REFINE RESULTS
keyword(s)
By Location
-
Rocky Mountains (2)
-
Western U.S. (1)
By Skill Level
-
Expert Skiing
By Terrain
-
Powder Skiing
-
Bumps (1)
By Lifestyle
-
Scenery
-
North American Skiing (2)
-
Snowboarding (2)
-
Close to Airport (2)
-
Mega-Resorts (2)
-
Family Skiing (1)
-
Lack of Crowds (1)
-
Spring Skiing (1)
-
Holiday Skiing (1)
By Price
-
Expensive (3)
?
Big Sky, MT
If you want skiing that's uncluttered, scenic, and laid-back, then Big Sky's your place. A big turnout in this 3,832-acre resort is around 4,000 people a day. The lines here are ridiculously short, if they exist at all, and Big Sky has consistently worked to keep lift capacity higher than the ...
?
Aspen, CO
Aspen Highlands, though part of the larger Aspen Resorts network (along with Aspen Mountain, Snowmass, and Buttermilk), is somewhat removed from the glam and glitterati found in this Mecca of winterized chic. Quite simply, Aspen Highlands is all about skiing, and because of that it’s the ...
?
Olympic Valley, CA
Squaw is the American birthplace of extreme skiing. About 25 ago, Squaw locals began skiing impossible lines from the Palisades, essentially a cliff with snow stuck to it. In the early 1980s, Scot Schmidt, arguably the father of extreme skiing, arrived in Squaw to pull 100-foot cliff ...