Copper Mountain was referenced as the best ski slope in “North America” by the US Forestry Service, for its incredible natural resources and capability to accommodate for novice, advanced and expert skiers. Based only 120 KM from Denver airport and with 160 metre distances of pure skiing fun, Copper Mountain is the sole spot to go skiing in America.

By Mark Walters

So many wonderful places to ski and so little time (and money). Most of the world class ski areas show up on every list but there are just so many to choose from. And the best places to ski promise an exciting nightlife and lots of other things to do when you’re not on the slopes.

by Jim Authors

Stowe, Vermont is one of my favorite ski destinations! It’s located in northern Vermont just 45 minutes east of Burlington, Vermont’s largest city, and easy to get to via air, car, or train. This quintessential small New England town is replete with over sixty restaurants, pubs, spas, and lodging establishments. Whether your budget is economy or luxury, you’ll find it in and around Stowe.

by Jack Authors

Heavenly Ski Resort is Lake Tahoe’s premier mountain resort, straddling the border of California and Nevada. When it comes to views, this resort is at the top of my list. From the top of the mountain, you look to one side and see the sapphire-blue waters of Lake Tahoe, then look to the other side and see the dramatic views of the Nevada desert.

By James Harden

Lake Tahoe is the gem of the Sierra Nevada at any time of the year but particularly in the winter. Sitting astride the California-Nevada state line about fifty miles northeast of Sacramento and less than fifteen miles southwest of Carson City. Easily accessible via U.S. Highway 50, Lake Tahoe has many vacation condos available throughout the year but the area is especially known as prime ski vacation country.