Red Jacket Resorts

You can find what you want in a ski resort in one of the top ten. Voted top ten by readers of SKI magazine.

1. Vail, Colorado: This is a complex of three ski areas. Combined still described as three separate ski areas. Back Bowls is 3017 acres. The front has 1627 acres. The smallest, Blue Sky Basin is 645 acres. An exciting place to ski with a downhill to thrill the most sophisticated travelers. The new complex is Arrabelle Hotel opened this year. The popular Blue Moon restaurant is under renovation. It is a playground for adults with skiing because much of it. If the snow does not fall over there - they have a machine to make their own resorts many do now. According to the tourists the worst thing that can happen is your cell phone service does not work at times. A dream vacation for you. The slopes in the clubs of the day and night.

2. Deer Valley, Utah ski on a total of six mountains. Bald Eagle Mountain, Baldy, Little Baldy Peak, Flagstaff Mountain, Bald Mountain and Empire. There are trails for every skill level. The lifts are equipped with heaters in them. Take your appetite to Snow Park Lodge for a buffet of fabulous seafood. It is so big, it is advisable to skip lunch. This resort is family and there are many packages, some with lift tickets at reduced prices. Flagstaff Mountain is particularly good for beginners. It offers trails for children. There are play areas with names like Quincy's Cabin, Bucky's Backyard and other attractive names. The children will love.

3. Snow Mass, Colorado: This beautiful resort offers ski lessons and snowboard lessons for all ages. There are lessons for the disabled to learn adaptive skiing methods. The gondola lift takes skiers to eight seats on the slopes in record time. Many tourists are renting luxury homes rather than staying in a luxury hotel in this area.

4. Whistler / Blackcomb, British Columbia: The complex comprises 8,171 hectares. A thousand hectares of high-mountain trails are now available for skiers of intermediate qualification. It is a charming European-style town of 10,000. During the high season for skiing population will temporarily reach 30,000. Blackcomb Mountain is unique. You can ski there in June and July. It is the only place in North America that has glacier skiing available to the public.

5. Park City, Utah: Mountains Wasach 32 miles from Salt Lake City with three ski resorts just minutes from Park City. All the beautiful places with enough hotel rooms to 12,000 visitors. Make sure you go to the Bad Ass Coffee Company for some time of tranquility, and great coffee.

6. Breckenridge, Colorado: This beautiful area features ski lessons, including private education. Recent innovations include a new gondola to take you to the parking elevators. They have a festival in his honor the Norse god of snow annually.

7. Aspen, Colorado: You could call this station for experienced skiers. There are no designated trails for novices. There is free bus service between the four Aspen mountains. You can see a performance by Lyle Lovett at the Wheeler Opera House or a classical violinist at Harris Concert Hall. Stop for coffee and breakfast at the bakery on Main Street where people eat. It must be good food.

8. Beaver Creek, Colorado: This station is located in an area of great beauty. The slopes wind gently between the walls of pines on either side. There 180 acre of new open to skiers on the eastern edge of the mountain. The Allegria Spa at Park Hyatt Hotel is an upscale salon pampering. It is a luxury resort but there are plans to Auberge Pines. Go to Red Tail Camp for a burger. An experience for all tourists.

9. Steamboat, Colorado Resort exciting for students on break. Snowboarding is very popular here. Remember to visit th.