UNITED STATES 1947

Skiing in Aspen offers an unparalleled experience with its four distinct ski areas—Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk, and Snowmass—each catering to different skill levels and styles. The town's glamorous atmosphere blends historic charm with upscale amenities, making it a hotspot for après-ski culture and luxury shopping. Aspen's breathtaking scenery, including the iconic Maroon Bells, offering skiers and snowboarders pristine trails amidst a backdrop of Colorado's Rocky Mountain majesty.

UNITED STATES 1962

Skiing in Crested Butte is an exhilarating experience, known for its steep and challenging terrain, making it a paradise for expert skiers and adventurous intermediates. The resort boasts a rich history as one of Colorado’s original ski towns, having transformed from a mining community to a vibrant ski destination, and is famous for its extreme skiing culture. With over 1,500 acres of terrain, breathtaking mountain views, and a lively après-ski scene, Crested Butte offers a mix of old-school charm and thrilling alpine adventure.

CANADA 1947

Skiing in Fernie, BC, is an exhilarating adventure through powder-filled bowls, legendary for their light, dry snow and incredible depth, earning Fernie its reputation as a powder paradise. The resort's five massive alpine bowls, surrounded by rugged peaks, offer varied terrain for all skill levels, from gentle glades to steep chutes that challenge even seasoned skiers. Fernie’s friendly, laid-back charm is enhanced by the legend of the Griz, a mythical mountain spirit said to control the snow,
with locals celebrating his return every winter with the "Griz Days" festival, a nod to the region's rugged and adventurous spirit. Fernie delivers a uniquely Canadian skiing experience full of charm and thrill.

CANADA 1971

Skiing Lake Louise feels like gliding through a postcard, with vast peaks towering in every direction, and the snow underfoot soft and endlessly pure. Each turn down the mountain gives way to sweeping views of frozen lakes, deep pine forests and the beautiful Chateau, leaving you breathless not just from the altitude but from the beauty of the Rockies surrounding you.

UNITED STATES 1963

Skiing in Park City offers a mix of expansive terrain and stunning mountain views, with over 7,300 acres of skiable land, making it one of the largest ski resorts in the U.S. The resort has a rich history, having hosted events during the 2002 Winter Olympics, which adds an Olympic legacy charm to the experience. With a vibrant après-ski scene and charming downtown, it’s a place where outdoor adventure meets a laid-back yet sophisticated atmosphere.

CANADA 1934

At Sunshine Village, the powder feels bottomless beneath the towering peaks of the Canadian Rockies. The feeling of gliding across three expansive mountains, all with wide-open terrain is exhilarating, and the views are breathtaking from every angle. Riding the high-elevation slopes and the surreal experience of skiing right on the Continental Divide, knowing you are drifting between two provinces with every turn.

Boasting the longest ski season in the Canadian Rockies, the area remains charming with the protection of the National
Park Service, generational families and many blue bird days.

CANADA 1966

Skiing at Whistler feels like gliding into a world that expands endlessly, where each turn opens up views of vast alpine bowls and hidden tree-lined trails. The quiet thrill of navigating deep powder, with the peaks towering around and a sense of freedom that seemed to echo from mountain to mountain. The village below, bustling and cozy, felt like a warm embrace after hours spent carving down slopes under a blue, endless sky.