Discover the best ski destinations in North America

Whether you're an experienced skier looking for challenges or a beginner looking to learn and have fun, there's a destination perfect for you. In this article, we'll explore some of the most incredible places to ski in North America, highlighting their unique features and offering tips to make the most of your trip.

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Unforgettable experiences in the snowy mountains of the USA and Canada

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The winter sports season is coming to the Northern Hemisphere, and the United States and Canada offer some of the best destinations to ski and enjoy the beauty of the snow-capped mountains. These countries present a variety of options, from famous ski resorts frequented by celebrities to resorts that are true paradises for winter sports lovers.

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What to consider when choosing a ski destination

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• Skill level: Check that the resort offers slopes suitable for your level of skiing, whether beginner, intermediate, or advanced.
• Infrastructure: Assess the quality of facilities, including cable cars, restaurants, and lodging options.
• Extra activities: Consider whether the destination offers other activities besides skiing, such as snowboarding, sleigh rides, and nightlife.
• Accessibility: Check the ease of access to the resort, considering the proximity to airports and transportation options.
• Travel season: Some resorts have longer ski seasons, allowing the sport to be practiced even in May, as is the case of Mammoth Lakes, in California.
• Cost: Compare the prices of ski passes and lodging, and be on the lookout for discounts for longer stays or early bookings.
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Must-See Resorts for Winter Sports Lovers

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Aspen, Colorado, is a trendy destination that attracts the rich and famous, as well as being popular among Brazilians. With four mountains offering options for all skill levels, Aspen is a complete choice, although it's one of the most expensive.

Park City, in Utah, offers easy access from Salt Lake City and has two exceptional resorts: Deer Valley, voted six times the best ski resort in the world, and Park City Mountain, the largest resort in the United States. The city also has a charming historic center, with great dining options.

For more experienced skiers, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, is an excellent choice. With steep mountains, most of the tracks are intermediate to advanced level, providing an exhilarating challenge for the more skilled.

In Canada, Whistler, British Columbia, enchants with its breathtaking landscapes along the road that connects Vancouver to the resort. With two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, and a first-rate structure, this destination offers an unforgettable experience both on the slopes and in the charming village of Whistler Village.

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Tips to save on your ski trip

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1. Make reservations in advance: As with airline tickets, booking in advance can mean savings on ski passes and lodging.

2. Take advantage of discounts for longer stays: many resorts offer progressive discounts for multi-day passes, making the daily rate cheaper.

3. Consider less popular destinations: lesser-known resorts may offer more affordable prices without compromising the quality of the experience.

4. Travel as a group: Gathering friends or family members may result in discounts on lodging and other activities.

5. Bring your own equipment: renting ski equipment can be expensive, so if possible, bring your own.

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Be Easy

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