Skiing
Head to New Hampshire, USA for Your Next Ski Holiday
December 28, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
If you’re looking for your next ski holiday destination, look no further than the USA. With world-class ski resorts and destinations such as Aspen in Colorado and Whistler in British Columbia, you’ll find a wide range of stunning backdrops amid which to enjoy an array of winter sports.
Head to the west coast, where you’ll find a number of the world’s most popular ski destinations. Lake Tahoe, for instance – situated in the north eastern region of California – is home to 9 spectacular ski resorts, and receives 400 inches of snow each year – making it a guaranteed hot spot for winter sports. Oregon, another west-coast gem for skiing, boasts the Timberline resort – a locale offering summertime skiing, thanks to 20 feet of snow that falls each year.
Of course, the Rocky Mountain regions are among the most popular to snowboard in, with Colorado alone offering mountain peaks and 15 different ski resorts. With hot spots like Vail, Aspen, Telluride, Jackson Hole, and Breckenridge, the Rocky Mountains are a must for anyone who loves skiing or snowboarding.
Moving towards the north-eastern region of the US, winter sports enthusiasts will find many fantastic destination options such as Maine, New York, and New Hampshire. New Hampshire is a particularly popular ski and snowboard destination, with skiing declared as the state’s official sport. New Hampshire was also the first state in the country to open a ski school.
If you’re new to skiing or snowboarding, head to New Hampshire’s Polecat trail – renowned as one of the best runs in the east for those who are novice to either sport. However, if you’re experienced and looking for an adrenaline rush going down the slopes, head to the Avalanche run at Cannon. Often a challenge for even the most experienced skiers, Avalanche is sure to give you the rush you’re looking for.
Taking a ski trip with the entire family? Sign your kids up for ski and snowboard camps al across New Hampshire’s ski resorts – for example, Waterville Valley. Open to kids of all ages and ski experience, ski camps also enable parents to spend a bit of quality time together while their kids have fun learning about winter sports with other children.
No matter what type of American skiing holidays you’re interested in, you’re sure to find just what you’re looking for in US destinations such as New Hampshire. With variations in stunning backdrops and a wide array of resorts, New Hampshire has all it takes to offer you and your family a perfect ski holiday experience.
Adam Singleton writes for a digital marketing agency. This article has been commissioned by a client of said agency. This article is not designed to promote, but should be considered professional content.
