BASE: 774ft
SUMMIT: 1374ft
VERTICAL DROP: 600ft
NO. OF. LIFTS: 5
Gondolas: 0
Chairs: 0
Surface: 5
Uvdal ski resort is beautifully situated at the foot av Hardangervidda, the mountain range in the middle of southern Norway. It's only a 3 hour drive from Oslo and the cities in Vestfold, and 40 minutes from Geilo.
Tänndalen is located in Funäsdalen, 580 km from Stockholm, and is considered to be one of the most snow-secure ski areas in Sweden. Funäsdalen has a unique snow guarantee which promises at least 5 runs open from November 1st to May 1st.
Vail offers virtually everything a die hard powder junkie could crave, from the Lionshead cruisers to the famous Back Bowls.
Located 1 hour from the mediterraneen coastline, in a protected environment at the Mercantour doors, the Valberg resort offers you several activities, in summer as in winter.
Ski Capital of the Haute Maurienne valley, Val Cenis is composed of two authentic Savoyard villages, next to the Vanoise National Parc and the Mont Cenis Pass (the border with Italy),but also next to the Regional Parc d'Avigliana in Ital
Valdres only slightly more than a 2 hour north of Oslo. Valdres ski resort is beautyfully situated at the sunny side of the mountain, and has 4 ski lifts and 11 runs in all difficulty levels.
Tenney Mountain is affordable, and hassle-free. Located in Plymouth, Tenney offers a fine environment for learning to ski or ride.
BASE: 748ft
SUMMIT: 2148ft
VERTICAL DROP: 1400ft
Swiss Valley has varied terrain for all levels of skiers and riders and makes the sport available on the highest peak in Southwestern Michigan. The vertical is a comfortable 265 feet. Swiss Valley is family-owned and operated.
Sunday River, located in Newry, Maine, has 133 trails and 16 lifts spread out across 743 skiable acres on 8 interconnected mountain peaks.
Located just north of Milwaukee, Sunburst is a small ski area with a 214-foot vertical drop is a big hit with families from Beer Town.
Suicide Six may not be the most welcoming name in the world, but that's about all that isn't. There are 23 trails off a 650-foot vertical.
Sugarbush, located in Northern Vermont's Mad River Valley, is one of Vermont's favortie ski areas. Sugarbush consits of two mountains, Mt.
