Big Sky Resort in Montana offers the Biggest Skiing in America. The mountain’s Moonlight Basin interconnect gives access to more skiing than anywhere else in the US: 5,532 skiable acres and 4,350 feet of vertical drop.  Check out their booth & you could be taking runs up to 6 miles long this winter!

Park City, Utah is home to the US Ski Team, Skullcandy, the 2002 Winter Olympics & 3 major ski resorts, each with their own draw. Park City Mountain has Olympic-caliber parks & courses, Canyons Resort is the largest in Utah and Deer Valley was ranked highest by SKI magazine for 5 years in a row. Can’t decide which you’d want to visit most? Win our giveaway & you won’t have to – enjoy a day at each & 4 nights lodging courtesy of the Park City Chamber.

There’s been quite a buzz about Squaw Valley going around lately…the home of the 1960 Winter Olympics has recently merged with Alpine Meadows & will soon be the 2nd largest ski resort in North America. Enter at our Giveaway table at the stadium and you & a friend can ride both resorts and get a good night’s sleep at the Squaw Valley Lodge.

Named Most Charming Resort by SKI Magazine, Telluride Ski Resort is “Unmatched in North America” for many reasons. Telluride is a great mountain for any age skier or boarders & lift lines are virtually non-existant. A good day on-snow is almost guaranteed; the mountain gets about 300 days of sunshine & more than 300 inches of snow a year. Win our drawing & you’ll be heading to the Mountain Lodge at Telluride to spend 2 days on the slopes.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is offering an epic winter getaway complete with 5 days of skiing or boarding, lodging at Snow King Resort & airfare on American Airlines. Located in Teton Village, WY the resort offers 2 mountains, 2500 acres of in-bounds terrain, tons of backcountry riding & is home to the only Burton Stash park in the Rockies. Keep your fingers crossed!

When you think of California, a ski resort might not be the 1st thing that comes to mind, let alone a resort with one of the longest seasons in North America. Mammoth Mountain is typically open from November to June, getting 400 inches of snow and more than 300 sunny days on average. Win our Mammoth giveaway and you’ll be skiing/riding for 2 days and staying at 9,000ft elevation in the Mammoth Mountain Inn.

Mountain Creek, NJ – This summer Creek’s been constructing their new 55,000 sq-ft base lodge, set to open in December. The mountain will also be seeing a few other additions in a larger 30 lane tubing center, a slopeside restaurant, new beginner terrain, and a Mountain Coaster (yes, a winter rollercoaster that winds down the mountain).
Big Sky, MT – The “Biggest Skiing in America” just got bigger with the addition of 5 gladed trails. These new runs cover more than 20 acres combined and can be accessed from the Ramcharger Chairlift. Big Sky now offers a whopping 5,532 acres of skiable terrain overall.

Killington, VT – The “Beast of the East” has invested around $7M in resort improvements for this coming season. Tearing down & rebuilding the Peak Lodge will make it the largest gondola-served venue in the East. Building a tubing park, installing energy-efficient snow guns, expanding the Wobbly Barn, updating their rental equipment, and adding 4 new groomers to their fleet are also included in their plans for 2011-12.

Mount Snow, VT – Last March the resort issued a press release announcing lift improvements for this winter. In place of their current triple chairlift, a 6-passenger Leitner Poma “bubble” lift will carry riders from base to summit in 7 minutes while shielding them from wind & the elements.

Squaw Valley, CA – This week the Lake Tahoe resort detailed their 5-year capital improvement plan. The $50M project will cover everything from food served in their lodges to clearing new trails. Each year they’ll be making improvements to the overall visitor experience including a ski-up coffee shop and interactive resort information boards.