Vail — Back Bowls | Advent USA Series | Framed Art Print

Seven bowls. 2,900 acres. No trees. Just you, the mountain, and the biggest open-bowl skiing in the United States.

Vail's Back Bowls are unlike anything else in North America. While the front side of the mountain is a world-class resort in its own right, it's what lies behind the ridge that defines Vail's legend. Sun Down Bowl, Sun Up Bowl, China Bowl, Siberia Bowl — vast, rolling, treeless expanses of terrain that stretch toward the Gore Range, wide open to the Colorado sky. On a powder day, the Back Bowls are as close to heli-skiing as you'll get on a lift ticket. First opened in 1962, Vail has grown to become the largest ski resort in the United States by acreage, and the Back Bowls are the reason serious skiers keep coming back.

This print captures that feeling — a skier in a yellow jacket charging hard through deep powder, the rolling bowls stretching endlessly behind, the Gore Range sharp on the horizon under a deep cobalt sky. Bold, cinematic, and unmistakably Colorado.

Printed on museum-quality paper and finished in a natural oak or black ash frame, every piece arrives ready to hang and built to last.

Frame

• Natural oak or black ash wood frame
• 20mm wide profile for a bold, gallery-worthy presence
• Shatterproof plexiglass front

Print Quality

• Master's Edition museum-quality paper, 250 gsm
• Matte, uncoated, archival paper — true colour depth with no print glare
• FSC-certified materials

Ready to Hang

• Ready to hang — sawtooth hanger attached to the frame
• Available in 2 sizes
• Printed locally to you by our global fulfilment partner — no import duties or customs delays