GETAWAYS DESTINATION GUIDE

Ski and Snow Vacations

Bluebird mornings, lodge lunches, and that quiet after the last run. Ski trips have a lot of moving parts (lift tickets, lessons, gear, ski-in lodging), and that's exactly the kind of thing we love handling for you.

Snowy ski slope with a chairlift in the mountains

Where to go in Ski Trips

Colorado

Breckenridge, Vail, Beaver Creek and Steamboat. The widest range of terrain and the easiest flights for most families.

Utah

Park City and the Cottonwoods, thirty minutes from the airport with famously light snow. Great for short trips.

The Alps

Village life, long lunches, and terrain that goes on for days. A wonderful trade-up trip for confident skiers.

When to visit Ski Trips

Early December

Lower rates and quiet slopes, with less open terrain. A budget-friendly first trip.

Holidays through early January

Peak pricing and peak fun. Book 9 to 12 months out for ski-in lodging.

January and February

The best snow of the season. Cold and glorious.

March and April

Sunshine, spring skiing, and the friendliest pricing of the winter.

Questions we hear most

Do you book lift tickets and lessons?

Yes. We'll bundle lodging, lift tickets, rentals and lessons so nothing is left to sort out at the ticket window.

What if some of our group doesn't ski?

Very common! We pick villages with spas, snowshoeing, tubing and good restaurants so nobody is stuck waiting around.

When should we book?

For holiday weeks and ski-in lodging, close to a year out. For March, three to five months is usually fine.

Let’s plan it together

Let's plan your Ski Trips getaway

Tell us your dates, who's coming, and a budget range. We'll send real options with honest notes on each!

Ready to plan your getaway?