Why all-wheel drive is not optional here
Every vehicle we run is all-wheel drive on proper winter tires. In this valley that is not a luxury feature, it is the difference between arriving and not. Independence Pass closes. Glenwood Canyon closes. Vail Pass gets a traction law and troopers turn two-wheel-drive vehicles around at the ramp. An operator running rear-drive sedans out of Denver has to cancel on those days. We do not.
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter — groups, gear and long runs
The Sprinter is what we put on group work: corporate arrivals, ski trips, wedding parties and the four-hour run from Denver International. High roof, so nobody stoops. Rear cargo and a roof box when the group is carrying skis, boards, boot bags and hard cases — gear rides with the passengers, not strapped to a hitch tray in the weather. Individual seating, USB power at every seat, climate control that actually reaches the back row, and enough room that a five-hour drive through a storm is a conversation rather than an endurance test.
Luxury SUVs — executives, couples and airport transfers
For one to four passengers, the SUVs are the right call: quieter, quicker door-to-door, and easier through the tight approaches to Aspen’s West End and the Snowmass villas. This is what we send for an executive off a private flight at ASE, a couple heading to a restaurant reservation in town, or a standard EGE-to-Aspen transfer.
Every vehicle, every time
- 2024 to 2026 model years — we run new equipment, not a retired airport fleet
- All-wheel drive, winter tires, and chains carried when the law requires them
- Professionally detailed between every trip, inside and out
- Bottled water, phone charging, and climate control set before you get in
- Licensed and insured as a Colorado carrier, USDOT 4272187
Multi-vehicle and staged arrivals
Groups larger than one vehicle are routine, not an exception. For a corporate retreat or a wedding weekend we stage vehicles so arrivals land in sequence instead of a crowd waiting at the curb, and we coordinate directly with the planner or the venue rather than making you relay times. Tell us the arrival manifest and we will build the schedule around it.
Not sure which vehicle you need?
Tell us the headcount, the luggage and the route, and we will tell you honestly — including when the smaller vehicle is the better answer. Call or text 720-967-9956, or email jc@wildpathtransport.com.