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.

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Vail Ski Resort

The mountain that started it all

Terrain:18% Beginner29% Inter.53% Adv.

Snow: 354 inches annuallyExplore

Breckenridge

A historic mining town with world-class skiing

Terrain:14% Beginner31% Inter.55% Adv.

Snow: 353 inches annuallyExplore

Aspen Snowmass

Four mountains, one legendary destination

Terrain:21% Beginner30% Inter.49% Adv.

Snow: 300 inches annuallyExplore

Steamboat Springs

Champagne Powder and cowboy culture

Terrain:14% Beginner42% Inter.44% Adv.

Snow: 349 inches annuallyExplore

Telluride

Where rugged beauty meets refined adventure

Terrain:23% Beginner36% Inter.41% Adv.

Snow: 309 inches annuallyExplore

Keystone

Three mountains of family-friendly adventure

Terrain:12% Beginner34% Inter.54% Adv.

Snow: 235 inches annuallyExplore

Copper Mountain

Naturally divided terrain for every level

Terrain:21% Beginner25% Inter.54% Adv.

Snow: 305 inches annuallyExplore

Winter Park

Colorado's favorite — close to Denver, far from ordinary

Terrain:8% Beginner18% Inter.74% Adv.

Snow: 325 inches annuallyExplore

Park City Mountain

The largest ski resort in the United States

Terrain:8% Beginner42% Inter.50% Adv.

Snow: 360 inches annuallyExplore

Sundance Mountain Resort

Robert Redford's artistic mountain retreat

Terrain:20% Beginner40% Inter.40% Adv.

Snow: 320 inches annuallyExplore

Big Sky Resort

The biggest skiing in America with zero crowds

Terrain:15% Beginner25% Inter.60% Adv.

Snow: 400 inches annuallyExplore

Jackson Hole

The last of the great American ski towns

Terrain:10% Beginner40% Inter.50% Adv.

Snow: 459 inches annuallyExplore

Mont Tremblant

A taste of European skiing in eastern Canada

Terrain:17% Beginner33% Inter.50% Adv.

Snow: 160 inches annuallyExplore

Arapahoe Basin

The highest skiable terrain in North America and Colorado's longest season

Terrain:10% Beginner30% Inter.60% Adv.

Snow: 350 inches annuallyExplore

Crested Butte

Extreme terrain and a charming historic mountain town

Terrain:15% Beginner40% Inter.45% Adv.

Snow: 300 inches annuallyExplore

Whitefish Mountain

Gateway to Glacier National Park with incredible value and big-mountain skiing

Terrain:20% Beginner40% Inter.40% Adv.

Snow: 333 inches annuallyExplore

Sugarloaf

The only above-treeline skiing on the East Coast with the biggest vertical in the East

Terrain:27% Beginner32% Inter.41% Adv.

Snow: 200 inches annuallyExplore

Mt. Bachelor

Volcanic terrain, dry Pacific powder, and 360-degree skiing

Terrain:15% Beginner25% Inter.60% Adv.

Snow: 462 inches annuallyExplore

Taos Ski Valley

Legendary steep terrain and unique Southwest culture

Terrain:24% Beginner25% Inter.51% Adv.

Snow: 305 inches annuallyExplore

Revelstoke

British Columbia, Canada

Longest vertical in North America and legendary deep powder

Terrain:7% Beginner45% Inter.48% Adv.

Snow: 354 inches annuallyExplore