Resorts & Routes
Choose the right ski destination with guides to resorts worldwide. We cover trip planning, resort types, off-piste options, and seasonal work opportunities.
Child Friendly Ski Breaks
Help your family plan a ski holiday with tips on child-friendly accommodation, childcare and keeping young kids safe on the slopes.
Environmentally Friendly Resorts
Ski resorts worldwide are cutting energy use and switching to renewable power to reduce their environmental impact.
Private Resorts
Private ski clubs let wealthy members skip lift lines and access exclusive terrain that regular resort guests can't reach.
Ski Resorts in Australia and New Zealand
Australia has a dozen beginner-friendly ski resorts with heavy snowmaking, while New Zealand offers steeper terrain for more adventurous riders.
Ski Resorts in Europe
Europe's ski resorts range from Alpine classics to emerging eastern European mountains, each with their own character and snow conditions.
Ski Resorts in North America
North America has over 600 ski resorts spread across the US and Canada, with the Rockies offering the steepest terrain and most skiable acres.
Ski Resorts in South America
The Andes mountains host 37 ski areas across South America where adventurous skiers find high-altitude terrain from June through November.
Skiing Off the Track
Escape crowded slopes by skiing pristine backcountry terrain in the European Alps, where mountain villages offer endless trails and untouched runs.
Skiing on a Budget
Cut your ski trip costs by choosing self-catering accommodation, cooking your own meals, and considering instructor work for free lodging.
The Worlds Best Skiing and Snowboarding Resorts
Top ski and snowboard resorts around the world for every type of traveler, from beginners to families and budget hunters.
What to Look for When Planning a Ski Trip
Decide on terrain and timing, then match your group's skill level to the right resort for your ideal ski trip.
Working a Winter: A Guide to Doing a Season
Get a winter job at a ski resort and spend months in the mountains instead of just a week's holiday.