Ski Resorts in the US & Canada
Explore 48 ski resorts with detailed terrain stats, monthly weather data, hotel reviews, and side-by-side comparisons. Find the perfect mountain for your next trip.
Showing 48 resorts
Alta
Skiers' mountain, pure and simple
Snowbird
The greatest snow on Earth meets serious terrain
Brighton
Utah's best-kept secret for night skiing and park riding
Kirkwood
Tahoe's deepest powder and most challenging expert terrain
Sugar Bowl
Historic Donner Pass resort with massive snowfall and classic Sierra skiing
Grand Targhee
Legendary powder on the quiet side of the Tetons
Crystal Mountain
Jaw-dropping Rainier views and Seattle's home mountain
Mt. Bachelor
Volcanic terrain, dry Pacific powder, and 360-degree skiing
Whistler Blackcomb
North America's premier ski resort
Stevens Pass
Deep Cascade snow and convenient Seattle access
Jackson Hole
The last of the great American ski towns
Mammoth Mountain
California's snowfall king with epic spring skiing
Palisades Tahoe
Home of the 1960 Olympics and big-mountain skiing
Big Sky Resort
The biggest skiing in America with zero crowds
Park City Mountain
The largest ski resort in the United States
Heavenly
Ski two states with Lake Tahoe at your feet
Banff Sunshine Village
Skiing on the Continental Divide
Jay Peak
The most snow in the East and an indoor waterpark
Vail Ski Resort
The mountain that started it all
Revelstoke
Longest vertical in North America and legendary deep powder
Fernie Alpine
Legendary powder town in the Canadian Rockies
Breckenridge
A historic mining town with world-class skiing
Northstar California
Tahoe's most family-friendly luxury resort
Arapahoe Basin
The highest skiable terrain in North America and Colorado's longest season
Steamboat Springs
Champagne Powder and cowboy culture
Whitefish Mountain
Gateway to Glacier National Park with incredible value and big-mountain skiing
Winter Park
Colorado's favorite — close to Denver, far from ordinary
Sundance Mountain Resort
Robert Redford's artistic mountain retreat
Stowe Mountain
The ski capital of the East
Telluride
Where rugged beauty meets refined adventure
Copper Mountain
Naturally divided terrain for every level
Taos Ski Valley
Legendary steep terrain and unique Southwest culture
Aspen Snowmass
Four mountains, one legendary destination
Deer Valley
The ultimate luxury ski experience
Crested Butte
Extreme terrain and a charming historic mountain town
Snowbasin
2002 Olympic venue with stunning views and uncrowded slopes
Big White
Champagne powder, ski-in/ski-out village, and family-friendly fun
Sugarbush
Vermont's best-kept secret in the Mad River Valley
Killington
The Beast of the East
Sun Peaks
Canada's second-largest resort with small-town charm
Keystone
Three mountains of family-friendly adventure
Sun Valley
America's first destination ski resort with world-class grooming
Lake Louise
Skiing with the most stunning view in the world
Sugarloaf
The only above-treeline skiing on the East Coast with the biggest vertical in the East
Bretton Woods
New Hampshire's largest resort with majestic Mt. Washington views
Sunday River
Eight peaks of reliable snow in the Maine mountains
Mont Tremblant
A taste of European skiing in eastern Canada
Loon Mountain
White Mountains family favorite with excellent snowmaking