Vail Resorts and Arapahoe Basin to End Pass Partnership
Pass sharing privileges on the Epic products will cease in 2019-20.
The ski universe is a vast place filled with unique destinations—each bringing something different to your vacation. It’s not about choosing the “best” or the “No. 1” resort anymore; vacations aren’t one-size-fits-all. These 67 resorts earned our accolades for what they do best. We hope the insights here to help you plan your best winter ever.
Pass sharing privileges on the Epic products will cease in 2019-20.
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Readers and editors agree: These resorts in western North American are head-and-shoulders above the rest in their respective categories.
An explanation about why we changed up the Resort Guide, and where you can still find resort rankings.
For the price of a lift ticket, you are smack in the middle of Mother Nature's playground.
The Vail acquisition gives an influx of capital and skiing stoke, remaking the face of the famous East Coast resort.
Welcome to the biggest resort in the United States. Trail map required.
Discover great, consistent snow at Grand Targhee as product of perfect geography.
A grand destination with outstanding skiing. The last special ski resort.
Few skiers can tear themselves away from the meticulously crafted corduroy long enough to discover the hike-to football fields or the intermediate-friendly Coyote Glades.
Variety is the name of the game for this gem tucked at the base of Berthoud Pass in the Colorado Rockies.
With new investments and improvements, Cannon Mountain sets itself apart on the East.
Manicured trails and fine dining combine with high quality terrain parks and tree skiing at this Vermont resort.
An endless variety of skiing, from well-groomed greens to big mountain skiing.
Long runs and spectacular scenery trump cold winds and tough terrain.
The locals are the friendliest around, and the cowboy spirit gives the town its character.
A homegrown Colorado favorite for your bucket list this season.
An explosion of slopeside luxury and diversions changes the face, but Jay Peak is still for the skiers.