Seibert Circle & 10th Mountain Division Memorial
A tribute to the 10th Mountain Division ski troops and Vail founder Pete Seibert, set against scenic Gore Creek.
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Seibert Circle & 10th Mountain Division Memorial
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Best for historical context
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Must-see attractions
A tribute to the 10th Mountain Division ski troops and Vail founder Pete Seibert, set against scenic Gore Creek.
"Very Inspiring. I’m a huge WWII Buff and this was like finding a holy grail I didn’t expect to find. "
Honor the Veterans
Take a moment to appreciate the history and sacrifice of the 10th Mountain Division. 🙏
Visit the Museum
The memorial is a great intro to the educational 10th Mountain Division Museum nearby. 📚
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10th Mountain Division Memorial
A tribute to the legendary ski troops of WWII and their legacy in American skiing.
Pete Seibert's Legacy
Learn about the WWII veteran who helped found Vail Resort after his service.
Gore Creek Views
Adjacent to Gore Creek
Enjoy scenic views of the creek and the iconic covered bridge nearby.
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Honor the Veterans
Take a moment to appreciate the history and sacrifice of the 10th Mountain Division. 🙏
Visit the Museum
The memorial is a great intro to the educational 10th Mountain Division Museum nearby. 📚
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Rendezvous Point
A popular meeting spot, especially near the covered bridge and Gore Creek. 📷
Squirrel Spotting
Keep an eye out for local wildlife, like squirrels! :squirrel:
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Honor the Veterans
Take a moment to appreciate the history and sacrifice of the 10th Mountain Division. 🙏
Visit the Museum
The memorial is a great intro to the educational 10th Mountain Division Museum nearby. 📚
Rendezvous Point
A popular meeting spot, especially near the covered bridge and Gore Creek. 📷
Squirrel Spotting
Keep an eye out for local wildlife, like squirrels! :squirrel:
What Travellers Say
Reviews Summary
Visitors find Seibert Circle a poignant and inspiring tribute to the 10th Mountain Division and its founder, Pete Seibert. It's praised as a great introduction to the division's history and a scenic spot near Gore Creek. However, some have encountered unfriendly service in nearby establishments.
"Beautiful and amazing views you have to stop and take pictures"
Joe Twal
"Honoring Military Skiers, one who after service created the Vail resort. Pete Seibert served in the 10th Mountain Division of the U.S. Army during World War II and trained near what became Vail. Monument is good rendezvous point as right before covered Bridge with view of Gore Creek ."
Music Mann
"Giving an honor is always great!"
Deanne Drake
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Frequently Asked Questions
🚇 🗺️ Getting There
Seibert Circle is located in Vail Village, easily accessible by foot or by the free in-town shuttle. Parking is available in the Vail Village parking structure. It's a central point, often mentioned as a good rendezvous spot before exploring the village or crossing the covered bridge.
The area around Seibert Circle is generally flat and accessible, making it easy to navigate for most visitors. The memorial itself is an outdoor monument.
🎫 🎫 Tickets & Entry
Seibert Circle and the outdoor memorial are free to visit. However, if you plan to visit the 10th Mountain Division Museum, there may be an admission fee. It's recommended to check the museum's official website for current pricing and hours.
The outdoor memorial is accessible at all times. The adjacent 10th Mountain Division Museum has specific operating hours, which can vary seasonally. Always check their official website for the most up-to-date information.
🎫 🧭 Onsite Experience
Seibert Circle is named in honor of Pete Seibert, a WWII veteran of the 10th Mountain Division and a co-founder of Vail Resort. The memorial commemorates the division's role in military history and its impact on American skiing.
The memorial features tributes to the soldiers of the 10th Mountain Division. It's often described as a 'holy grail' for WWII buffs and serves as an inspiring introduction to the division's history.
While primarily a memorial site, Seibert Circle is a central point in Vail Village and may host small ceremonies or be a gathering point for local events. Check local Vail event listings for any specific happenings.
Yes, photography is welcome at Seibert Circle. It's a scenic spot, especially with the nearby covered bridge and Gore Creek offering picturesque backdrops.
Seibert Circle is conveniently located near Vail's covered bridge, Gore Creek, and the heart of Vail Village, offering access to shops, restaurants, and other attractions. It's a great spot to start your exploration of the village.
🍽️ 🍽️ Food & Dining
Yes, Seibert Circle is situated in Vail Village, which boasts numerous restaurants, cafes, and bars. You'll find a variety of culinary options to suit different tastes and budgets within a short walking distance.
Vail Village offers a diverse range of dining, from casual cafes and pubs to upscale restaurants. You can find American cuisine, Italian, French, and more.
📸 📸 Photography
Capture the memorial itself, the scenic Gore Creek, and the charming covered bridge nearby. The surrounding Vail Village architecture also provides excellent photo backdrops.
Early morning or late afternoon often provide the best light for photography, with softer shadows. Golden hour can be particularly beautiful.
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