Where should I ski?

Question

I'm an advanced skier and can tackle most things and am going away with an intermediate. I'd like to be challenged, but also want a good ski school that will be able to guide me and improve my skills. I'm not looking for apres-ski and just want somewhere that's good value for money. I'd be grateful of anyone who could push me in the right direction.

Answer 1

France, Alpe d'huez

Answer 2

beaver creek colorado!!

Answer 3

Snowbird (Little cotton wood canyon) is chalenging for intermed. and fun for advanced. ALSO Big cottonwood canyon (Park City, The Canyons, Deer Valley-altho Deer grooms ALLOT) are also good for mixed group but challenging mixed group.

Answer 4

Hodgie,

It really depends on where in the country you want to go......or out of the country. If you are up for great skiing I would recommend Squaw Valley in Lake Tahoe they have some of the best terrain for all ability levels. If you are searching for a bigger mountain in the US go with either Mammoth Mountain or Big Sky Montana. Both of these mountains are what I would consider epic ski mountains. They have great terrain, great food and you will have an awesome time. Now if you are up for a bit of out of country skiing check out Whistler/Blackcomb and Fernie both in British Columbia. Everyone has heard of Whistler and I will admit it is an amazing mountain but if you want to go somewhere that is still small and unknown go to Fernie it is a great resort(much like Jackson Hole was).

Check them out!!!!

Sierra Crew