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Pete Seibert Jr. moved to Vail in 1962 for the first season of the fledgling ski area his father started. After a childhood spent growing with the new town and ski racing, Pete graduated from Middlebury College with a degree in American Literature, later following that with an MBA from the University of Denver. Three years of ski patrol in Vail lead to supervisory and management positions at Snowbasin, UT, Sun Valley, ID and Arrowhead Mountain now part of Beaver Creek. When the family grew from one child to three with a set of twins, Pete opted to stay in the valley and pursue a career in real estate. Now the fourth child is 26 and Pete has been in real estate 30 years. Pete and his partner, Kate Allan, live in the Chamonix neighborhood in West Vail, spending their time in the mountains on skis and bikes. They love to travel to Kate’s first home in Cape Town, South Africa. Pete volunteers with the Vail Veterans Program, sits on the Board of Directors of Access Unbound and the Vail Valley Mountain Trails Association and is a member of the Minturn Economic Development Council. When asked about present day Vail Pete says “I still feel a sense of adventure in this valley when I think of what’s to come, it’s exciting!” Pete and Kate Four Seasons Article: click here to view article. Check out this video of Pete, who has been helping out with a volunteer project, building the new 'Minturn Mini Mile' Trail. Documented by Vail Daily's On The Hill. Click here to watch the video!
Pete Seibert Jr. moved to Vail in 1962 for the first season of the fledgling ski area his father started. After a childhood spent growing with the new town and ski racing, Pete graduated from Middlebury College with a degree in American Literature, later following that with an MBA from the University of Denver. Three years of ski patrol in Vail lead to supervisory and management positions at Snowbasin, UT, Sun Valley, ID and Arrowhead Mountain now part of Beaver Creek. When the family grew from one child to three with a set of twins, Pete opted to stay in the valley and pursue a career in real estate. Now the fourth child is 26 and Pete has been in real estate 30 years. Pete and his partner, Kate Allan, live in the Chamonix neighborhood in West Vail, spending their time in the mountains on skis and bikes. They love to travel to Kate’s first home in Cape Town, South Africa. Pete volunteers with the Vail Veterans Program, sits on the Board of Directors of Access Unbound and the Vail Valley Mountain Trails Association and is a member of the Minturn Economic Development Council. When asked about present day Vail Pete says “I still feel a sense of adventure in this valley when I think of what’s to come, it’s exciting!” Pete and Kate Four Seasons Article: click here to view article. Check out this video of Pete, who has been helping out with a volunteer project, building the new 'Minturn Mini Mile' Trail. Documented by Vail Daily's On The Hill. Click here to watch the video!