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Explore Ski Resorts

Filter the world’s ski areas by budget, ability, terrain, season, size and snow character. Every resort page carries its own data, sources and confidence level.

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United States·Arizona

Arizona Snowbowl

Mid-range

Arizona's main ski area on the San Francisco Peaks near Flagstaff, with steep chutes and desert-valley views.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

United States·Colorado

Aspen Snowmass

Premium

Four mountains on one pass, world-class terrain at Snowmass and the glitzy town of Aspen at the bottom of it.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Canada·Alberta

Banff Sunshine Village

Mid-range

High in the Canadian Rockies above Banff, with a very long season, big snow loads and terrain that sits above the treeline for most of the mountain.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

United States·Montana

Big Sky Resort

Premium

The biggest ski area in the United States by terrain: 238 km of runs off Lone Peak with almost no lift queues.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

United States·New Jersey

Big Snow American Dream

Mid-range

North America's first indoor, year-round real-snow ski facility at the American Dream mall in New Jersey.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

Canada·British Columbia, Monashee

Big White

Mid-range

A family-friendly, ski-in/ski-out volcano in BC's interior with dry champagne powder, a wide glacier cruiser and Canada's largest night-skiing area.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

United States·Colorado

Breckenridge

Premium

A proper Colorado ski town at 2,900 m with a big, high mountain behind it and lifts running straight from Main Street.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

United States·Montana

Bridger Bowl

Budget

A non-profit community ski area near Bozeman with steep, dry Rocky-Mountain powder and the cheapest full-day pass in Montana.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

United States·West Central Idaho

Brundage Mountain

Budget

Idaho's affordable powder hill — reliable cold snow, empty groomers and a fair day pass a couple of hours from Boise.

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United States·Wasatch Range, Utah

Deer Valley

Premium

A skiers-only, luxury service resort in Park City known for impeccable grooming, capped daily lift ticket sales and fine dining on the mountain.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

United States·Colorado Front Range

Eldora Mountain Resort

Budget

Boulder's local hill and the cheapest way to ski the Colorado Front Range — small, fast and no I-70 traffic fight.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

United States·Wyoming

Jackson Hole

Premium

Steep, dramatic and uncompromising: the Tetons rising straight out of the valley, with some of the most serious in-bounds terrain in the United States.

Illustrative estimates in USD · official links on the resort page

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