Alaska
Alyeska Resort is located 40 minutes south of Anchorage, Alaska, in the community of Girdwood. Here you will find a variety of lodging & activities that create a true Alaskan vacation for the entire family.
This resort is remarkably at the lowest base elevation (250 feet) for any major ski resort in the United States.
This burgeoning mountain resort features 1,000 acres of terrain, ranging from gentle slopes for beginners to a vast selection of double black diamond runs to challenge…
Snowriding is what Alpenglow at Arctic Valley is known for. Whether you ski, snowboard, telemark, or snow skate you can find what you are looking for at Alpenglow.
Installed in the winter of 2001, the Terrain Park was the first of it's kind in Southcentral Alaska. This year's park will feature an even greater variety and quantity of kickers and rails to choose from!
The best "little" ski area in the world, Eaglecrest is Juneau's community-owned ski area located 12 miles from downtown on Douglas Island. The ski season here runs from early December through mid-April with legendary Spring skiing.
Juneau, Alaska's capital city, is only accessible by air or water with no roads leaving town. It is cut off from the rest of the mainland by a huge icefield (daily ferries are available). No need to worry about crowds and lift lines here!
With 31 trails…
If you haven't visited Moose Mountain yet, you are in for a treat. With over 1,250 feet of vertical, and terrain that varies from our bunny slope at Moose Meadow to the steep and deep North Slope, we offer runs for all abilities.
And the best part is that, due to our southern exposure, we are shielded from the prevailing Northeasterly winds and get hours of sun each day. With Fairbanks' typical temperature inversion Moose Mountain averages 20 to 30 degrees warmer than in town.
Our lift…
