HideAcadia National ParkCoastal Views, Lush Forest Trails, and Historic Harbor Towns.8 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideBend OregonLaid back community between snow-capped volcanoes and high desert plateau.11 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideBig Sky MontanaThe Biggest Skiing in America, next door to Yellowstone National Park. 18 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideBlack Hills South DakotaHistoric Attractions, Scenic Drives, and the Wild West.5 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideBozeman MontanaLively Ski Town near Mountainous Expanses and Wide Open Spaces.17 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideBreckenridge ColoradoHigh Alpine Ski Resorts in Authentic Laid Back Colorado.30 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideBryce Canyon National ParkSmall, unique, and colorful park. Easy to see in one day.8 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideEstes Park ColoradoEuropean Style at the Gateway to the Rockies.16 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideFlagstaff ArizonaGateway to the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.9 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideGlacier National ParkVast Mountain Valleys, Glacial Lakes, Epic Hikes, and Historic Lodges.15 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideGrand Canyon National ParkVast, deep and awe-inspiring, from above and within.11 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideGrand Teton National ParkMountain Paradise with Hidden Gems around every Corner. 11 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideJackson Hole WyomingAdventure Capitol of the Rockies for Skiers, Families, and Cowboys.14 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideLake TahoeBeautiful lake. A dozen ski resorts. Active community. Lively nightlife.13 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideLeavenworth WashingtonA taste of Germany in the heart of the Cascades.21 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideMammoth CaliforniaHigh Alpine Lakes and Mountains in the Eastern Sierras.4 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideMount Hood OregonA huge mountain bordering a huge river. Something for every season and every visitor.8 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideOlympic National ParkSecluded rainforest, rocky Pacific beaches, hidden glaciers and snow capped peaks.6 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HidePark City UtahLuxury Ski Destination with Lively Annual Festivals.22 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HidePrescott ArizonaLively downtown with many outdoor opportunities.3 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideRed Lodge MontanaSmall western town near Beartooth Pass and the great outdoors. 8 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideRocky Mountain National ParkLush Valleys, Jagged Peaks, High Alpine Wilderness.14 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideSteamboat Springs ColoradoFamily Friendly Western Hospitality.21 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideSun Valley IdahoChic downtown, family friendly skiing, nearby hiking, biking and fishing.8 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideVail ColoradoCharming European Village and World Renowned Skiing.35 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideWest Yellowstone MontanaYellowstone Basecamp and Snowmobiling Mecca.16 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideWhitefish MontanaFlathead Lake and an Outdoorsy Lifestyle in Far North Montana.22 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideWinter Park ColoradoWide open spaces for all outdoor recreation.26 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideYellowstone National ParkView Wildlife and Geysers in America's 1st National Park.16 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideYosemite National ParkMassive granite walls, stunning waterfalls, endless trails.5 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
HideZion National ParkMassive canyons, brilliant red rock, lush oases. 8 Winter Guides and Outfitters. Go
Lisa did it:You can enjoy a number of sites within Yosemite on cross country ski trails. Mariposa Grove and Glacier Point are great places to strap on your skis and head out for a winter hike during your California winter vacation.More on Winter Activities in Yosemite National Park >>Top Pick: Yosemite National Park
Lisa suggests:There a so many California ski resorts around Lake Tahoe that it's hard to go wrong. Squaw Valley is at the top of my list, but I've also had some fun days at Northstar and Sierra at Tahoe. I learned how to ski at Sugar Bowl.More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
Dan wants you to know:Anyone who's been to Yosemite knows how amazingly beautiful the place is. Now... imagine seeing it draped in snow, surrounded by alpenglow in Yosemite Valley, or even a full moon snowshoe trek! More on Winter Activities in Yosemite National Park >>Top Pick: Yosemite National Park
Dan wants you to know:Lots of trails and lots of snow mean great California snowshoeing. Anyone who can hike can snowshoe and enjoy winter in a place like Lake Tahoe, as a great alternative to skiing!More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
Dan's two cents:Cross country skiing California is one of my favorite winter activities. Many miles of trails (some groomed) exist in Yosemite for x-country ski adventures, starting at Badger Pass. What a great way to see the park!More on Winter Activities in Yosemite National Park >>Top Pick: Yosemite National Park
Dan's been there:Many cross-country skiing locations. Resorts have Nordic centers and Royal Gorge Resort is all about California cross country skiing. We hiked around Spooner Lake in the fall - the groomed trail must be a treat in winter!More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
Dan's tip:With numerous mountain resorts available in one small region, and plentiful snow, the snowboarding challenge may really be the choice of which one to visit with your snowboard?More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
B.J. wants you to know:Lake Tahoe area resorts take pride in the half pipes and terrain parks. Bring your game and drop in for some awesome California snowboarding.More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
B.J. suggests:There are probably more tubing parks in this region than anywhere else in the nation. You could probably hit a new one every day if you wanted to.More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
B.J. did it:This California winter wonderland offers up plenty of snowshoeing opportunities. Rent a pair and take to the trail!More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
B.J. knows:Hit Squaw Valley and Alpine Meadows to test your California skiing skills. All resorts in the area have great amenities for family ski vacations.More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
B.J. did it:Many of the golf courses and resorts have miles of groomed traditional and skate skiing circuits, great for winter travel.More on Winter Activities in Lake Tahoe >>Top Pick: Lake Tahoe
B.J. wants you to go:Vail and Beaver Creek offer up some of the newest Colorado snow tubing options. Bundle up and get ready to race down the mountain.More on Winter Activities in Vail Colorado >>Top Pick: Vail Colorado
B.J.'s tidbit:There are a few locations in Steamboat to hop on a tube with the family. You can even try it out downtown at Howelsen Hill.More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
B.J.'s good word:The largest of ski resorts in Colorado! Now that is saying something. And, don't forget the pure luxury of Beaver Creek.More on Winter Activities in Vail Colorado >>Top Pick: Vail Colorado
B.J. crushed it:Steamboat is a great destination to get away from the crowds that can plague other Colorado ski areas. Don't forget about its trademarked "champagne powder"!More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Sam's little secret:While the snow pack can vary from year to year, Crested Butte's terrain will always offer a challenge. It has a rawness that makes every day out feel like an adventure.More on Winter Activities in Crested Butte Colorado >>Top Pick: Crested Butte Colorado
Sam suggests:Champagne powder! Get out and explore the aspen groves. You'll find stashes so deep you can taste 'em. Mmmmm, mmmmmm!More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Dan's been there:To me, Telluride is about sheer mountain beauty in a very quaint western town setting. While it lacks ski resort diversity, many feel that Telluride is all about the skiing, ideal for a Colorado winter vacation.More on Winter Activities in Telluride Colorado >>Top Pick: Telluride Colorado
Carli's two cents:Mavericks Terrain Park is the best place for snowboarders in Steamboat. Three parks and the varied terrain around the mountain keeps snowboarders entertained for days!More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Carli suggests:Winter Park, Breckenridge and Loveland are some of the best spots for Rocky Mountain, Colorado skiing.More on Winter Activities in Rocky Mountain National Park >>Top Pick: Rocky Mountain National Park
Carli's tidbit:A snowboarding trip to any of the resorts or the backcountry areas is equally as entertaining as skiing. First timers and experts will enjoy the varied terrain.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Carli's tip:Winter Park Resort offers snowboarding for all levels.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Carli's tidbit:Winter Park, Breckenridge and Loveland are some of the best spots for Rocky Mountain snowboarding.More on Winter Activities in Rocky Mountain National Park >>Top Pick: Rocky Mountain National Park
Carli wants you to know:Ski "champagne powder" in bounds at the legendary Steamboat Resort or grab your avy gear and head out to the backcountry on Rabbit Ears Pass and Hahn's Peak. Try the hut and cabin system for multi day Steamboat skiing trips.More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Carli's been there:Sol Vista, Berthoud Pass, Loveland Pass and Winter Park offer a variety of skiing. Loveland typically opens early and Winter Park is the most well known of the area. But the backcountry areas are where the real action is.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Carli raves:Ahhh, what more can you say. Peaceful and serene in the Rocky Mountain region.More on Winter Activities in Rocky Mountain National Park >>Top Pick: Rocky Mountain National Park
Carli crushed it:Break your own trail or follow the Colorado cross country skiing trails at one of the five Nordic centers. Devil's Thumb Ranch is well known, but there are hundreds of miles of groomed trails through the Winter Park area.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Carli did it:More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Carli's tidbit:The loops surrounding Rabbit Ears pass and the Bench Trail Loop are all time favorites for snowshoeing Colorado. Go out and pave your way in the fresh fallen snow.More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Carli's tip:The trails of Rocky Mountain National Park aren't just for summer activities. Choose a groomed Colorado snowshoeing trail or blaze your own through the park along the Continental Divide.More on Winter Activities in Rocky Mountain National Park >>Top Pick: Rocky Mountain National Park
Carli loves it:Snowshoeing around the Arapahoe Forest outside of Winter Park is the best snowshoeing experience. With fresh fallen powder, you won't want to miss this one.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Carli's been there:Winter Park and Sol Vista have 5 options for snow tubing in the winter time. Fun not just for the young kids, but kids of all ages.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Carli's tip:Within close proximity to the tubing of Summit County.More on Winter Activities in Rocky Mountain National Park >>Top Pick: Rocky Mountain National Park
Carli's tidbit:A favorite memory is a tour led to the top of Rabbit Ears Pass and some free time playing in an open field. Buffalo Pass was another great area often explored in the winter. Hire a guide, explore and enjoy!More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Carli suggests:There are literally hundreds of trails around the Grand Lake area that can be accessed via guided Colorado snowmobile tours or on your own sled.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Carli's little secret:Departing from Fraser, CO, explore the forests with the help of a team of dogs.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Carli's good word:Hire a guide and let the pups show you around the Stagecoach Reservoir and the snow covered hills. Colorado dog sledding is a Great break from the resort during winter vacations.More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Carli crushed it:Try a winter tour around the Estes Park area via Colorado dog sled or sleigh rides. Check out Frisco, Grand Lake and Estes, Loveland and other areas too.More on Winter Activities in Rocky Mountain National Park >>Top Pick: Rocky Mountain National Park
Carli loves it:Howelsen Hill and Saddleback Ranch are the two spots to enjoy snow tubing in Colorado. Family friendly with hot cocoa at the end of every ride!More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Drew did it:Choose between Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk Mountain, or Snowmass Mountain for great snowboarding in Colorado.More on Winter Activities in Steamboat Springs Colorado >>Top Pick: Steamboat Springs Colorado
Drew's good word:When it comes to great Colorado ski resorts, choose between Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk Mountain, or Snowmass Mountain.More on Winter Activities in Aspen Colorado >>Top Pick: Aspen Colorado
Drew's good word:Winter Park Resort offers skiing for all levels.More on Winter Activities in Winter Park Colorado >>Top Pick: Winter Park Colorado
Drew raves:Enjoy Colorado snowmobiling to the Maroon Bells for an unforgettable experience.More on Winter Activities in Aspen Colorado >>Top Pick: Aspen Colorado
Lisa wants you to know:Known for it's groomers, Sun Valley is an ideal Idaho ski resort and destination for families, beginner and intermediate skiers.More on Winter Activities in Sun Valley Idaho >>Top Pick: Sun Valley Idaho
B.J.'s tip:Sun Valley is known for Idaho winter vacations with its bright, sunny days and crystal blue skies. Top that off with "wall to wall" carpet (i.e. perfectly groomed trails)!More on Winter Activities in Sun Valley Idaho >>Top Pick: Sun Valley Idaho
Dan did it:Whitefish Montana and the Flathead Valley are about as far north as you get in the US. Throw in some of the country's best mountain valleys and plenty of snow, and you have a great dog sledding location. More on Winter Activities in Whitefish Montana >>Top Pick: Whitefish Montana
Dan's been there:West Yellowstone's Rendezvous Trail system is one of the finest cross-country ski venues in the US. Put your skis to use and take a snowcoach ride into Yellowstone for a Nordic tour of this winter wonderland!More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Dan wants you to go:Big Sky doesn't have extensive cross country ski trail systems like, say, Lake Tahoe. However, Big Sky's Lone Mountain Ranch offers groomed trails in a truly spectacular mountain setting, one of the finest facilities around.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Dan wants you to know:Big Sky is the largest ski area in the US, with tons of powdery terrain, especially in combination with adjoining Moonlight Basin's ski area.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Dan suggests:Big Sky isn't far from West Yellowstone, Montana - the snowmobiling capital of the world. There's also some amazing mountain 'biling just outside Big Sky.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Dan knows:West Yellowstone Montana is the "Snowmobiling Capital of the World." With snowmobile tours into Yellowstone's winter wonderland, and incredible mountain backcountry 'biling, West Yellowstone has earned it's reputation. More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Dan suggests:Most of Glacier National Park is inaccessible during the winter months. However, a stretch of road is kept open at the park's west entrance, providing access to trails around Lake McDonald. It's a scenic area for snowshoeing!More on Winter Activities in Glacier National Park >>Top Pick: Glacier National Park
Dan raves:Big Sky's Gallatin Canyon is a top pick of mine for hiking and snowshoeing. There are many great trailheads in this area. If you are new to snowshoeing, try out a pair at Big Sky Resort or Lone Mountain Ranch.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Chris suggests:Outstanding skiing/riding between Big Sky and Moonlight Basin. The crowds aren't bad, but there are dedicated locals who get out early on the good days. There is terrain for advanced, moderate, and beginner skiers.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Chris gives props:West Yellowstone is consistently rated as one of the top destinations for snowmobile trips. The average snowfall is deep each year, and the surrounding terrain and access are unbeatable.More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Lisa's good word:While most of the services in the park are closed in the winter, you can still access winter trails via cross country skis.More on Winter Activities in Glacier National Park >>Top Pick: Glacier National Park
Lisa crushed it:Big Sky, including Moonlight Basin and Lone Peak, is known as the biggest skiing in America because of the acreage and variety of terrain it covers. Come and see for yourself on your next Montana winter vacation.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Lauryn did it:The Biggest Skiing in America lift ticket allows you to ski both Big Sky Resort and Moonlight Basin - 5,152 acres of terrain! Big Sky was already known for no lift lines before they introduced this option!!More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Carli did it:Ski Montana at Big Sky, Moonlight Basin, and Bridger Bowl, all great places to get your ski on. Heck, try all three in one week!!More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Carli's two cents:The obvious areas for great southern Montana skiing are Moonlight, Bridger Bowl, Big Sky. Everything is literally within a 45 min to an hour drive from Bozeman.More on Winter Activities in Bozeman Montana >>Top Pick: Bozeman Montana
Carli's good word:Close proximity to Big Sky, Bridger and Moonlight.More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Carli's two cents:The varied terrain will make any snowboarder happy, especially outside of the resort areas.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Carli's little secret:The varied terrain and various parks with interchangeable and discounted lift tickets is an added bonus for great Montana snowboarding!More on Winter Activities in Bozeman Montana >>Top Pick: Bozeman Montana
Carli's two cents:The Montana snowmobiling trails surrounding West Yellowstone, just south of of Big Sky, are for an avid riders vacation. Look into arranging a guided tour into Yellowstone to see the park at its most pristine.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Carli's tidbit:This is one of the most popular park entrances for winter Yellowstone tours. There are groomed trails and ungroomed terrain to explore. Let's not forget the snowcoaches. Did I also mention the annual snowmobile expo?More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Carli crushed it:A bigger area than say Big Sky for snowmobiling. Similar to the areas around West Yellowstone but with more variety and groomed trails right outside of town, great for snowmobiling in Montana.More on Winter Activities in Bozeman Montana >>Top Pick: Bozeman Montana
Carli raves:The trails around the forest lands are exciting to explore via snowshoe, no matter how comfortable you are. If you are alone or with a group, snowshoeing Montana is the best way to enjoy nature in the winter.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Carli knows:Snowshoe into the park at any entrance. Lone Mountain Ranch is known for its moonlight snowshoe tours.More on Winter Activities in Bozeman Montana >>Top Pick: Bozeman Montana
Carli did it:You can tour into Yellowstone on snowshoes, tour the nearby Nordic trails via snowshoes and venture out on your own in the national forest areas as well.More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Carli's good word:Several Montana cross country skiing centers offer winter Nordic festivals. Grab your skis and head out for the full moon skis or riverside jaunts.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Carli crushed it:Lone Mountain Ranch is a great area for any Nordic fan. The city trails are nice for anyone staying within Bozeman, as they link to the mountain trails. Hyalite, Mystic Lake, and nearby National Forests are good areas too. More on Winter Activities in Bozeman Montana >>Top Pick: Bozeman Montana
Carli's good word:Some really great Nordic groomed trails, a large winter Nordic festival and several winter races. This is probably West Yellowstone's top winter sport aside from snowmobiling.More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Carli's two cents:Arrange for a Montana dog sled ride near Yellowstone to complete your Big Sky experience.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Carli's tip:The Montana dog sledding tours from Gardiner into Yellowstone in the winter are likely a great alternative to breathing in the sled fumes.More on Winter Activities in Bozeman Montana >>Top Pick: Bozeman Montana
Tim wants you to go:The snow is so deep in winter that you can ski from the rooftops of buildings all the way to the ground!More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Mike's little secret:One of the best maintained and groomed X-C ski trails open to the public in the lower 48s, the Rendezvous Ski Trail, is right in the town of West Yellowstone.More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Mike's tidbit:With over 5500 skiable acres between Moonlight Basin and Big Sky Resorts, skiers and snowboarders have ample powder and terrain to explore in an average 5-day ski visit.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
Mike crushed it:Though not a secret to locals or Canadians who live nearby, the forest trails found throughout the area offer incredible riding and abundant powder. Bring your own sled, or rent from local providers.More on Winter Activities in Glacier National Park >>Top Pick: Glacier National Park
Mike's good word:On a clear day, you can see Idaho, Montana and the peaks of the Grand Tetons in Wyoming from the summit of Two Top Mountain, a gem of a snowmobile trail.More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
Tim wants you to know:Try a Montana winter cross-country ski trip to many of the Forest Service backcountry cabin rentals!More on Winter Activities in Bozeman Montana >>Top Pick: Bozeman Montana
B.J. crushed it:West Yellowstone IS snowmobiling in the winter. You can head on in to Old Faithful on the groomed trails or hit the powder fields just outside of town.More on Winter Activities in West Yellowstone Montana >>Top Pick: West Yellowstone Montana
B.J.'s been there:Lone Peak stands high above the surrounding mountain ranges and offers up great challenges on its upper mountains for Montana skiing. The lower mountain rolls through beautiful pine trees to comfy lodges.More on Winter Activities in Big Sky Montana >>Top Pick: Big Sky Montana
B.J.'s been there:Mount Hood offers ski and snowboard camps deep into the summer as it has plenty of snow for half pipes and terrain parks well into August.More on Winter Activities in Mount Hood Oregon >>Top Pick: Mount Hood Oregon
Dan raves:With multiple resorts on Mount Hood, and easy access from Portland, snowboarders find an easy getaway at Mount Hood for a quick Oregon winter vacation. Oregon snowboarding camps are even available in the summer.More on Winter Activities in Mount Hood Oregon >>Top Pick: Mount Hood Oregon
Dan did it:Mount Hood features several Oregon ski areas in one convenient location, a short distance from Portland. Snow is available for summer ski trips as well!More on Winter Activities in Mount Hood Oregon >>Top Pick: Mount Hood Oregon
Lisa did it:Mount Bachelor is a really fun Oregon ski resort for beginner and intermediate skiers. The wide open bowl at the top and fun runs through the trees will entertain for hours.More on Winter Activities in Bend Oregon >>Top Pick: Bend Oregon
Alyson's good word:There are well-maintained sno-parks around Bend where you can enjoy Oregon cross country skiing for hours and hours.More on Winter Activities in Bend Oregon >>Top Pick: Bend Oregon
Carli crushed it:There are several guided Utah snowmobiling tours near the reservoirs and at specific snowmobile complexes.More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Carli wants you to go:As a Nordic friendly area, Utah snowshoeing is definitely an activity that is popular in the Park City area. Venture off on your own or follow the Nordic groomed trails.More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Carli's two cents:Plenty of Utah snow tubing in this area. Head to the base of Park City and then a smaller area at Soldier Hollow.More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Carli wants you to know:Park City is the last stop for the IPSSDR, the International Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race. More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Carli's been there:There just isn't enough time to make it to all the places to snowboarder. But there are plenty of parks and pipes here! Try Brighton first then move onto Park City and the Canyons for more Utah snowboarding entertainment.More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Carli raves:So much to choose from when it comes to Utah skiing. Alta, Canyons, Snowbird, Brighton, Sundance, Deer Valley, Park City...wow!! A skiers dream. Then add backcountry and cat skiing. Don't forget the Olympic training center.More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Carli's tip:Two words: Soldier Hollow. But aside from that there are great groomed and ungroomed trail systems throughout the Park City, Sundance, Canyons, and Deer valley areas to explore for Utah cross country skiing.More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
B.J. wants you to go:Many of the 2002 Winter Olympics Utah Nordic skiing venues are still alive and well. The world liked 'em and I'm guessing you will too.More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Tim did it:Park City is surrounded by three world-renown ski resorts: Park City, Deer Valley and The Canyons. Park City was also host to the 2002 Winter Olympics. You can even take a spin on a bobsled course when your ski legs tire. More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Drew knows:Park City and the surrounding area offers world class skiing at several resorts!More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Drew's been there:Park City and the surrounding area offers world class snowboarding for Utah winter vacations at several resorts!More on Winter Activities in Park City Utah >>Top Pick: Park City Utah
Dan's been there:Head to either Mission Ridge or Stevens Pass ski resort for snowboarding fun. Leavenworth even has its own small town ski area and there are a few other regional options as well.More on Winter Activities in Leavenworth Washington >>Top Pick: Leavenworth Washington
Dan did it:Other than the Rocky Mountains, the northern Cascade Range is perhaps the most dramatic mountainscape in the US. With plenty of winter snow and mild summers, Leavenworth is a great place to enjoy skiing, hiking, and climbing.More on Winter Activities in Leavenworth Washington >>Top Pick: Leavenworth Washington
Dan gives props:Natural diversity leads to diverse adventures. With rugged mountains, rainforests, and exciting coastlines, the Olympic Peninsula has no shortage of things to do. This is a year-round playground, both on land and on water!More on Winter Activities in Olympic National Park >>Top Pick: Olympic National Park
Lauryn crushed it:The full day dog sledding trip to Granite Hot Springs not only gives you the chance to dog sled, but also to soak in hot springs while a trout or steak lunch is prepared for you on the grill! More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli's tip:Either arrange a tour of the parks, a day ride to Old Faithful or maybe you want to explore Togwotee on your own. This area is known for its winter snowmobiling getaways.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli's been there:What better way to enjoy the peace winter brings to Grand Teton National Park than on snowshoes. The park is just as alive covered in its blanket of snow as it is in the summer...you just need to get to it first.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Carli's good word:Wyoming snowshoeing is a peaceful way to enjoy nature in the winter. More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
Carli's little secret:Is there a better way to view nature covered in a winter blanket?More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli wants you to know:While there is limited in park snowmobile activity, there are several free range snowmobile trails to explore. Snowmobile Wyoming and explore Togwotee Pass any way you want!More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Carli's little secret:World class resort skiing and backcountry skiing. It speaks for itself.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Carli's good word:Winter restrictions limit snowmobiles in the park to guided tours only. And don't forget the snowcoaches. But a trip to Yellowstone in the winter isn't complete without an Old Faithful tour and lunch at the snow lodge.More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
Carli crushed it:Some of the world's best snowboarders call Jackson Hole their home. Go big in the terrain park as well as on backcountry powder days in this Wyoming snowboarding destination.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Carli's tidbit:Some very famous snowboarders got their start here and call Jackson Hole home. Whether entertaining in the terrain park or a backcountry powder day, snowboarders have a home in Jackson.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli's little secret:Family friendly and right in town. Kids of all ages are welcome!More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli wants you to go:Some of the world's best skiing lies just beyond Yellowstone's boundaries.More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
Carli did it:Located right at the base of the town hill, this is a fun family friendly activity.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Carli did it:World famous skiing. Steep. Thrilling and Unique. I'm not only talking about Jackson Hole but about Snow King and Grand Targhee as well.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli's tidbit:A Wyoming dog sledding tour around the valley or up the canyon to Granite Hot Springs. A great winter activity for the non skier.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli wants you to know:Explore areas nearby Grand Teton National Park and the Jackson Hole area via a team of sled dogs that are just as excited as you are to enjoy the run. Visit in January to experience the IPSSDR race.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Carli's tidbit:Choose to explore the park in the winter led by a team of sled dogs. They are equally as excited as you are to see the area!More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
Carli's good word:The roads inside Grand Teton National Park are groomed almost daily for cross country and skate ski trails. Go off piste to Death Canyon and don't forget the trail system up Cache Creek or at Teton Village and Teton Pines.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Carli gives props:Great trail systems and Nordic centers in Jackson. Head to the groomed park roads, go up Cache Creek, or check out Trail Creek Nordic Center. My personal favorite is a loop around the cabins at the Death Canyon Trailhead.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Carli's two cents:Break your own trail or follow the groomed roads to enjoy Yellowstone in the winter.More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
B.J. gives props:Ever thought of dog sledding into a hot springs in the middle of winter? You can do that in Jackson Hole!More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
B.J. raves:I moved to Jackson Hole for one thing, it's endless skiing opportunities. After 12 years, I'm still grinning from ear to ear in the pub at the end of the day.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
B.J. crushed it:You can take to the hills, on a tube that is, right at the base of Snow King Resort in Jackson Hole.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
B.J.'s been there:You can snowmobile into Old Faithful and stay the night. Ride by bison, geysers and rivers in this winter wonderland.More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
B.J. knows:The Tetons are a backcountry skiers dream. There is a reason why many skiers and mountaineers call this home!More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
B.J.'s been there:Togwotee Pass is a snowmobiler's dreamland. Endless powder fields and rolling hills deliver challenges and scenery at the same time.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Tim did it:Yellowstone is busy in summer, but visit in winter and take snowshoe's or skis out for a hike, you will find true wilderness solitude. It is one of the most peaceful and quiet communes with nature that I have ever enjoyed.More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
Tim crushed it:Just outside Grand Teton NP, Togwotee Pass offers a huge snowmobiling trail system and off-trail exploration. Or, try a casual guided snowmobile tour into the remote portions of Yellowstone National Park.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Tim raves:Togwotee Pass at the north end of the valley of Jackson Hole is definitely the premier snowmobile playground in the United States; take a guide or explore on your own!More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Tim's good word:Snowmobiles are restricted to the roads, which are not plowed in winter, but can be the best way to get into and out of the wonderland of Yellowstone in winter!More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
Tim's tidbit:Ranger naturalists lead guided snowshoe tours throughout the winter for a glimpse into the quiet solitude of Grand Teton National Park in winter.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Tim suggests:Yellowstone is busy in summer, but visit in winter and take snowshoe's or skis out for a hike, you will find true wilderness solitude. It is one of the most peaceful and quiet communes with nature that I have ever enjoyed.More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
Tim's tidbit:With 3 major ski resorts in or near Jackson Hole, you won't lack for vertical on Wyoming ski vacations, more likely you'll lack for oxygen. Bring your legs with your skis!More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Tim loves it:Jackson Hole Resort borders the southern boundary of Grand Teton NP and is the primary reason people visit the park in winter. Backcountry skiing in the Tetons is challenging, but rewarding with extended powder descents!More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Mike suggests:Between Jackson Hole and Snow King Resorts, along with ample backcountry choices within 10 miles of town, no one will ever hunger for more or better terrain.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Mike loves it:Snow King Tube Park - well worth the money for a family evening out.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Sam's two cents:Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (known as 'The Village' to locals) and Snow King offer lift served Wyoming skiing. There is back country skiing off of Teton Pass and all along the Teton Range.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Sam knows:If you're willing to put in the effort, the back country skiing in the Tetons is just about as good as it gets. You can find steep couloirs and mellow powder fields. Enjoy the powder!More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Sam wants you to go:Great views of the Tetons!More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Alyson loves it:Sleeping Giant just reopened and is a great family ski hill!More on Winter Activities in Cody Wyoming >>Top Pick: Cody Wyoming
Lisa did it:Grand Teton NP offers guided snowshoe tours with a park ranger every winter. These winter hikes are great for families and you'll learn a ton from your ranger guide.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Lisa's tidbit:The peaks of Grand Teton National Park are probably some of the most skied backcountry peaks around. Favorite ski routes wind up the many smaller peaks of the Buck Mountain massif.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Lisa's two cents:I see kids of all ages (including adults) at the snow tubing hill at Snow King. While it's marketed as a kids' activity, I think the parents are sometimes having the most fun.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Lisa wants you to go:Jackson Hole is the best of downhill, powder, and backcountry. It's why most of us live here. Although we pay a pretty penny, it is well worth it. Grand Targhee, just over the hill in Teton Valley, is great for families. More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Lisa's two cents:One of the best locations for dog sled rides is south of town at Granite Canyon. Sign up for a day trip and take a sled up the canyon to Granite Hot Springs. Soak for a couple of hours and then sled back on down.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Lisa's little secret:One of my favorite spring time activities is to rent a pair of cross country skis and head into Bradley and Taggart Lakes. There is just enough pitch to provide a little bit of a workout and have a thrilling ski back down.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Lisa's tidbit:Lots of options for cross country skiing in Jackson. I recommend renting a pair of skis and heading to Grand Teton National Park. Try the groomed track towards Jenny Lake or a winter trail towards Bradley and Taggart Lakes. More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Lisa loves it:The east side of the Snake River has a groomed track and Cache Creek is a shady spot for a day of Wyoming cross country skiing. More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Chris's tip:The Tetons are very dramatic and snowfall is some of the deepest in the Rocky Mountains. Backcountry skiing is easily accessible but Jackson Hole ski resort borders the park for skiers who prefer lift serviced skiing.More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Dan's been there:When conditions are right, the trails around Jackson Hole are awesome, with incredible mountain views. There are some groomed courses available. The Shadow Mountain area is great.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Dan crushed it:Touring Yellowstone by snowmobile is a privilege and a treat, especially with the cleaner and quieter machines now in use. For backcountry fun and powder, look to West Yellowstone Montana and Island Park Idaho, both close by.More on Winter Activities in Yellowstone National Park >>Top Pick: Yellowstone National Park
Dan wants you to go:I've done most of my snowshoeing in and around Jackson Hole while living there. Grand Teton is the best place to go, but the options all around the valley and surrounding areas are endless. Check avalanche conditions!More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
Dan crushed it:I have great memories of snowshoeing in the Tetons. There is easy access to some beautiful areas for tromping. Try out your snowshoes under a clear sky with a full moon - incredible!More on Winter Activities in Grand Teton National Park >>Top Pick: Grand Teton National Park
Dan's been there:Nearby Yellowstone is known for incredible winter snowmobile tours, but consider heading up to Togwotee Pass at the north end of the valley for excellent open snowmobiling terrain around the Continental Divide Trail.More on Winter Activities in Jackson Hole Wyoming >>Top Pick: Jackson Hole Wyoming
