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Vacations To Go offers terrific vacations at the following ski areas in the United States and Canada. Whether you seek the peaks of Park City, the slopes of Steamboat or the bowls of Banff, our site will help you plan the perfect ski trip for any price range -- from budget to luxury -- for families, couples, groups or singles.
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Banff Ski Resort: This Canadian town within Banff National Park in Alberta gives visitors access to three major ski areas. The unspoiled scenery of the Canadian Rockies plus varied terrain will delight skiers or snowboarders of any ability
Lake Louise Ski Resort: Lake Louise is one of North America's largest ski resorts and has a reliable six-month season. Located in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, it has pristine settings and a variety of runs for any skill level.
Whistler Ski Resort: North America's largest ski resort, Whistler offers 8,100 acres for skiing, snowboarding and more. Two mountains, hundreds of runs and a high-speed lift are highlights of this resort north of Vancouver, British Columbia.
Heavenly Ski Resort: Heavenly, on Lake Tahoe's scenic south shore, is California's largest ski resort with 4,800 acres. Guests here can enjoy fresh, white powder and California sunshine while zipping down more than 90 trails.
Northstar Ski Resort: Four main ski areas, snowboarding parks and snowshoe trails comprise this resort just north of Lake Tahoe near Truckee, CA. Visitors can try a variety of winter activities, including ice skating, tubing and cross-country skiing.
Squaw Valley Ski Resort: Open-bowl skiing and terrain for all levels and interests are the hallmarks of Squaw Valley USA. Located on the California side of Lake Tahoe, it comprises six Sierra Nevada peaks and 4,000 acres of snow.
Aspen Ski Resort: Within the White River National Forest of Colorado, Aspen offers three ski and snowboard areas. Visitors can enjoy bump runs and big-mountain skiing plus an Olympic-grade snowboarders' park.
Beaver Creek Ski Resort: In Colorado, Beaver Creek offers trails, bowls and terrain parks for both skiers and snowboarders. Its unique offerings include a dedicated snowshoe and cross-country ski park, as well as a children's ski and snowboard school.
Breckenridge Ski Resort: This Colorado ski resort is home to the continent's highest chairlift and has a ski racecourse. Expert skiers will enjoy its steep runs, while snowboarders can hone their tricks on four halfpipes.
Copper Mountain Ski Resort: Copper Mountain offers an even distribution of trails for the beginner through expert, in addition to a terrain park for snowboarders. In winter, visitors to the Colorado resort enjoy such off-the-mountain activities as ice-skating, dog sledding or snowmobiling.
Crested Butte Ski Resort: Crested Butte offers visitors access to 121 trails on Mount Crested Butte in Colorado. In addition to options for beginners through advanced skiers, there's a terrain park, snowshoe loops and a hill for tubing.
Keystone Ski Resort: Visitors to Keystone in Colorado have access to three mountains with trails for all skill levels. Guests can even ski or snowboard at night, and there are options for backcountry bowl skiing, Nordic skiing and snowshoeing.
Snowmass Ski Resort: One of the best family ski areas on the continent, Snowmass has more than 90 trails, three terrain parks and plenty of family-friendly activities. The Colorado ski destination encompasses more than 3,000 acres in the Rocky Mountains and is known for its wide-open cruising runs.
Steamboat Ski Resort: Visitors to Steamboat will enjoy access to six Rocky Mountain peaks plus a superpipe and terrain park. The Colorado resort offers diverse trails, champagne powder and an Old West spirit.
Telluride Ski Resort: Telluride offers the only heli-skiing operation in Colorado, providing unprecedented access to backcountry powder. The main mountain delivers first tracks, too, with open slopes, speedy lifts and an easy, uncrowded feel to its central runs.
Vail Ski Resort: Vail reigns as the largest ski resort in the United States, with more than 5,200 acres of powdered terrain. The Colorado resort boasts 193 trails and 33 lifts, as well as a beautiful setting west of Denver.
Winter Park Ski Resort: Accessibility is a priority at Winter Park. It's the closest ski resort to Denver International Airport, with just a 90-minute drive between plane and terrain. It's also a draw for disabled skiers, with plenty of special programs available.
Diamond Peak Ski Resort: On the north end of Lake Tahoe lies Diamond Peak Ski Resort. The uncrowded mountain offers easy runs for beginners, and its Child Ski Center -- entering its third decade -- is a great place to introduce young ones to the sport. But, advanced skiers will find challenging terrain as well.
Santa Fe Ski Resort: Santa Fe’s winter playground boasts a base area elevation of 10,350 feet, making it one of the highest ski areas in the continental United States. Located in the majestic Sangre de Cristo Mountains, the perfect powder typical of New Mexico beckons you to 1,725 vertical feet of skiing and 69 runs winding through stunning terrain.
Taos Ski Resort: Arid Taos boasts plenty of the champagne powder that typifies New Mexico's short, stunning winters. Visitors can choose from four ski resorts, including Taos Ski Valley, one of the last parks in North America to enforce a snowboard ban.
Park City Ski Resort: Park City Mountain Resort boasts an average 355 inches of dry Utah powder annually. Skiers will find 3,300 acres of terrain spread over seven peaks and nine bowls. Snowboarders can try out the superpipe used in the 2002 Winter Olympics.
Snowbird Ski Resort: In the heart of the Wasatch-Cache National Forest, Snowbird averages about 500 inches of low-density Utah powder each year. Terrain is divided in such a way that roughly a third each is reserved for beginners, intermediates and experts.
Solitude Ski Resort: This low-key alpine retreat in Utah's Wasatch Mountains features a European-style pedestrian village, more than 500 inches of annual snowfall and terrain for all levels of skiers and riders. It is a favorite among families.
The Canyons Ski Resort: The Canyons is the closest Park City mountain resort to Salt Lake City's airport. It has eight mountains, 3,700 acres of diverse terrain and 152 trails.
Jackson Hole Ski Resort: Jackson Hole Mountain Resort appeals to experienced skiers, with 50 percent of the runs reserved for experts. It is in northwest Wyoming, just south of stunning Grand Teton National Park and not far from Yellowstone National Park.
