Luxury & mountain style · S Galena St (200–300 blocks)
Downtown Aspen
The pedestrian malls, Mill St to Hunter.
Downtown Aspen's designer flagships cluster on S Galena and S Mill Streets, while the Cooper and Hyman Avenue pedestrian malls hold the boutiques, jewelers and Western wear. The core grid is walkable on foot in a few blocks, with the Little Nell and Gondola Plaza at the Durant Avenue end.
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- Where
- S Galena St (200–300 blocks)Luxury & mountain style
- Right now
- Typical hours10am–6pm
- Getting here
- ParkingStreet parking has a four-hour limit enforced 10am–6pm, at $5–$7 per hour in peak season (PayByPhone zone 2400). The Rio Grande Parking Garage at 427 Rio Grande Place gives the first 30 minutes free, then $9 for two to three hours and $15 maximum per 24 hours. Brush Creek Park & Ride on Highway 82 is free with bus connections to Rubey Park.
Insider guide
Shopping Downtown.
The story
Downtown Aspen is a compact grid, and the pedestrian mall is its center. The brick mall covers stretches of E Hyman Ave, S Mill St, E Cooper Ave and S Galena St. It was completed in 1976, and city council designated it a historic landmark in 2017. The designer labels sit on two sides of it. S Galena St has Dior (203), Gucci (204), Zegna (211), Valentino (304) and Prada (312), and S Mill St has Louis Vuitton (206) and Chrome Hearts (208). On the malls themselves, Hermès is at 521 E Hyman, Moncler at 432 E Hyman, Brunello Cucinelli at 508 E Cooper and Ralph Lauren at 501 E Cooper.
Boutiques, galleries and secondhand
The independents fill the Cooper Ave and Hopkins Ave blocks. Pitkin County Dry Goods, TWP and Alice Walk are the local-boutique stops, and Kemo Sabe is at 217 S Galena. Cooper is also the densest gallery block: Raven (433), Hexton (447), Christopher Martin (525), Eden (534), Galerie Maximillian (602) and Casterline|Goodman (611) are all within a couple of blocks, and Baldwin Gallery is at 209 S Galena. For secondhand, Susie's Ltd. Consignments sells designer and athletic clothing, and Aspen Thrift Shop is volunteer-run, with proceeds going to local nonprofits.
Ski and outdoor shops near the gondola
The ski shops cluster on E Durant Ave toward the base of Aspen Mountain: Four Mountain Sports and Hamilton Sports, Incline Ski & Board Shop, Performance Ski and Christy Sports. Gorsuch and Aspen Collection share 611 E Durant, and The Little Nell Boutique is at 675 E Durant. Arc'teryx is at 534 E Cooper. Four Mountain Sports lets you swap rentals to the next day's mountain at no charge, which helps if you split days across the four mountains. Aspen Mountain rises straight from town and skis advanced and expert terrain. Buttermilk is the beginner mountain, Highlands is the locals' mountain, and Snowmass is the largest.
Seasons and closures
Aspen shops and restaurants follow the ski calendar. For 2026-27, Aspen Mountain and Snowmass are scheduled to open November 26, and Highlands and Buttermilk December 12, with closing days from April 4 to April 18, 2027, as conditions allow. Mud season runs roughly late April through late May. Many restaurants close for several weeks in spring, with reopening dates that change every year, so check before you go. Some galleries also shorten their hours. Summer brings the Saturday Market, a U-shaped route from Galena and Hopkins to Hunter and back to Hyman and Galena, running Saturdays from early June to early October. The Aspen Music Festival and School runs eight weeks each summer. Radio Boardshop moves from winter hours (9am to 6pm) to summer hours (11am to 6pm).
The directory
104 shops, all in one place.
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Boutiques15 places
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Women's label from Trish Wescoat Pound, opened on Hopkins Avenue in 2025 next to the Isis. Best known for button-down tops, pants, blazers and denim.
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Boutique at 533 E Hopkins Ave, listed among the Aspen Chamber's participating retailers for the late-open Friday evenings in summer.
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Longtime Aspen clothing shop on Cooper Avenue with sportswear, jeans, accessories and leather outerwear for men and women; AFAR dates it to 1969.
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Boutique at 424 E Cooper Ave on the Cooper Avenue mall, one of five shops the Aspen Chamber recommends on its boutiques blog.
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Hat shop at 465 N Mill St, one of five shops the Aspen Chamber recommends on its boutiques blog; call ahead for hours.
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Western store on S Galena known for Stetson hats, Lucchese boots, belts and buckles, with custom hats and a bar upstairs.
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Store at the base of Aspen Mountain in The Little Nell, selling European sport fashion, cashmere and home accessories.
View shop page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/gorsuch/Directions
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Shop in the lobby of The Little Nell hotel selling garments, handbags, home décor, beauty products and souvenirs.
View shop page →@https://www.instagram.com/thelittlenell/Directions
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High-end consignment boutique on Main Street selling designer, streetwear and athletic clothing, plus jewelry and accessories for men and women.
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Independent boutique founded in 1986 by Mary Moyer, with European and American ready-to-wear, Chrome Hearts leather and Joseph denim. Casual mountain lifestyle, edited by designer.
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Permanent goop boutique in the Collins Block on Hopkins Ave, opened in 2025, selling the brand's own products and curated lines.
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Shop of handmade kilim loafers, boots and accessories made from repurposed artisan textiles, plus relaxed, colorful seasonal clothing.
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Women-founded shop in Suite 212 at 525 E Cooper carrying fine jewelry, apparel and wellness products from local designers and curators, described as responsibly sourced.
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Clothing, jewelry, hair accessories and hats in a courtyard shop on the Hyman Avenue mall, with hands-on hair styling lessons. Open more than 28 years.
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Gorsuch's in-town store on E Cooper Avenue with skiwear, ski accessories, casualwear, home goods and gifts, a few blocks from its Little Nell shop.
View shop page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/gorsuch/Directions
Galleries14 places
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Gallery known for museum-quality works on paper, with 19th and 20th century masterworks alongside modern and contemporary artists. Also takes appointments outside open hours.
View gallery page →Website →@galerie_maximillian_aspenDirections
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Contemporary painting, drawing and sculpture by established and mid-career artists, plus editioned prints and artist books. Also runs an art advisory service for collectors.
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Contemporary gallery founded in 1994 showing painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, video and installation, with a rotating schedule of solo exhibitions.
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Post-war and contemporary art by names such as Ed Ruscha, Alex Katz, Damien Hirst and Jim Dine, in a second Aspen space inside The Little Nell hotel.
View gallery page →Website →@casterlinegoodmangalleryDirections
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The original Aspen space for the gallery's post-war and contemporary work, with prints and paintings by Warhol, Lichtenstein and de Kooning-era artists.
View gallery page →Website →@casterlinegoodmangalleryDirections
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Aspen outpost of the international gallery group, selling modern and contemporary painting and sculpture in the Residences at The Little Nell.
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Peter Lik's fine art photography in limited and open editions, with an Aspen focus on Maroon Bells and aspen-tree landscapes, plus books and framed element packs.
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Original contemporary art centered on Christopher Martin's reverse glass paintings, with painting, photography, printmaking and sculpture by other represented artists.
View gallery page →Website →@christophermartingalleryDirections
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Contemporary art gallery with original works priced from $2,000 into seven figures, including street-art names such as Alec Monopoly, open late into the evening.
View gallery page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/edengallery/Directions
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Contemporary glass art, sculpture and paintings, with a lower floor of mineral and crystal specimens. Represents internationally known glass artists.
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Gallery founded by collector Steve Wynn, showing modern and contemporary work, with Basquiat, Warhol and Lichtenstein canvases in the former Marianne Boesky space.
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Home of British-American artist Simon Bull's bold, colorful paintings, with other artists shown in changing exhibitions.
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Contemporary gallery with a sister location in New Orleans, with a dense hang of work in many media on the second floor of the Mill Street building.
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New Orleans fine art, antiques and jewelry dealer founded in 1912, now with a year-round Aspen gallery in the Aspen Block Building.
Fashion13 places
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Store at the Cooper Avenue mall carrying men's and women's clothing and accessories, plus infants' and toddlers' clothing, per the chamber listing.
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Store on E Hyman Ave selling sneakers, boots, clothing, bags and accessories. It sits in Unit 2 of the 419 E Hyman building.
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American sportswear label's Aspen boutique on the Cooper Avenue mall, opened in 2025. The brand began with the dickey jacket.
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Stacey Bendet's women's label on E Hyman Ave, mixing playful, flirty pieces with more sophisticated dresses and separates.
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Store at 433 E Hyman Ave, listed among the Aspen Chamber's participating retailers that stay open late on the last Friday of summer months.
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Shop at 308 S Mill St, one of 14 retailers on the Aspen Chamber's 7908 Reasons participating list alongside Gucci, Kiton and Frette.
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Performance apparel from the California brand, in a Cooper Avenue mall store that opened in 2025 as its 100th location worldwide.
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California luxury label's Aspen store on S Hunter Street, selling men's and women's clothing and accessories, including limited-edition items.
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French technical ski wear combined with lifestyle apparel; the E Hyman Ave store opened for the 2022–23 ski season.
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Premium outerwear and accessories for mountain, motorcycle and city use, in a shop on the Cooper Avenue mall at 405 E Cooper.
View shop page →@https://www.instagram.com/aetherapparel/Directions
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Outerwear, snow gear, sweaters, tees and footwear for men and women, in a space on the Cooper Avenue mall with custom oak display crates. Opened in 2015, moved across the mall in 2023.
View shop page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/aetherapparel/Directions
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Technical athletic apparel for yoga, running, dance and other sweaty pursuits, in Suite D on S Galena Street. The Aspen Chamber's holiday guide recommends it for workout wear.
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Men's and women's activewear, including tennis skirts, leggings, workout sets and jackets, plus limited-edition totes and a clean beauty bar with skincare. Unit 101 on the Hyman Avenue mall.
Specialty12 places
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Ski and snowboard rentals, retail gear, tuning, bootfitting and tickets, combined with D&E Retail and a Helly Hansen Concept Store. Rentals can move to the next day's mountain.
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Premium ski rental and retail store at the base of Aspen Mountain, selling high-performance gear, apparel and Aspen Snowmass logowear. The Aspen Skiing Co. rental-and-retail brand.
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Family-run ski and snowboard rental and tuning shop on Gondola Plaza, in the North of Nell building, steps from the Silver Queen Gondola. Also has a Snowmass Mall shop.
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Skis, technical outerwear and a large demo and rental fleet, with award-winning ski repair. The shop expanded upstairs for the 2025-26 season.
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Specialty ski shop focused on exclusive European ski brands, on Hunter Street near Gondola Plaza. Sells skis, boots and ski wear for resort and backcountry use.
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Locally owned snowboard, skate and lifestyle apparel shop founded by Travis McLain in 2005. Aspen's dedicated snowboard gear and outerwear store, with a seasonal skate camp.
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Locally owned outdoor specialty shop since 1977 in the Elk Building. Technical apparel, climbing, hiking, backcountry touring and Nordic gear from brands like Arc'teryx, Patagonia and Rab.
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Pet shop open more than 45 years: food, toys, treats, beds and supplies for dogs, cats, birds and aquatics, plus a self-serve dog wash.
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Technical outdoor apparel and equipment from the Canadian brand, in a mountain store at Cooper Avenue and Hunter Street that opened in fall 2025 with community events and gear tune-ups.
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High-end European ski wear and performance ski clothing, with its own line, on E Durant Ave. Open daily, with a second shop in Vail.
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Ski and snowboard sales, rentals, tuning and repair with custom boot fitting, inside the St. Regis Aspen Resort. Also rents bikes. Christy returned to Aspen here in 2023.
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Gorsuch's ski shop and café at Gondola Plaza, in the same building as Incline; the brand's Aspen page lists it for rentals and demos, ski gear and coffee.
View café page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/gorsuch/Directions
Luxury9 places
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Historic stone-faced building of about 5,600 sq ft on S Galena with men's and women's ready-to-wear, bags, shoes and jewelry, plus Aspen-exclusive pieces and a private VIP area.
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Boutique at the corner of S Galena Street and Hopkins Avenue, reopened in a larger renovated space in 2025. Part of the Galena Street designer block.
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Boutique on the Hyman Avenue pedestrian mall, a short walk from the Galena Street luxury block. Closed Sundays; appointments are optional and walk-ins are accepted.
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Aspen store in a 19th-century Galena Street building, selling apparel, accessories, fragrances and handbags in an interior of warm wood, brick and marble.
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Boutique on S Mill Street, one block off the Galena Street designer strip. Open Sundays 12pm–5pm; closed Easter Sunday, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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Moncler Grenoble flagship opened in early 2026, the brand's first in the US: 250 sq m with a cave-style entrance and the full Grenoble range for fall/winter and spring/summer.
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Boutique on S Galena Street with women's and men's collections, shoes, handbags, small leather goods, fragrances, scarves and eyewear, per a Whitewaller listing.
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Store on the Cooper Avenue mall from the Italian label known for cashmere and luxury knitwear. Open Sundays from noon.
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Shop on S Mill Street selling accessories, leather goods and furniture from the Los Angeles company founded in 1988 by Richard and Laurie Lynn Stark.
Jewelry7 places
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Second-floor jeweler above the Panerai boutique, making jewelry in-house and selling certified pre-owned watches; an Omega boutique opened here in 2025.
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Family-owned jeweler on the Cooper Avenue mall with fine jewelry and luxury timepieces, in downtown Aspen for more than 20 years.
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Fine jewelry sold without the markups of traditional luxury retailers; visitors email ahead to schedule a viewing.
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Handmade, minimal everyday jewelry inspired by nature and travel, in Suite 123 at 110 E Hallam St, a few blocks north of the malls.
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Diamond jeweler on E Dean St listed in the Aspen Chamber directory; call ahead for hours and viewing appointments.
View shop page →@https://www.instagram.com/luganodiamonds/Directions
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Fine jewelry showroom on E Hyman Ave that opened in January 2026, with a green marble entry, brass inlay and a leather wall with banquettes.
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Jewelry boutique on E Cooper Ave carrying exclusive pieces from US-based goldsmiths and designers. Featured in Aspen Sojourner's June 2026 Faces of Aspen.
Food & drink6 places
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Aspen's largest wine, liquor and beer shop, in a 3,600 sq ft space next to City Market. A new owner took over the license in January 2026 and plans to keep it running.
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Liquor store on Main Street next to the Shell station. The chamber listing notes knowledgeable staff, discounts and free delivery.
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Gourmet market on Spring Street selling aged beef, fresh fish and deli items, with sandwiches to go for lunch.
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Farm shop and restaurant selling local cured meats, cheeses, seasonal produce and pantry goods on Hopkins Avenue. The chamber lists Ste 103; other listings show 317 E Hopkins.
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Bakery on Galena Street selling homemade cookies, muffins, brownies and bars, plus Italian-style ice cream and espresso.
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Independent supermarket on Puppy Smith Street, which the Aspen Chamber calls the largest in town. Has a sushi bar, deli and produce, and sits next to Aspen Wine & Spirits.
Gifts5 places
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Pharmacy and general store that also sells cosmetics, greeting cards, toys, art supplies, books, baby goods and Aspen Monopoly upstairs, plus beer, wine and liquor.
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Aspen-branded resort clothing for the whole family plus gift items and souvenirs, on the Hyman Avenue pedestrian mall.
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Gift shop for one-of-a-kind presents and large wedding and event gifting. Signature item is the Altitude Kit for adjusting to elevation.
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Florist with a self-serve flower cooler, plus gifts, candles, bath products and gourmet baskets, on Puppy Smith Street.
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Museum shop selling exhibition posters, wearables, books and home décor, with a 10% discount for members. Inside the Aspen Art Museum on Hyman Avenue.
Menswear4 places
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Ermenegildo Zegna's men's store on S Galena Street, selling clothing, sportswear and accessories a few doors from Gucci and Dior.
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Handmade-in-Naples men's and women's apparel, in Suite 105 of the 535 E Hyman building on the pedestrian mall.
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Basics from the New York label on Cooper Avenue: classic jeans, hoodies and tees. The listing shows 10am–6pm without naming days.
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Menswear boutique at 402 S Galena Street, one of five shops the Aspen Chamber recommends on its boutiques blog.
Vintage4 places
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Luxury vintage fashion, accessories and home pieces on S Galena Street, listed in the Aspen Chamber directory.
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Sporting goods consignment for the Aspen community: used and new outdoor gear, clothing and shoes for adults and kids, from skis and boots to tents and packs.
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Volunteer-run secondhand shop in business since 1949, next to the fire station. Donated clothing, shoes, jewelry and household items, with proceeds going to local nonprofit grants.
View shop page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/aspenthriftshop/Directions
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Luxury consignment shop on the Cooper Avenue mall reselling designer pieces, from statement faux-fur boots to Gucci ski goggles and studded belts.
Home4 places
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Family-run dealer of rare antiques: Churchill memorabilia, Rodin bronzes, French automaton clocks, vintage Louis Vuitton trunks and Black Forest carvings.
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Co-op of 75-plus Colorado artists selling original art, home decor, jewelry and natural wellness goods, with a small local-foods market.
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Aspen store of the 165-year-old Frette house on S Mill Street, one of the Aspen Chamber's participating retailers that stay open late on summer Fridays.
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Housewares and furniture shop for a glamorous, non-rustic look, including lacquer pieces and tabletop. Its newest Aspen location is on Hyman Avenue.
Beauty4 places
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Aspen-made herbal and functional mushroom tinctures, including the Mind and Dream blends, sold from an upstairs suite on Hyman Avenue.
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Full-service beauty salon with day spa services and a boutique, in Suite 207 at 525 E Cooper Ave on the Cooper Avenue mall.
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Multi-brand luxury beauty retailer founded in Aspen in 1976, selling curated beauty brands with a client-focused approach, on S Galena Street near Prada and Valentino.
View restaurant page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/naturabisse/Directions
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Yoga and Pilates studio and spa on S Mill Street with a retail shop of activewear, accessories, yoga props and candles, plus Knockout Beauty facials and skincare consultations.
Watches3 places
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Watches of Switzerland group showroom on E Durant Ave featuring Roberto Coin, with watch servicing, engraving and private appointments.
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Panerai boutique run by Oliver Smith Jeweler, with a nautical-themed interior and a large wall clock showing the brand's sandwich dial.
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Aspen boutique of the New York and Miami dealer, selling Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe and Richard Mille, plus custom diamond jewelry. Appointments available.
View shop page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/aviandco/Directions
Coffee2 places
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Milanese cafe on Main Street with espresso, house-made Italian pastries and cakes, and breakfast and lunch. Takeaway counter or seating on vintage Italian sofas.
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Small downtown cafe on Garmisch Street serving coffee, tea and house-made pastries, with a fireplace for cold days.
Furniture1 place
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Compact Arhaus studio carrying the full furniture and decor range, with in-house interior design and customization, next to the Aspen Art Museum.
View gallery page →Website →@https://www.instagram.com/arhaus/Directions
Books1 place
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Independent bookshop in a Victorian house, open since 1975. Fiction, regional titles, local authors, a children's room, cookbooks, soaps and chocolate, with a coffee counter upstairs.
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Hours vary by individual store. Always check with specific retailers.
Eat, drink, stay
Between shops, close by.
Top restaurants nearby
All of Eat →- Bosq★ Michelin starContemporary · MICHELIN One Star in the 2026 Colorado guide. Tasting menus built on local seasonal ingredients, some foraged.$$$$
- Element 47Michelin pickContemporary · MICHELIN Recommended in the 2026 Colorado guide, inside The Little Nell. Seasonal closure Oct 19 to Nov 19 on its site.$$$$
- ProspectMichelin pickContemporary · MICHELIN Recommended in the 2026 Colorado guide, inside Hotel Jerome. Serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily.$$$$
- Mawa's KitchenMichelin pickContemporary, American · MICHELIN Recommended in the 2026 Colorado guide. At the Aspen Airport Business Center, outside downtown.$$$
- Cache CacheFrench-American bistro · French-American bistro on S. Mill St. with a wine list and a patio, listed in the Aspen Chamber directory.
- Ajax TavernBistro · Slopeside patio at the base of Aspen Mountain beside the Silver Queen Gondola, with lunch and happy hour. Seasonal closure Oct 19 to Nov 19 on its site.
- Matsuhisa AspenJapanese · Sushi restaurant in a Victorian house on Main St., open since 1998, with a more casual Matsuhisa Upstairs.
- Casa TuaNorthern Italian · Northern Italian restaurant on S. Galena St., listed in the Aspen Chamber directory.
- Clark's Oyster BarSeafood · Oysters, crudo, lobster rolls and daily fish specials, in the former Little Annie's space since 2018. Lunch, happy hour and dinner.
- The White House TavernSandwiches, American · Tavern on Hopkins Ave. serving sandwiches, with wine, beer and cocktails in a wood-paneled room.
- Hickory House RibsBarbecue · Family-run barbecue since 1995, known for Danish baby back ribs. Breakfast and lunch, then dinner. West end of Main St.
- J-BarAmerican, Bar · Bar inside Hotel Jerome, open daily 11:30am to 1am with food until 11pm. Called Aspen's watering hole since 1889.
- Aspen Public HouseGastropub · Locally owned gastropub in the Wheeler Opera House building, serving food every day and a full bar at night.
- Aspen Brewing CompanyBrewery, Pizza · Craft brewery since 2008 serving beer and pizza. Open noon to 9pm Sun-Thu and noon to 10pm Fri-Sat.
- Hooch Craft Cocktail BarCocktail bar · Cocktail bar with rare spirits and small plates. Open Tue-Fri 5pm to 1am per the Chamber, closed Mondays.
- Sant AmbroeusItalian, Cafe · Milanese cafe and restaurant with espresso, pastries, breakfast, lunch and apres. Address as in the Chamber directory.
- Poppycock'sCafe · Contemporary cafe serving breakfast and lunch, with pancakes and smoothies. Open since 1971, with a patio.
- Bear Den AspenCoffee, Bakery · Small coffee shop and bakery serving food and cocktails, listed at the same Hopkins Ave. address as Hooch.
- Stranahan's Whiskey LodgeWhiskey bar · Western-style bar near Wagner Park known for American single malt whiskey and cocktails.
Top hotels nearby
All of Stay →- Michelin Key
Hotel Jerome, Auberge Collection
Hotel opened in 1889 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986. Houses Prospect and the J-Bar. One MICHELIN Key.
330 E. Main St. · - Michelin Key
The Little Nell
Ski-in/ski-out hotel with Element 47 and Ajax Tavern, a spa and a wine cellar of about 20,000 bottles. One MICHELIN Key.
675 E. Durant Ave. · - Michelin Key
MOLLIE Aspen
Boutique hotel with a design mixing Scandinavian and Japanese influences and a rooftop vinyl bar. One MICHELIN Key.
111 S. Garmisch St. · - Hotel
The St. Regis Aspen Resort
Resort hotel with a stone-fireplace lobby and the RAKxa Wellness Spa. Named a selected hotel in the MICHELIN Colorado 2026 release; no Key shown.
315 E. Dean St. · - Hotel
Limelight Hotel Aspen
126-room hotel in downtown Aspen, opened in 2008, with an adventure concierge and free shuttles around town.
355 S. Monarch St. · - Hotel
W Aspen
Hotel that houses Hidalgo, an underground agave cocktail lounge.
550 S. Spring St. ·
Ratings are the scores saved in our directory and are not live. Check the listing for the current score.
Getting here
Parking and transit.
Rubey Park Transit Center is the downtown hub for RFTA's Aspen shuttles, and the Aspen city buses are free. Brush Creek Park & Ride, at Highway 82 and Brush Creek Road, is free to park and has free buses to Rubey Park. If you drive in, street parking has a four-hour limit and the Rio Grande garage (427 Rio Grande Place) charges after the first free 30 minutes. For après, Ajax Tavern is next to the Silver Queen Gondola, and The Wine Bar at The Little Nell is near the base of the mountain. The Snow Lodge at The St. Regis, BUCK and Aspen Brewing Company are all in town. For daytime, Sant Ambroeus Coffee Bar (201 E Main) and Paradise Bakery & Cafe (320 S Galena) are in the district, and Meat & Cheese Farm Shop is at 301 E Hopkins.
- PParkingStreet parking has a four-hour limit enforced 10am–6pm, at $5–$7 per hour in peak season (PayByPhone zone 2400). The Rio Grande Parking Garage at 427 Rio Grande Place gives the first 30 minutes free, then $9 for two to three hours and $15 maximum per 24 hours. Brush Creek Park & Ride on Highway 82 is free with bus connections to Rubey Park.
Park free at Brush Creek Park & Ride (Highway 82 at Brush Creek Road) and take the free bus to Rubey Park, or use the Rio Grande garage at 427 Rio Grande Place, which gives the first 30 minutes free.
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