Western Slope partners to move the Garden in a Box program to this side of the Continental Divide.
Late Easter brings decent news for lodging reservations in Vail

5 days ago | vaildaily.com | SCOTT MILLER

Easter’s arrival varies from year to year; it’s the first Sunday following the first full moon following the spring equinox. Easter is about as late as it can be this year. A late Easter can be tough news in the ski resort business, since people tend to start picking up golf clubs and garden tools. That’s kind of the case in Vail.
22-year-old Edwards skier qualifies for Freeride World Tour

5 days ago | vaildaily.com | Ryan Sederquist

Edwards skier Joey Leonardo has qualified for the 2026 Freeride World Tour (FWT). The 22-year-old placed fourth at the final stop of FWT Challenger series at Arapahoe Basin on Wednesday to wind up second in the overall season rankings. He’ll join Glenwood Springs skier Kelly Hilleke — who won the second event at the two-day competition at A-Basin and was the overall season champion as well — and nine other athletes from Region 2 on next year’s FWT. “Boy am I excited about it,” Leonardo said.
Best: A tale of two legislative bills in Colorado

5 days ago | vaildaily.com | Allen Best

Matters of little consequence often get major time and attention. And vice versa. Two energy bills in the Colorado legislature this year, one about nuclear energy and the second about electrical transmission, illustrate this. The first bill, HB25-1040, which is now law, declared that nuclear energy is clean. It proclaims that utilities can meet clean-energy targets with nuclear. It also allows private projects access to financing restricted to clean energy development.
Gypsum food trucks will be moving soon to make way for Highway 6 roundabout project

6 days ago | vaildaily.com | SCOTT MILLER

With Gypsum preparing for a big roundabout project at the intersection of Valley Road and U.S. Highway 6, several of the town’s food trucks have to find new homes. Most of those trucks will move to a town-owned site near the Interstate 70 interchange. That site was once the site of the Gypsum Grill. The town tore down the old building in 2023 in hopes of luring a buyer. That hasn’t happened yet. For now, the site will be used for the food trucks that now occupy the Valley Road/Highway 6 intersection.
Prep notebook: Eagle Valley and Battle Mountain baseball split league doubleheaders

6 days ago | vaildaily.com | Ryan Sederquist

Eagle Valley and Battle Mountain split a pair of doubleheaders against league opponents on Wednesday. The Devils defeated Steamboat Springs 8-6 before falling 10-6 in Gypsum while the Huskies went 1-1 on the road against Summit. Eagle Valley junior Xander DeHerrera went 3-for-3 from the plate and drove home five runs in the first game victory. James Bivins, Ricardo Gutierrez and Hudson Rozga alll collected two hits for the Devils, who pulled away with a three-run third inning.
Easter happenings, social ski racing and plenty of parties for Vail’s Closing Weekend

6 days ago | vaildaily.com | Tricia Swenson

Church servicesAn Easter tradition that’s been going on for over 30 years is the Vail Mountain Easter Sunrise Service bright and early on Sunday morning. This takes place in a very special location on the top of Vail Mountain at Eagle’s Nest, with views of the Gore Range and Mount of the Holy Cross. The Eagle Bahn Gondola (No. 19) will fire up at 6 a.m. for complimentary rides to foot passengers only (no skis or snowboards).