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“Many Americans would agree that putting on a pair of skis and hitting the slopes is one of the best ways to enjoy winter. From massive vertical drops in Colorado to family-friendly getaways in New England, there are ski resorts tailored to every type of traveler – but you'll find the biggest, most stunning resorts more concentrated in the West, particularly around Colorado. Whether you seek ski runs for beginners, challenging black diamond terrain or family-friendly amenities, this list of the top U.S. ski resorts will help you plan the perfect ski vacation.”

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[quarter man]

We have been skiing killing resort over 30 years. It has 3 convenient airports (Burlington, Albany and Manchester). Resort has everyone you would want in a world class resort. We have skied many resorts in Utah and Colorado also. We find staying in the East more convenient. Good luck!

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by quarter man

We have been skiing killing resort over 30 years. It has 3 convenient airports (Burlington, Albany and Manchester). Resort has everyone you would want in a world class resort. We have skied many resorts in Utah and Colorado also. We find staying in the East more convenient. Good luck!

I grew up skiing Vermont ski areas, with Killington being the most frequent go to ski area. It has everything one could want in a world class ski resort except for the single most important thing, consistent light fluffy deep powder. That’s why our group of ski buddies took a trip every winter out west. The best ski area for a great variety of terrain is Jackson Hole, but nothing beats the ungroomed deep powder trails at Alta, UT. Thanks to the usual hard packed ice bumps at Killington, my knees are now trash.

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