Before heading into holiday festivities with Meghan Markle and their children, Prince Harry is taking to the polo grounds in Aspen, Colorado.

On Wednesday, the 41-year-old Duke of Sussex was captured enjoying a friendly polo match with friends, offering a glimpse into his sporty downtime.

Harry looked energetic, demonstrating his refined polo skills while mounted on a horse. Sporting a light blue jersey from the Aspen Valley team, white trousers, and a pair of sleek dark sunglasses, he completed his athletic ensemble with ease.

His visit to Aspen follows a previous appearance in 2021, when he participated in a charity polo match shortly after the birth of his daughter, Princess Lilibet, who is now four years old.

Not long before the polo snapshots emerged, another set of images appeared online, showing Prince Harry enjoying a ski session with his friend Nacho Figueras.

“Prince Harry was with Nacho for about four hours on the mountains. The pair spent the day skiing and enjoyed lunch together at one of the restaurants at the resort,” a source told Hello! Magazine.

“Harry seemed happy and was also joined by a number of male friends on the slopes.”

According to the outlet, neither Markle, 44, nor their children made the trip with him.

However, as Page Six previously reported earlier this week, the royals are expected to still celebrate the Christmas holiday at home in Montecito, Calif., alongside their kids and Markle’s mom, Doria Ragland.

But the parents have reportedly made plans to jet away with friends shortly after for a glamorous New Year’s vacation out of the country.

The holiday travels come as the “With Love, Meghan” star faces scrutiny for allegedly not showing up to support her ailing father, Thomas Markle, shortly after he underwent emergency surgery for a dangerous blood clot and had his leg amputated as a result.

While a rep for the royal previously claimed that the Duchess of Sussex had, in fact, reached out to her father, Thomas alleged that he had not received any correspondence from his daughter.

“I don’t want to die estranged from Meghan. I want to meet my grandkids. It might be nice to meet her husband too,” Thomas told the Daily Mail at the time.

In the most recent update, the Sussex rep had since told Page Six that Markle finally managed to get a letter to her father.

“It has been exceedingly difficult for the duchess to contact her father privately, despite her efforts over the past several days,” said the rep. “With the support of reliable and trusted contacts, her correspondence is now safely in his hands.”