North America Ski Resorts Product Reviews and Prices

Heavenly

Heavenly, besides reaching into the sky, reaches into your soul. It's 10,100 feet of exhilaration, the highest elevation of any resort at Lake Tahoe. ...

59 reviews

"Good view, bad snow"
Reviewed by superstah on Aug 29, 2006
Heavenly is essentially a Southern California resort in the Lake Tahoe area. It's popular, has a beautiful view, has a nightlife . . .

Mountain High

The New Mountain High is the fasting growing resort in recorded history making it a prime choice for regional skiers and snowboarders. The New ...

34 reviews

"It's worth it just for a couple hours"
Reviewed by eireann74 on Apr 16, 2004
Go, but be aware of the things I mentioned.

Snow Valley

Snow Valley has three bars, two restaurants, an all-terrain board park, two winter terrain half pipes, a skatepark, a sports shop, ski rentals, ...

11 reviews

"A whole lot of fun!!!!"
Reviewed by onlygirl8 on Feb 27, 2007
Very good value for the money! Kids and adults will surely have a good time!

Sugarloaf

Sugarloaf/USA has the most skiable and widest variety of terrain in the East. This is one big mountain, with 1,400 acres of boundary-to-boundary ...

26 reviews

"Not as good as you may be led to believe"
Reviewed by jboston on Jan 28, 2003
Don't buy the hype and save yourself a long roadtrip. Killington and SundayRiver offer so much more.

Catamount

Catamount, whose 26 trails include Catapult, the toughest run in the area, is a serious skiers' mountain catering to all levels of ability.

2 reviews

"A Berkshire Gem - Catamount offers down home skiing"
Reviewed by jps246 on Dec 18, 2003
Catamount is a nice ski area tucked into the Berkshires and makes an excellent day trip destination

Mt Brighton

With over 130 skiable acres, Mt. Brighton is the place for great skiing in Southern Michigan. If you are new to the slopes, Mt. Brighton's ...

4 reviews

"Brighton: Comparatively good"
Reviewed by skialta on Dec 4, 2003
Sure Brighton is nothing to write home about when viewed in the shadow of other ski areas. But given the surrounding terrain . . .

Afton Alps

With 40 trails, 18 lifts and 100% snowmaking and grooming, Afton Alps can make a layer of snow at night and have it groomed perfectly for a day of ...

9 reviews

"If I cannot go too far .. Afton Alps will do."
Reviewed by icio on Feb 1, 2002
It is ok to keep in shape for that one trip out West each year, Conveniently located for those living in the Twin Cities. Not much challenge terrain-wise.

Gunstock

Gunstock's 62 year tradition of family skiing and hospitality brings a genuine warmth and ambience to winter the corporate resorts can't come close ...

14 reviews

"Mid Sized and Mid Priced"
Reviewed by DesignSmith on Dec 29, 2008
Gunstock offers possibly the best value for a day trip in New England.� Small enough to have reasonable pricing, large enough to keep the average skier active all day.

Loon

Maybe it's the peaceful surroundings of the spectacular White Mountains. Maybe it's the 43 winding trails that drop 2,100 vertical feet over 250 ...

30 reviews

"I broke my Foot!"
Reviewed by ejbagnaschi on Jul 19, 2006
Go, it's always nice to visit places like these. They're unforgetable.

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