“Genuine Colorado”, and “Real Town with Unreal Skiing” are phrases you may hear from a local when asked to describe Breckenridge. Breckenridge is more than a quaint mining town from the past with exceptional skiing. It’s a year-round resort destination with enough summer and winter activities to please everyone. In fact, the city’s website even has two versions: one for the sun-worshippers and another for the snow bunnies.

Breckenridge is known for an abundance of incomparable shopping, dining, and nightlife. Over 400 boutiques, galleries, bistros, salons, restaurants, and more offer a variety that is ... [read more]

The place “Where the Skiers Ski” and “Where the Boarders Ride,” Copper Mountain offers maximum thrills for those in search of serious winter fun. With over 2,400 acres, including 117 trails and four bowls, and near perfect conditions throughout its long season, this ski resort has vast appeal. The terrain is naturally divided into areas for all skill levels, with long scenic slopes for beginners and formidable runs that drop from the sky to challenge even the most expert powder hounds.

Mountain biking, horseback riding, whitewater rafting, bungee jumping, fly fishing and more …better rest ... [read more]

You’ve just finished an aprés-ski dinner at a cozy mountain lodge, and the moon is rising high above the Rockies. You can’t remember the last time you saw so many stars. Time to settle inside by the fire? Not when you can strap your skis back on and enjoy Colorado’s only night skiing at Keystone! Of course, night skiing is just one of the reasons to head to Keystone.

Once a skiers-only mountain, Keystone now also welcomes snowboarders to enjoy its three mountains of downhill action and new features including a high-speed quad, ... [read more]

Home of America’s largest and deepest Alpine Lake, Lake Tahoe masterfully blends civilized pleasures and natural treasures for a vacation with something for everyone! From skiing to casinos, shows to fine dining, and total relaxation to late night partying, Lake Tahoe offers a variety of options for your activity-filled pleasure.

Located in the heart of the majestic Sierra Madre Mountains this exquisite setting provides the backdrop for a multitude of year-round activities. Lake cruises and water sports, including windsurfing, water-skiing and paddle boats, enliven the crystal clear waters, and sandy beaches dot the ... [read more]

Salt Lake is a city of vitality, contrasts and surprises. It is a montage of modern high-rise commercial centers, noted attractions, historic sites and classic buildings, first class accommodations, and fine dining establishments. Salt Lake City, ranked as one of the best environments for business, has a robust central business district that includes the Salt Palace Convention Center, Gallivan Plaza, Hansen Planetarium, and the Romanesque-styled Salt Lake City and County Building.

Home to the 2002 Winter Games, this Morman stronghold showed the world Salt Lake City is known for more than ... [read more]

Scottsdale is many things to many people. A little more than fifty years ago, it was incorporated with a population of less than 2000. Now, it’s home to more than 200,000. It is a modern resort city with all the luxurious amenities you could possibly dream of – the New York Times once deemed it the “Beverly Hills of the desert” for its glamourous hotels, artistic restaurants, boutique shops, and all-inclusive, exclusive spas. The city boasts more than twenty-eight golf courses and each year hosts the PGA tour at The Phoenix ... [read more]

The host of the 1960 Winter Olympics, Squaw Valley and the surrounding areas offer unlimited possibilities – a recreation mecca. From skiing and snowboarding on one of the top mountains in the world, to ice skating, snow tubing, rock climbing, and more. There are more than 4,000 acres to explore, with an annual snowfall of more than 35 feet. Beginners need not fear! 70% of the slopes are dedicated to newbies and intermediate skiiers. Wide courses with beautiful terrain parks are some of what you’ll see as you zip down the slopes. ... [read more]

Once a remote mining area, today Telluride has become a destination (and home) for artists, skiers, celebrities, second homeowners, hippies, and just about any other human type you could imagine. But that’s what makes it so special. A restored Victorian main street is delightful for shopping, munching, and people-watching; you can sign up for a walking tour at Historic Tours of Telluride, or guide yourself with a map available from the visitor’s center.

Almost any outdoor adventure is at your fingertips here, although because of the rugged and steep terrain, many opt for popular ... [read more]

The country’s largest and most popular ski resort, Vail is known for its legendary Back Bowls, state-of-the-art lifts and charming mountain village. Skiers and snowboarders will find upgrades to the day and night activities center at Adventure Ridge, expanded grooming and the completion of the Golden Peak Base Area. Sharing Vail Valley, European-style Beaver Creek offers one of the world’s most upscale ski resorts with village-to-village skiing, gourmet dining and uncrowded slopes. Beaver Creek is smaller and less crowded than its Vail counterpart, and offers excellent intermediate skiing. Improvements for the upcoming ... [read more]