Overview

America’s resorts offer skiing for all levels, with vast mountain ranges and spectacular natural beauty giving the ultimate skiing experience, enhanced by exclusive boutiques and fashionable bars.

America’s resorts offer skiing for all levels, with vast mountain ranges and spectacular natural beauty giving the ultimate skiing experience, enhanced by exclusive boutiques and fashionable bars.

Aspen, Colorado

A favourite with celebrities and one of the best known ski resorts in the world, Aspen offers skiing on four different mountains with runs groomed to suit skiers of all abilities. Ice-skating, horse-drawn sleighs and a wide selection of restaurants and shops are part of its alpine ambience.

Vail Valley, Colorado

Beaver Creek Mountain plays host to the cosmopolitan resorts of Beaver Creek and Bachelor Gulch. Lying 10 miles west of Vail, it is an excellent choice for all grades of skier with a wide range of pistes both in resort and in Vail itself, which can be reached on the ski bus.

Vail, Colorado

Vail is the largest single ski resort in North America and offers terrain and a ski school for any skill level along with a yearly average of 346 inches of snowfall. It is a quaint mountain town of sophistication and elegance, with boutiques, art galleries and restaurants lining the cobbled streets.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming

Known for its challenging terrain, consistent fall line and endless backcountry, Jackson Hole allows both intermediates and experts to excel at their own pace on a variety of groomed runs and off-piste open bowls.

Deer Valley Resort, Park City, Utah

Rated one of the top ski resorts in North America, Deer Valley offers access to some of the best snow in the world which is consistently groomed to perfection. Six mountains make up this resort.

Stowe Mountain Resort, Vermont, New England

Home to Mount Mansfield the highest peak in Vermont, there are many modern facilities including an inter-mountain transfer gondola connecting Mount Mansfield with Spruce Peak.