Location
BASE: 1750ft
SUMMIT: 3200ft
VERTICAL DROP: 1750ft
NO. OF. LIFTS: 3
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 2
Surface: 2
BASE: 1750ft
SUMMIT: 3200ft
VERTICAL DROP: 1750ft
NO. OF. LIFTS: 3
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 2
Surface: 2
Trollhaugen, located 50 minutes North of Minneapolis - St. Paul in Dresser, WI, offers skiing and snowboarding on 22 runs, 4 terrain parks, a 2.5km XC trail, 10 lanes of snow tubing, and an all-season zip line park. Open until 3 a.m.
Tatranská Lomnica is one of the largest and most beautiful villages in the High Tatras. Located 6 km away from Smokovec.. The center is located in the beautiful scenery of High Tatras.
A comfortable 2.5-hour drive northeast of Oslo will take you to the largest skiing destination in all of Norway, Trysil. An impressive belt of coniferous forest stretches through the entire county.
Telluride's mix of quality terrain spread out all over their 1700 acres of skiable terrain offers something for all skiing and snowboarding abilities.
Tyin-Filefjell has 5 ski lifts, and 17 km of runs in varying difficulty. The highest point is at 1282 meters, and the drop is 450 meters.
BASE: 2723ft
SUMMIT: 4206ft
VERTICAL DROP: 1482ft
At Tignes, you can ski before and after everyone else. That’s the motto of this large resort, which offers summer glacier skiing and a winter season stretching from September to May.
Located just two hours from Boston in Lincoln, NH, Loon Mountain offers a rare combination of convenience, spectacular beauty, and adventure.
Lost Valley was the first ski area in Maine to make artificial snow, and now boasts a snowmaking track record of some 40 years. It also boasts one of the largest ski schools in New England.
Mad River Glen is Vermont's throwback ski area.
Magic Mountain Ski Area is a classic small, local Vermont ski area.
Labrador Mountain opened in 1957. It has an average annual snowfall of around 130 inches. You will find 22 trails on 250 skiable acres. Night skiing is popular. Labrador has one triple, two doubles, and one surface lift.
Rising high above the mighty St. Lawrence River in the heart of Quebec's Charlevoix is Le Massif, a sleeping giant of a mountain that's home to some of the most spectacular skiing in Eastern Canada.