Помеченные статьи "ski resort"

The largest ski area in New Hampshire, Bretton Woods boasts some of the best conditions and weather in the region. One hundred and two Alpine trails and glades and a 100-kilometer Nordic trail network make for endless fun for beginners and experts alike. Award-winning snow, service, and family programs, complemented by some of the most breathtaking scenery in the East, make this a truly unique, world-class winter destination.

With its relaxed atmosphere, sun-kissed slopes, dedicated learning facilities and awesome snow tubing park, The Remarkables is serious fun for families and big kids at heart.

A community steeped in true western tradition, Steamboat Springs is nestled in the Rocky Mountains of Northwest Colorado.  Steamboat is best known for its authentic western charm and world class ski resort on Mt. Werner.

Smugglers' Notch Resort is famous for providing families with special vacation memories year round in Vermont's beautiful Green Mountains. Winter means skiing and riding on three interconnected mountains on northern Vermont's biggest vertical rise at 2,610 feet and 78 trails offering fun and excitement to all ability levels. Expert instruction for children and adults is provided by the Resort's Snow Sport University in skiing, snowboarding, cross country skiing and snowshoeing.

The Sugarbush secret is out. Long respected by industry insiders as one of the Northeast’s best mountains for overall terrain, Sugarbush spent much of the 1990s living in the shadow of its Vermont brethren, especially Killingotn, which was owned by the same company. Sugarbush added high-speed lifts in this period, but its base lodges were small and accommodations outdated. People who had skied there as children or college students remembered that Sugarbush was a great experience; they just didn’t remember to come back — not when every other resort seemed to building new hotel or slopeside condos, something Sugarbush did not have.

At Mount Snow, every day is a bluebird day, and it’s not just the sunny days that put a smile on your face here. That bluebird day happens when you’re carving the perfect corduroy created by our top-notch groomers. That bluebird day is made no matter what Mother Nature throws our way thanks to Vermont’s most powerful snowmaking system, anchored by more than 250 fan guns. With 588 skiable acres spread across four mountain faces - from steeps of the North Face to 100-acres of freestyle terrain at Carinthia to wide cruisers on the Main Face and Sunbrook – you can find what makes your bluebird day with every turn.  And thanks to the Bluebird Express - North America’s only six passenger bubble lift – your ride to the top is protected from Mother Nature’s worst.

Okemo Mountain Resort is the big mountain that gets the little things right. Rising above the village of Ludlow, in south-central Vermont, Okemo Mountain Resort is a four-season playground that built its reputation for quality and superior guest service as a winter retreat for skiers and snowboarders. Originally a small community-run ski hill, Okemo began to blossom in 1982 under the ownership of Tim and Diane Mueller. Creating “The Okemo Difference” consistently earns the resort accolades and awards for snow quality, grooming, terrain parks, family programs, slope-side lodging, resort dining and the best guest service in the East.

Sunshine Village sits high on the Continental Divide in the heart of Banff National Park, yet just 15 minutes' drive from the cozy mountain town of Banff. Three sprawling mountains provide breathtaking sitelines, uninterrupted by any signs of civilization beyond the resort's leasehold. It is possible to ski in two provinces - Alberta and British Columbia - in one run. Sunshine Village's seven-month season stretches from early November until late May - the longest non-glacial season in Canada. The Village's altitude of 7,082 feet ensures the snow stays dry. Sunshine can receive up to nine metres (30 feet) of snow in a season, and it stays all year.

The Lake Louise Ski Area is the giant of Canadian skiing!
With over 4,200 acres of terrain spread across four mountain faces, Lake Louise offers unparalleled skiing and riding just minutes from the Village of Lake Louise.

The exceptional layout allows families and groups of all abilities to ski together with beginner, intermediate and expert runs from every chair. Beginners and intermediate skiers have access to an abundance of gentle slopes and long cruising runs. Experts can explore endless chutes, glades, gullies and remote bowls in some of the Rockies' most challenging terrain.
When visiting Lake Louise, be sure to take your camera! The spectacular views of mountains, glaciers, lakes and forests are truly unique.

Family-friendly Mt. Norquay offers outstanding conditions for beginner, intermediate and advanced skiers and riders.
Since its opening in 1926, Mt. Norquay continues to be the locals’ gem. Famous for being the training ground of Olympic and World Cup athletes, and with excellent beginner terrain, everyone will love this small, family-friendly resort. The Canadian Rockies’ first ski resort, Mt. Norquay now encompasses a wide variety of terrain, activity and ticket options to suit everyone. The terrain ranges from gentle beginner runs that provide areas to build confidence and skill, up to heart pounding double black diamond runs that will challenge any expert.

Just minutes from the Town of Banff, Mt. Norquay offers the only night skiing in Banff-Lake Louise, including a fully lit terrain park, and expert snowmaking on 85% of the terrain. This is the best-kept secret in the Canadian Rockies!