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- 4 Vallées Switzerland · Verbier and its neighbours across four valleys, loved for big freeride terrain from Mont Fort and a lively village scene.
- Alpe d'Huez Grand Domaine France · A sunny resort nicknamed 'L'Île au Soleil', with the 16 km Sarenne, Europe's longest black run.
- Alpe di Siusi Italy · Wide, rolling slopes on one of Europe's largest high-alpine meadows, beneath the Sassolungo and the Sciliar.
- Alta Badia Italy · Sunny Dolomite cruising, Ladin food in cosy huts, and the Gran Risa, where World Cup giant slalom racers meet every December.
- Alta–Snowbird United States · Two Little Cottonwood Canyon neighbours on one pass: Alta's classic powder terrain and Snowbird's tram-served steeps.
- Alyeska Resort United States · Alaska's big resort, with an aerial tram and steep runs that look out over Turnagain Arm.
- APPI Kogen Japan · Long, beautifully groomed runs in northern Honshu, with dry snow and ski-in, ski-out hotels.
- Arosa Lenzerheide Switzerland · Two sunny Swiss valleys joined by the Urdenbahn cable car, with wide pistes for relaxed family days.
- Aspen Snowmass United States · Four mountains on one ticket, from Buttermilk's gentle first turns to Highland Bowl, with the town of Aspen at the foot of it all.
- Banff Sunshine Village Canada · High on the Continental Divide in Banff National Park, with natural snow, long seasons and the steep Delirium Dive.
- Beaver Creek United States · Polished and family-friendly, with escalators to the slopes, afternoon chocolate chip cookies and the Birds of Prey World Cup course.
- Big Sky Resort United States · More than 5,800 acres beneath the tram to Lone Peak, with plenty of space to spread out.
- Big White Canada · A walkable ski-in, ski-out village and snow-frosted 'snow ghost' trees on dry Okanagan snow.
- Breckenridge United States · Five peaks above a historic gold-rush town, and North America's highest chairlift, the Imperial Express.
- Chamonix-Mont-Blanc France · Big-mountain skiing beneath Mont Blanc, from Grands Montets and Brévent-Flégère to the famous Vallée Blanche.
- Copper Mountain United States · Terrain that naturally separates by ability, so beginners, cruisers and experts each have their own side of the mountain.
- Cortina d'Ampezzo Italy · The 'Queen of the Dolomites', a Winter Olympic host in 1956 and again in 2026, set among dramatic rocky peaks.
- Crested Butte United States · A colourful old mining town below famously steep terrain, with a laid-back, friendly Colorado feel.
- Davos Klosters Switzerland · Six mountains around Davos and Klosters, from the long runs of the Parsenn to quiet corners for first turns.
- Deer Valley Resort United States · Skiers only, with beautifully groomed runs, attentive service and a daily cap on tickets that keeps the slopes calm.
- Engadin St. Moritz Mountains Switzerland · The Engadin's sunny high valley, with Corviglia, Corvatsch and Diavolezza, and a Winter Olympic host in 1928 and 1948.
- Fernie Alpine Resort Canada · Five alpine bowls under the Lizard Range, known for big snowfalls and a friendly old mountain-town feel.
- Furano Ski Resort Japan · Dry central Hokkaido snow, long groomed runs that have hosted World Cup races, and views of the Tokachi range.
- Hakuba Valley Japan · A valley of resorts beneath the Northern Japan Alps, and host of alpine events at the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics.
- Heavenly Mountain Resort United States · Skiing across the California–Nevada state line with views over Lake Tahoe, and lively South Lake Tahoe below.
- Hoshino Resorts TOMAMU Japan · Family-friendly Hokkaido skiing with light powder, two tall resort towers and a magical winter Ice Village.
- Ischgl Austria · High, snow-sure slopes that cross the border to duty-free Samnaun in Switzerland, and famous Top of the Mountain concerts.
- Jackson Hole Mountain Resort United States · Big, steep Teton terrain, the Aerial Tram's 4,139 vertical feet and the famous entrance to Corbet's Couloir.
- Keystone Resort United States · A family favourite with three peaks and plenty of gentle, well-groomed terrain for growing skiers.
- Kicking Horse Mountain Resort Canada · Steep chutes, ridges and big alpine bowls above Golden, reached by the Golden Eagle Express gondola.
- Killington Resort United States · The 'Beast of the East', with six peaks plus neighbouring Pico and one of the longest seasons in the East.
- Kirkwood Mountain Resort United States · Steep, snowy terrain high on the Sierra crest south of Lake Tahoe, loved by experts for its chutes and cliffs.
- Kiroro Resort Japan · A quiet, snowy mountain near Otaru in Hokkaido, with light powder, tree-lined runs and modern hotels at the base.
- Kranjska Gora Slovenia · A friendly Slovenian resort in the Julian Alps, with gentle slopes and the Vitranc World Cup races.
- Kronplatz Italy · A round-topped mountain with lifts on every side, wide pistes and the Messner Mountain Museum Corones at the summit.
- LAAX Switzerland · A freestyle favourite, with big snow parks, a superpipe and wide, sunny slopes above Flims, Laax and Falera.
- Lake Louise Ski Resort Canada · Big alpine bowls in Banff National Park, with views across to the glaciers above Lake Louise.
- Le Massif de Charlevoix Canada · Runs that seem to drop straight into the St. Lawrence River, with 770 m of vertical, the most in eastern Canada.
- Les 2 Alpes France · High glacier skiing above 3,000 m and a big snow park, with steep runs back down to the village.
- Les 3 Vallées France · Three valleys linked by lifts and pistes, from Courchevel and Méribel to Val Thorens, with 600 km to explore on one pass.
- Livigno Italy · A high, snow-sure valley with duty-free shopping, excellent snow parks and the 2026 Olympic snowboard and freestyle events.
- Madonna di Campiglio Italy · Stylish Madonna di Campiglio beneath the Brenta Dolomites, linked with Pinzolo and Folgarida-Marilleva.
- Mammoth Mountain United States · A volcano in California's Eastern Sierra, known for big snow years and a season that often runs deep into spring.
- Marmot Basin Canada · Relaxed, uncrowded skiing in Jasper National Park, with a high base and long views over the Rockies.
- Matterhorn Ski Paradise (Zermatt–Cervinia) Switzerland / Italy · Ski between Zermatt and Cervinia beneath the Matterhorn, with high glacier slopes that stay open in summer.
- Megève France · A historic village of cobbled lanes and horse-drawn sleighs, with gentle, tree-lined slopes looking out to Mont Blanc.
- Mont-Tremblant Canada · A colourful pedestrian village at the foot of the highest peak in the Laurentians, with runs on four sides of the mountain.
- Mt. Bachelor United States · A snowy volcano in Central Oregon, where the summit lift opens skiing in every direction.
- Myoko Kogen Japan · Deep snow from the Sea of Japan and quiet, traditional hot-spring villages at the foot of Mt. Myoko.
- Naeba Ski Resort Japan · A big Niigata resort linked by the long Dragondola gondola to Kagura, with plenty of choice for families.
- Niseko United Japan · Four linked resorts on Mt. Niseko Annupuri, famous for light Hokkaido powder, night skiing and hot springs.
- Northstar California United States · Relaxed family cruising above a village with an ice rink, a short drive from Lake Tahoe's north shore.
- Nozawa Onsen Snow Resort Japan · A historic hot-spring village with free public bathhouses and powder slopes right above the streets.
- Palisades Tahoe United States · Host of the 1960 Winter Olympics above Lake Tahoe, with the legendary KT-22 chair and big-mountain terrain.
- Panorama Mountain Resort Canada · Big vertical in the Purcell Mountains, from wide groomers to the expert Taynton Bowl, with a slopeside village.
- Paradiski France · La Plagne and Les Arcs joined by the double-decker Vanoise Express, with 425 km of pistes between them.
- Park City Mountain United States · One of the largest ski areas in the United States, with more than 7,300 acres and a lift from historic Main Street.
- Portes du Soleil France / Switzerland · A huge cross-border area between France and Switzerland, home of the famously steep 'Swiss Wall' at Chavanette.
- Revelstoke Mountain Resort Canada · The longest vertical descent in North America at 1,713 m, with deep Selkirk powder and big Columbia Valley views.
- Rusutsu Resort Japan · Three mountains of powdery tree runs near Lake Toya, with a family-friendly resort and indoor attractions.
- Saalbach Skicircus Austria · Saalbach, Hinterglemm, Leogang and Fieberbrunn in one big circuit, and host of the 2025 Alpine World Ski Championships.
- Serre Chevalier France · A long valley of old villages and larch forests in the sunny Southern French Alps, great when the weather closes in.
- SilverStar Canada · A colourful, Victorian-style village with gentle front-side cruising and steeper runs on the Putnam Creek side.
- Ski Arlberg Austria · St. Anton, Lech, Zürs and their neighbours linked as one: deep Arlberg snow and the home of the Arlberg ski technique.
- SkiWelt Wilder Kaiser – Brixental Austria · One of Austria's largest linked ski areas, with gentle cruising, cosy huts and views of the Wilder Kaiser.
- Snow Arena Lithuania · Year-round skiing indoors on a 460 m slope in Druskininkai, plus an outdoor slope in snowy winters.
- Sölden Austria · Two glaciers, three peaks above 3,000 m and the Alpine World Cup season opener every October.
- Steamboat Resort United States · Famous for 'Champagne Powder' snow and tree skiing, with a friendly ranching-town heritage below the slopes.
- Stowe United States · A classic New England village below Mount Mansfield, Vermont's highest peak, with the steep 'Front Four' runs.
- Sugarbush Resort United States · Two linked Vermont mountains, Lincoln Peak and Mount Ellen, with natural glades and a local, friendly feel.
- Sugarloaf United States · Maine's big mountain, with snowfields above the treeline on its summit cone and ski-in, ski-out village life.
- Sun Peaks Canada · Three mountains around a pedestrian ski-through village, with relaxed, uncrowded runs for families.
- Sunday River United States · Eight connected peaks in Maine, strong snowmaking and wide, friendly trails for every level.
- Taos Ski Valley United States · Steep, challenging terrain up to Kachina Peak, with the art, culture and food of northern New Mexico close by.
- Telluride Ski Resort United States · Skiing above a historic box-canyon town, with a free gondola linking the town and Mountain Village.
- Tignes–Val d'Isère France · Two high, snow-sure resorts linked as one, the former Espace Killy, with skiing from late autumn into spring.
- Vail United States · The legendary Back Bowls and Blue Sky Basin, with a Tyrolean-style village at the base.
- Vialattea Italy / France · The 'Milky Way' links Italian and French villages across the border. Its slopes hosted alpine events at the Turin 2006 Winter Olympics.
- Vogel Slovenia · Skiing high above Lake Bohinj in Triglav National Park, with wide views over the Julian Alps.
- Whistler Blackcomb Canada · Two big mountains linked by the Peak 2 Peak Gondola, with a lively pedestrian village and terrain for every level.
- Whiteface Mountain United States · Lake Placid's Olympic mountain, where the 1980 Winter Olympic alpine races were held, with the greatest vertical in the eastern US.
- Winter Park Resort United States · A Colorado classic near Denver, with gentle, wide runs at Winter Park and the famous moguls of Mary Jane next door.
- Zao Onsen Ski Resort Japan · Home of the famous 'snow monsters', frost-covered trees on the upper slopes, and steaming hot springs below.
- Zillertal Arena Austria · One ski area from Zell via Gerlos to Königsleiten and Krimml, crossing from Tyrol into Salzburg, with 150 km of slopes.
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