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_	Squaw Valley/North Tahoe	_
	Select   Located on the North Shore of Lake Tahoe, Squaw Valley USA became world-famous in 1960 as host to the VIII Winter Olympics. Offering 4,000 skiable acres spread across 6 peaks, 16 open bowls, 3 terrain parks, the most advanced lift network in the US and some of the deepest snow in the world, Squaw Valley USA is a mecca for winter sport enthusiasts. The addition of a European-style village has brought the off-hill experience to par with the terrain. Squaw now has over 50 restaurants, 40 shops, and lively nightlife scene to boot. From first chair to last call, Squaw Valley is nothing short of legendary. Squaw Valley USA has been a known ski destination since it hosted the 1960 Winter Olympics, and is considered one of the best resorts at Lake Tahoe for expert skiing and snowboarding. Squaw Valley USA boasts six mountain peaks, ranging in elevation from Snow King's 7,550 feet to Granite Chief at 9,050 feet. The highest lift goes to about 8,700 feet. Average annual snowfall is 450 inches (11 meters). Night skiing usually runs from mid December through early April. Besides a wide array of ski slopes accessed by over 30 lifts, Squaw Valley USA has three dedicated terrain parks and two halfpipes. While Squaw Valley USA is highly rated for its "challenging" skiing, only about one-third of its runs are rated expert and it has plenty of slopes for skiers of all abilities. Lessons are available for adults and children, as well as private lessons, advanced clinics and programs just for women. Other winter activities include cross country skiing, tubing, snowshoeing and dog sled tours. Deep Late Season Savings at Squaw Valley In North Lake Tahoe !!

Colorado

_	Arapahoe Basin, Colorado	_
	Select   Arapahoe Basin (A-Basin) is the epitome of Colorado's laid back reputation with a twist of tough terrain and entertaining events. Boasting one of the longest seasons in North America, A-Basin sometimes opens in October and attempts to offer good snow until the Fourth of July. An immortal winter giant, the mountain stands tall with a summit elevation of 13,050 feet, blanketed in fresh snow. From the base it invites you, calm and silent. A-Basin has over sixty trails expertly carved through its depths and five chairlifts. When the tourist season hits its peak, A-Basin is the secret spot that locals cherish. Since 1946 the best skiers in the world have been drawn to this very unique alpine cirque high on the Continental Divide for the slopes and snow. Open bowls above timberline make this the gathering place for the advanced skier. But it also provides plenty of fun, forgiving terrain for folks who seek a bit less stimulating adventure. If you're seeking a real challenge, hike to the Upper East Wall and feast your eyes on a beautiful view above and steep chutes below. Yet some of the hot powder spots are a mere traverse over to the Lower East Wall. Stepping up in size is the Mutha' Hucker, Arapahoe's terrain park complete with jumps and rails that bend into everything from rainbows to kinks. The mountain offers a plethora of events for all ages and ski levels each season, from telemark clinics to better your skills to its annual parking lot cookouts and weekend tailgating. Visitors to A-basin stay in nearby Keystone, Breckenridge, Dillon, Frisco and Silverthorne. Rip the steep and deeps at A-Basin well into June with great savings!!!

_	Aspen, Colorado	_
	Select   Aspen/Snowmass offers wide-open blue skies and fluffy white powder, as well as some of the most diverse terrain in North America. It's not just one mountain, at Aspen/Snowmass; one ticket allows you to experience the nearly 5,000 acres that is Snowmass, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Buttermilk. Snowmass offers so much variety in it's cruisers, steeps, glades, of-piste, terrain parks, super pipe and the longest lift served vertical rise in the United States. Aspen Mountain rises out of the heart of downtown Aspen, and is famous for its steeps, bumps, and tree runs. Aspen Highlands is known as the locals' favorite mountain, and features extreme terrain and groomer cruisers. Buttermilk, home of the ESPN X Games through 2007, is the ultimate ski and snowboarding experience. Buttermilk is also a premier mountain for beginners. While the adventurous play in the X Superpipe and terrain park, the rest of the family can cruise on the wide rolling trails. Aspen's rich culture and community provide endless opportunities for visitors to renew the mind, body and spirit. Located near the end of Roaring Fork Valley, the town boasts some of the most unique bistros and beautiful lodging with a magnificent Rocky Mountain backdrop.

_	Breckenridge, Colorado	_
	Select   Breckenridge has 146 trails that span through four interconnected mountains, making it Summit County's largest ski area. Each peak is fantastic in its own way that provides skiers and riders with a mass mixture of terrain. The all-blue Peak 7 features terrain for the intermediate-level skiers and riders who enjoy groomed runs and average-angled slopes. The Peak 7 bowl offers audacious chutes and vertical slopes that funnel down to the blues. Peak 8 is best known for its massive Freeway Superpark. Countless competitions are held every year at Freeway, and is said to be one of North America's most acclaimed terrain parks. Peak 9 caters to bother beginner and intermediate, supplying athletes with green and blue runs and terrain parks. Peak 10 is for the expert skier and snowboarder. Both sides of the mountain are for those who crave trees, steeps and bumps. Breckenridge Ski Resort is the largest historic district in the state of Colorado. The 140 year old mining town will greet you with a display of Victorian architecture that gives new meaning to "local color". With a number of bars & restaurants, visitors can choose from cozy little bistros where they can dine and sip to outrageous dance floors where they can dance the night away. The town and its residents are eager to offer something new and hip to visitors. The unprecedented variety and value, a real town and unreal skiing, all combine to make Breckenridge a Colorado classic.

_	Beaver Creek, Colorado	_
	Select   At Beaver Creek you will find legendary Colorado powder and 300 days of sunshine. With 4,040 feet of awe-inspiring vertical and 146 trails, the mountain offers something for every level of skier. Beaver Creek has increased grooming by 50% over the years to cover more than 800 acres a day, that's half the mountain groomed 20 hours a day. For skiers and riders, that means you'll find yourself ripping the Birds of Prey downhill course and perfectly manicured runs all day with a smile. If it's freestyle that you want, Beaver Creek offers three terrain parks that suit any skier and rider level. Check out Keller Glade and Heads up for the powder stashes or Harrier and Gunder's runs for the corduroy groomers. Tree runs guarantee extreme logslides and peaceful solo slopes, as well as a challenging leg drill. Truly one of the most awe-inspiring resorts in North America, Beaver Creek offers more of everything. World-class skiing and riding, luxurious spas, ski-in/out accommodations, fine dining, unique shops and boutiques, family friendly activities and warm mountain hospitality. You won't find Beaver Creek's combination of luxury and exhilaration anywhere else.

_	Crested Butte, Colorado	_
	Select   Crested Butte Mountain Resort is ideally located to catch great ski conditions. Crested Butte is surrounded by spectacular panoramic views of the Elk Mountains, Ruby Range, West Elks and the Maroon Bells/Snowmass Wilderness. More than 1,000 acres and 2,775 vertical feet of varied terrain await skiers and boarders of all abilities.50 percent of the mountain is mostly intermediate and provides an ample beginner area. The remaining 50 percent is advanced terrain, with expert areas including steep trees and bowls on either side of the mountain. Crested Butte is also equipped with a superpipe, Canaan Terrain Park, kid's park, tubing hill and more. Crested Butte is a fascinating Victorian ski town with a laid back in attitude. You can feel the positive energy as you wander through the colorful gingerbread town with its choices for fine dining, brew pubs, shopping and nightlife. Nature carved this mountain for world-class skiing and set it in harmony with a unique little town.

_	Copper Mountain, Colorado	_
	Select   Known as "Colorado's Perfect Ski Mountain", Copper owes their reputation to 2,433 lift-served acres, a trail system that enhances the mountain's geographic features, providing naturally separated terrain for beginner, intermediate and expert skiers and snowboarders. Even the terrain park- fully equipped with jumps, boxes, rails and a superpipe- is sectioned into beginner, intermediate and expert areas. If trees are your forte, keep an eye out for the Glades Forest. Copper's backside offers thrilling bowls that challenge your leg muscles in any weather condition. There's something for guests of every age at Copper, where all lodging accommodations, shops, restaurants, conference facilities and a wide variety of activities are conveniently located within a scenic resort village. We pride ourselves at having the lowest rates on the market for skiing Copper Mountain. You will not find a better deal for the trip. We will gladly match any bonafide quote that utilizes equivalent lodging and throw in one free day of skiing for one adult.

_	Durango Mountain, Colorado	_
	Select   Durango Mountain Resort is located in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, 25 miles north of the town of Durango. Carved by glaciers, the mountain has a unique blend of roller coaster benches and headwalls, double fall lines and glades, and wide-open cruisers. The front side of the mountain offers some of Durango Mountain Resort's premier mogul runs - such as Lower Hades and Styx - as well as the gentle, forested beginner terrain surrounding the Twilight chairlift. The back side is a mix of great cruisers and longer, challenging steeps. The back side is home of Durango Mountain Resort's signature runs, such as Dead Spike, Peace, and Sally's Run. When you're really ready, try the big bumps on Elliott's, Wapiti, or Bull Run, or the glades of Paul's Park. The mountain has two terrain parks: Paradise Terrain Park, with a 400 feet halfpipe, hits, rails & drops; and Pitchfork Terrain Park, which features hips, rails, table tops and gaps. The Village is a great place to relax and peruse a variety of shops and restaurants. You can also head to the nearby Old West town of Durango. Durango offers a wide range of restaurants, shopping and nightlife.

_	Keystone, Colorado	_
	Select   Keystone Resort is comprised of three mountains, Dercum Mountain, North Peak and The Outback. Each mountain offers steeps, bowls, bumps, glades and rails. The Outback's tree-filled glades protect powder stashes for tree skiers, plus two immense bowls for those looking for an off-piste experience. Keystone is home to the largest single-mountain night skiing experience in North America. The entire mountain is open for evening skiing, offering fifteen other runs to ski and ride under the stars. Area 51 is Colorado's largest terrain night park and stays open during 8p.m. and 10p.m. on weekends. Fun off the mountain include tubing, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, or you can skate all day and all evening on the five-acre frozen surface that is Keystone Lake, the largest outdoor maintained ice rink in the country. Top it off with two distinct villages full of wonderful restaurants, a vibrant nightlife, unique shops and a wide variety of lodging options and you have a perfect ski holiday for the whole family.

_	Snowmass, Colorado	_
	Select   Snowmass is a massive mountain, offering incredible and varied terrain for skiing and snowboarding. Snowmass has fast lifts and very long runs. It is said to be the open-glade cruising capital with good terrain for all skills, all ages and all passions. Long famous for the Big Burn, Snowmass has introduced even higher and vaster terrain for all abilities, thanks to the Cirque Lift, which brings you to the longest lift served vertical in the United States. If that is not enough, the mountain also supplies three terrain parks, one massive superpipe and an intense railyard. The only true ski-in/ski-out resort in Colorado, Snowmass Village rests at its base. 95% of the lodging in the Snowmass Village is ski-in/ski-out. Accessible by free shuttle from anywhere in the Aspen/Snowmass area, Snowmass is located just 12 miles from downtown Aspen. With 3,100 acres of cruisers, steeps and terrain parks, Snowmass is a virtual Mecca for families and skiing/snowboarding enthusiasts.

_	Steamboat Springs, Colorado	_
	Select   Steamboat Springs is located in northwest Colorado in the Routt National Forest of the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Known as Ski Town USAr, Steamboat's huge mountain (2,965 acres), offers exhilarating mogul fields, inviting tree runs, sparkling powder grounds and wide open groomed runs, all spilling from the top of the Continental Divide. During the ski season, Steamboat receives more than 335 inches of snow, creating some of the best Champagne Powderr skiing in the world. The mountain is comprised of six peaks, 165 trails spread out over 2,965 acres served by 20 lifts, including four high-speed quad chairlifts and an 8-passenger gondola, rising 3,668 vertical feet. Beginners are introduced to skiing utilizing an excellent beginners only area and lift. Intermediate and advanced skiers have an incredible variety of bumps and powder. Not only is Steamboat an energetic town, it also has a unique reputation as a relaxed, friendly western community. It's a place where everyone feels welcome. Steamboat Springs offers numerous dining and shopping options. The region is famous for its mineral hot springs, particularly the natural setting of the Strawberry Park Hot Springs, which is located seven miles outside of town. Relax after a day on the slopes at the Steamboat Health and Recreation hot springs located downtown, which provides three hot pools for relaxing and swimming laps, all of which are naturally heated.A perfect getaway for anyone and everyone.

_	Telluride, Colorado	_
	Select   Surrounded by the largest concentration of 14,000-foot mountains in North America, Telluride may be the most beautiful place you will ever ski. There's nothing quite like the small town of Telluride. This translates into virtually nonexistent lift lines, and slopes all to yourself: steep ones, easy ones, long ones- a mountain for the whole family. The Sprite Air Garden Terrain Park is the largest terrain park in the Southwest United States, currently offering more than ten acres of terrain. With the closest traffic light a good 65 miles away and a permanent population of 1,600, it is easy to find your way around Telluride. Eighty-five percent of all accommodations are liftside or within walking distance of the gondola's Station Telluride or the Coonskin and Oak Street chairlifts. Settled in the 1870s as a gold and silver mining camp, Telluride was incorporated in 1878. In 1964 it was deemed a National Historic District. The Mountain Village lies over the ridge from Telluride, accessible by skis or snowboard via the ski mountain, or by a 12-minute gondola ride from Station Telluride to Station Mountain Village. Combining European-alpine design with the rustic traditions of the Rockies, the Mountain Village boasts a number of restaurants, shops, boutiques, hotels and unmatched views.

_	Vail, Colorado	_
	Select   Voted #1 more than any other North America ski resort, Vail is a world class resort in all categories. Boasting the most skiable terrain of any mountain, 5,289 acres, and the legendary Back Bowls, from smooth, gentle beginner slopes to sculpted corduroy cruisers, to moguls, bowls and glades, you can carve out a place to call your own on Vail Mountain. Vail has America's largest network of high-speed quad lifts, and a 12-passenger high-speed gondola, enabling skiers to spend more time skiing and less time in lift lines. Beneath the mountain splendor lays the Bavarian styled pedestrian village. From traditional European grandeur to contemporary elegance, the resort offers a full range of lodging accommodations, boutiques, and restaurant cuisine as vast and varied as the ski terrain.

_	Winter Park, Colorado	_
	Select   Winter Park Resorts consists of four adjacent mountains: Winter Park, Mary Jane, (including Parsenn Bowl), Vasquez Cirque, and Vasquez Ridge-making it one of the largest ski resorts in Colorado. The four distinct sections of the mountain are interconnected by a network of trails and lifts. Winter Park Resort is the oldest continually operated resort in Colorado and is ranked #9 in the nation by SKI magazine. Total skiable acreage is 2,770 acres which includes 134 designated trails and 715 acres of off-piste terrain. Twenty-four lifts including eight high-speed express quads, four triples, seven double chairlifts, two surface lifts and three Magic Carpets provide an uphill capacity of 36,000 riders per hour. Winter Park offers a natural progression for freeriders of all levels with three terrain parks. Small features and rails in Discovery Park are designed for beginners. Kendrick Terrain Park is a step up for intermediates and Rail Yard is geared toward advanced riders. The Superpipe, located on the face of Allan Phipps, is 450-feet long and has 18-foot walls. New this season, amplitude banners in the pipe let riders see how much air they're getting. A half-pipe is located next to the Superpipe.

Idaho

_	Tamarack Resort, Idaho	_
	Select   Tamarack Resort derives its name from the signature grove of Tamarack trees that sits on the mountainside just north of the resort's entrance. Tamarack Resort is located in Central Idaho, just 90 miles north of the capital city of Boise. The Frank Church Wilderness - the largest wilderness area in the lower the 48 - lies at Tamarack's doorstep spreading eastward and covering six national forests. Tamarack offers a signature combination of unspoiled natural beauty, a distinct four-season climate, and convenient regional access. Winter 2004-2005 was Tamarack Resort's inaugural ski season. A total of nine aerial lifts and five surface lifts are proposed for Tamarack to serve the more than 600 acres of groomed trails and 1,100 acres of beautiful, ski-able terrain.

Montana

_	Big Sky Resort, Montana	_
	Select   Experience the biggest skiing in America with the new Big Sky Moonlight Basin interconnected with the Lone Peak Pass. You can glide effortlessly between Big Sky Resort and Moonlight Basin for over 5,500 acres of uncrowded terrain. Wide-open groomed runs, powder filled bowls, glades and steep chutes are all accessible in this place all your own. Take the Lone Peak Tram to Big Sky's summit for views of three states, two national parks, and countless mountain ranges. When the ski day is over and it's time for some relaxation, cuddle up in one of our 680 hotel rooms, suites, condominiums or cabins, most of which are slopeside. Wherever you stay, you'll have access to outdoor heated pools and hot tubs, steam rooms and fitness centers. And speaking of relaxing, the Solace Spa at Big Sky cares for your most valuable assets, your body, mind and spirit. Big Sky Resort is focused on families. From Snowsports School to nightly movies to Kids' Club, there's always something fun to do. Each day after the slopes close, the Kids' Club is just getting started. Kids can join with others their age for games, marshmallow roasts, rescue dog demonstrations and more, all for free. And speaking of free, children 10 and under ski and stay free at Big Sky Resort, up to two per paying adult. Big Sky also offers great shopping, dining, and nightlife. Over 32 restaurants and bars offer everything from sushi to wood-fired pizza to live poker. So join us at Big Sky Resort for family fun and Western hospitality.

_	Whitefish Mountain Resort, Montana	_
	Select   Whitefish Mountain Resort, formerly known as Big Mountain Ski Resort, offers good times for everyone. The Big Mountain has no pretensions about what it is as its name says it all. Big Mountain's size and variety of ski terrain are what set it apart from other ski areas. Distances are vast, the ambiance is pristine, the powder is everywhere, and skiers from elsewhere forget what lift lines used to be. The resort boasts over 3,000 ski able acres with many more in the backcountry, and 2,500 vertical feet to the alpine skier and snowboarder. Annual snowfalls of 335 inches make Whitefish Mountain Resort a great winter destination for all ages to enjoy. This well rounded resort appeals to skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. Whitefish Mountain Resort also offers snowcat skiing, 16 kilometers of cross country skiing, snow tubing, snowshoe trails, terrain and jib parks, night skiing, horse drawn sleigh rides and dinners, and moonlight gondola rides. The resort's 3,000 acres of terrain is divided into thirds, the front side of the mountain, the back side of the mountain, and the Hellroaring Basin. Each is distinct, and is clearly indicated on the mountain's trail maps. The beginner slopes are located on the front side and are positioned so that they are off on their own, not in risk of making a careless turn into unfriendly territory. Intermediate and expert trails are found on the front side and back side of Whitefish Mountain Resort. Trails on the back side offer the best skiing conditions in general because of the north facing slopes. Hellroaring Basin is an area regarded as the "crown jewel" of the resort. This terrain is wide open for first tracks as the area is unspoiled, undeveloped and not heavily used. It offers the perfect terrain for off-trail skiing among open bowls to thick trees. Whitefish Mountain Resort is renowned for its backcountry and sparse crowds, with pleasant weather and consistent snowfall due to its location, protected by the continental divide from arctic air and warm fluctuations. The allure of this part of the snow-covered Rockies needs little elaboration. From perfectly groomed runs for serious carving to off piste terrain, Whitefish Mountain Resort has a wide variety of terrain for all to enjoy.

Utah

_	Alta, Utah	_
	Select   Alta and pure unspoiled skiing are indeed synonymous. Alta's wide variety of terrain, breathtaking alpine scenery and superb snow conditions combine to create a unique setting for unforgettable out door experiences with family, friends and the mountain itself. Alta becomes a place where visitors have all the time in the world to feel both a sense of serenity in a pristine alpine environment as well as sense of excitement and fun being outdoors in the clean mountain air. The new Collins Lift is a 6,300 foot long detachable quad. It replaces the old Collins and Germania lifts. Skiers will ride one lift to the top in under nine minutes, accessing over 1,800 vertical feet of skiing. With 2,200 skiable acres and average annual snowfall of 500 inches Alta's variety of awesome terrain and snow conditions provide skiing opportunities for every level of skier. Alta continues to offer a ski only experience, no snowboards.

_	Deer Valley, Utah	_
	Select   Deer Valley Resort relishes its role as a trend setter and favorite in the national and international ski industries. In 25 years, the Resort has grown from five chairlifts to 21 chairlifts; from 35 ski runs to 91 runs; from two day lodges to three; and from 50 ski instructors in 1981 to 500 today (Deer Valley boasts today one of the largest ski schools in the country).The list of Deer Valley's 1,825 acres of quiet beauty harbors mostly North-facing ski slopes cut expertly down the fall line. Lift ticket sales are limited to 6,500 each day, and with 21 smartly spaced chairlifts, the Resort boasts one of the highest uphill capacities in the country.

_	Park City, Utah	_
	Select   A century ago, most of the wealth in Park City, Utah, was extracted from silver mines deep within the mountains. Today, however, the area's true riches are most definitely located on the slopes. Consistently ranked in the top ten of the Ski magazine readers poll for the last 19 years, Park City Mountain Resort reached the top five of the Ski Magazine readers poll for the first time in 2005, checking in at number five overall with top-ten ratings in Access, Lodging, Dining, AprŠs Ski, Off-Hill Activities and Terrain Parks. Park City Mountain Resort has hit-the-slopes-early, can't-stop-grinning, spoil-you-rotten type snow. And once you've experienced a perfect day of our cold-smoke powder, the kind that leaves a cloud of sparkling white dust in your wake, you won't want to ski or ride anything else. Park City also boasts a top-rated Parks `n Pipe program featuring the Eagle Superpipe with 22-foot walls - the highest in the U.S. Shaped by our brand new Zaugg Superpipe Cutter, the Eagle is located right where the 2002 Winter Olympics were held. Park City's many award-winning restaurants are among the finest in the Intermountain West, reflecting many different culinary styles and influences. With 100+ restaurants and bars, there's something for every taste and every mood - and since everything's so close, they're all within walking distance or a short free bus ride away. Park City is world renowned for its shopping! Hundreds of shops, boutiques, galleries and jewelers call Park City their home and they invite you to come and discover all that they have to offer.

_	Snowbird, Utah	_
	Select   With the ascent of Snowbird's 125-passenger Aerial Tram from 8,100 feet to 11,000 feet in 8 minutes or less to Hidden Peak and the infamous 2.5 mile Chip's Run, Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort transports guests into a fanciful world of spectacular scenery, amazing powder and superb customer service. With its world-renowned Snowbird Mountain School and family emphasis, Snowbird is the ultimate destination for nonstop fun. Continuous vertical, natural waves and smooth curves make Snowbird Ski and Summer Resort a sensation for die-hard riders. Snowbird's diverse terrain includes challenging steeps and huge bowls, yet there are plenty of intermediate cruisers and gentle gladed trails through the trees. Although famous for its more challenging terrain, Snowbird offers a broad range of runs to suit all riding abilities. Rail sides, tabletops, kickers, and sidekicks give riders a multitude of continuous hits throughout Snowbird's terrain park. A sculpted half pipe and quarter pipe harmonize with the magnificent natural Snowbird terrain. As a full-service resort, Snowbird focuses on both recreation and relaxation. Spa services and ski-in/out lodging characterize just a few of Snowbird's amenities. A number of diverse restaurants, festivals, and unique give guests a full mountain community experience. Exciting mountain biking and hiking trails are among the popular summer activities available at Snowbird.

_	The Canyons Park City, Utah	_
	Select   Located in the legendary ski town of Park City, The Canyons is the largest single ski and snowboard resort in Utah and one of the five largest in the U.S. with 3,700 skiable acres. The Canyons continues to move forward in developing the most exciting resort in American skiing and snowboarding. Bigger just got better with the opening of the new Dreamscape Lift. This expansion, accessed by a new four-passenger chairlift will add approximately 200+ additional acres of pristine glades and natural trails to the resort. Located South of Peak 5 this lift will open new intermediate and expert terrain that previously could only be reached by backcountry hiking. With the new terrain expansion, The Canyons will offer the most trails in Utah with over 152. The Canyons Resort caters to folks who really love to ski and snowboard and can appreciate how well the diverse terrain holds and protects an average annual 355 inch bounty of snow. Whether you visit as a family, a group or a single, you'll find endless terrain for every style and ability. Located just 4 miles from historic Main Street, The Canyons is the closest Park City ski resort to the Salt Lake City International airport yet close enough to enjoy all the nightlife, dining and shopping that the town of Park City has to offer. Over 100 bars and restaurants are just minutes away as well as all the other activities you should expect from a world class four season resort town.

Wyoming

_	Jackson Hole, Wyoming	_
	Select   Jackson Hole is a unique mountain with 2,500 acres of some of the most diverse inbound skiing and snowboarding terrain in North America. Jackson Hole Ski Area has the longest continuous vertical rise of any ski area in the U.S. 4,139 feet from the valley floor to the top of Rendezvous Mountain, with a 63-passenger aerial tram that transports skiers from bottom to top in 12 minutes. Jackson Hole has one of the lowest base elevations of any ski resort area in the Rocky Mountains, at just 6,311 feet. Most other ski resorts in Colorado, Utah, and New Mexico have base elevations between 6,900 and 9,500 feet. On an average day at the Jackson Hole Ski Resort there are only 1,750 skiers skiing on the 2,500 acres of terrain at the ski area, offering one of the lowest skier densities of any ski resort in the country. Jackson Hole Mountain Resort features steep terrain, deep powder, and numerous backcountry acres. A variety of groomed runs and open bowls are also available for beginners and intermediates. Snowboarding is allowed on 100% of the terrain. A super-pipe and a terrain park are also offered both skiers and riders. Whatever your taste, you'll always find something to suit you.