Which ski resorts would you recommend in North America ?

[MrSink]

thanks

[jjgold]

Poconos

[Bostongambler]

Anywhere in Colorado I would imagine.

[Bostongambler]

Good luck with your search Mr. Toilet

[MrSink]

Good luck with your search Mr. Toilet

heard Whistler and Jackson Hole

[Bostongambler]

heard Whistler and Jackson Hole

It’s nice to hear a good whistler and Wyoming is nice with woods hole.

[RangeFinder]

Snow Valley (Lake Tahoe), CA

Duuuuuuude!!!!!

[Bostongambler]

Snow Valley (Lake Tahoe), CA

Duuuuuuude!!!!!

Sounds like a good one, Glen.

[lakerboy]

Vail. End of thread

[gauchojake]

Vail, Breckenridge, Sun Valley, Mammoth, Whistler, Jackson Hole, there are so many good ones it's tough

[b1slickguy]

Wolf Creek is my favorite.
More powder, better terrain and fewer people on the mountain than the others in Colorado.

[pilebuck13]

Mt Baker

[danshan11]

Copper dude you cant beat Copper

[gauchojake]

Winter Park CO

There's a cool bar there too called the Derailer bar.

[Al Masters]

Mont Tremblant
Killington
Jay Peak
Mont ste-Anne

[lakerboy]

Mont Tremblant
Killington
Jay Peak
Mont ste-Anne

You ever leave the house,?

[jjgold]

In reality just probably 100 there’s no such thing the best of anything it’s all a matter of preference


Don’t take advice of people here that has been to some place one time

[Al Masters]

You ever leave the house,?

Yes... You?

look when I joined and total posts
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The Answers for both of us are there.

[lakerboy]

Yes... You?

look when I joined and total posts
look when you joined and total posts.

The Answers for both of us are there.

You don't know how to post in a resort? Nice try.

Tremblant isn't good. Wake up.

Whistler much better. Al I think you have location bias.

[Al Masters]

Tremblant beautiful and 2 hours away.

Whistler super beautiful and 24 hours away.
thus I have no experience at Whistler
however I do have a lot of expeience
at Tremblant and can confidently say
he’ll like it... tons of Americans their.

Op asked for recommendations hard to recommend
somewhere I’ve never been..

Tremblant is recommendable.

[Booya711]

I have only been skiing with Lamar Odom

[hawkeye 16]

Alta, Utah is the best in the US.

Summit County, CO gives you Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Keystone and A-Basin. Dillon, CO is a good central place to stay in Summit County, and you get to try them all. Vail is more for rich people. All are good.

[19th Hole]

Vail. End of thread

Really? End of thread?? Like hitting a snowbank.

As a former 9 year resident of Aspen I would be open to more diverse skiing in North America than Vail.

Vail is a beginning not an end to the spectacular options open to the adventurous skier in N.A. The U.S. and Canada present numerous resorts. You cannot go wrong with the myriad of quaiity ski resorts available.

Aspen/Snowmass is among my favorite. I started out skiing Ajax at night to test my reactions on acid tackling the moguls. The run was complete when my ski tips came to a stop at the steps of the infamous Daisy Duck.

Each resort has great offerings and when you experience your next fabulous spot the others evaporate and you become immersed in the joy of your current resort.

Jackson Hole is a favorite nestled in the majestic, rugged Grand Tetons with it's western flair and fantastic black diamond runs.

Don't count out Banff in the Canadian Rockies. Probably the best snow in North America because of the cooler conditions you have driest. lightest snow. Less friction and wondrous powder.

The above are my 3 favorites for different reasons and memories. But it is just a start to what just might become a start on your list of favorites. whatever you chose...enjoy!

[Thrilla]

The one in dumb and dumber

[Al Masters]

Vail. End of thread

A child’s response.

Really? End of thread?? Like hitting a snowbank.

As a former 9 year resident of Aspen I would be open to more diverse skiing in North America than Vail.

Vail is a beginning not an end to the spectacular options open to the adventurous skier in N.A. The U.S. and Canada present numerous resorts. You cannot go wrong with the myriad of quaiity ski resorts available.

Aspen/Snowmass is among my favorite. I started out skiing Ajax at night to test my reactions on acid tackling the moguls. The run was complete when my ski tips came to a stop at the steps of the infamous Daisy Duck.

Each resort has great offerings and when you experience your next fabulous spot the others evaporate and you become immersed in the joy of your current resort.

Jackson Hole is a favorite nestled in the majestic, rugged Grand Tetons with it's western flair and fantastic black diamond runs.

Don't count out Banff in the Canadian Rockies. Probably the best snow in North America because of the cooler conditions you have driest. lightest snow. Less friction and wondrous powder.

The above are my 3 favorites for different reasons and memories. But it is just a start to what just might become a start on your list of favorites. whatever you chose...enjoy!

A man’s response.

[darrell74]

Winter Park CO

There's a cool bar there too called the Derailer bar.

Been there.
Nice drive through the Rockies west of Denver
This is a good one.

Taos New Mexico is a good one. Loved that one too.

I have a buddy that runs the hotel at Mt. Charleston, here in Nevada. He says they got tons of snow and they are very busy with great skiing. So much snow, he has to stay at the hotel a lot, lately, because of the amount of snow they keep getting.

[shocka1212]

my friends go to Vermont and Colorado (whiteface mountain to be exact) all the time.. skiing is a no go. got a nasty concussion and sprained knee back in 2011.. shit was nasty..

[Big Bear]

thanks

Poconos hands down best in the biz

[Big Bear]

The one in dumb and dumber

Asspen

[shocka1212]

Poconos hands down best in the biz

Just stayed a few minutes out from Camelback a few weeks ago. Buddy of mine has a great house

[DJK]

How many of you even know how to ski or just looking the shit up on the internet and rattling them off?

[Big Bear]

Really? End of thread?? Like hitting a snowbank.

As a former 9 year resident of Aspen I would be open to more diverse skiing in North America than Vail.

Vail is a beginning not an end to the spectacular options open to the adventurous skier in N.A. The U.S. and Canada present numerous resorts. You cannot go wrong with the myriad of quaiity ski resorts available.

Aspen/Snowmass is among my favorite. I started out skiing Ajax at night to test my reactions on acid tackling the moguls. The run was complete when my ski tips came to a stop at the steps of the infamous Daisy Duck.

Each resort has great offerings and when you experience your next fabulous spot the others evaporate and you become immersed in the joy of your current resort.

Jackson Hole is a favorite nestled in the majestic, rugged Grand Tetons with it's western flair and fantastic black diamond runs.

Don't count out Banff in the Canadian Rockies. Probably the best snow in North America because of the cooler conditions you have driest. lightest snow. Less friction and wondrous powder.

The above are my 3 favorites for different reasons and memories. But it is just a start to what just might become a start on your list of favorites. whatever you chose...enjoy!

lol

[Big Bear]

How about Lake Tahoe? Never been but heard its nice

[19th Hole]

How about Lake Tahoe? Never been but heard its nice

Tahoe is clearly a great option for those of us living in the Bay Area. I usually ski Heavenly and marvel at the delight of the Sierras.
Throw in the vibrant casino night-life and the choice is an easy one to make.

[hawkwind]

Breckenridge & Whisler