Rocky Mountain Getaways

Packages Great Ski Vacations at Affordable Prices

Rocky Mountain Getaways are professional travel experts specializing in customized winter vacations that put you in the heart of the Rockies and many dream-worthy ski and snowboard spots throughout the North American West and Canada. Their knowledgeable team stays up-to-date on the prime local ski destinations and will consult with you to ensure your winter getaway lands you on the perfect mountain for your family or group. Want a ski vacation that’s stress-free? Let these pros plan all the details. Take a moment and discover the broad array of destinations Rocky Mountain Getaways can transport you to this season!

 

Banff, Alberta Canada

Ski the Big 3 Mountains in Alberta, Canada: Banff Sunshine Resort, Lake Louise, and Mt. Norquay are all champions of the north when it comes to conditions and variety, boasting some of the most impressive ski terrain on the continent. Get a guided tour or just go sightseeing on one of the gondolas; either way, the views are incredible up here.

 

Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia

Whistler Blackcomb is famous for its record snowfalls, back-country access, and being one of the world’s largest combined ski resorts. And it’s sheer beauty is historically revered. Aside from all of the incredible skiing and snowboarding you’ll get to experience on these slopes and steeps, top activities include Heli-Skiing, Ziptrek tours, snowshoeing, sleigh riding and fun at the snow tube park. No one gets bored on a trip to Whistler Blackcomb, so do a headcount and book your group today!

 

Big Sky, Montana 

Big Sky Resort offers some of the “biggest skiing in North America.” With over 5,000 acres of skiing terrain, this resort gives and gives. Fifty million dollars in improvements have literally turned Big Sky into Huge Sky. And in Montana, you know the sky is endless. And so is the fun you’ll have at this resort. Try out the snowshoeing and back country tours too.

 

Kirkwood, California

Want something a little more secluded, but still in the fabulous Lake Tahoe area? Boom! You’ve found it with Kirkwood. Serving up some of the deepest and driest snow in North America, this is one resort that always delivers. Plan a ski or snowboard lesson for yourself or the kids, or maybe take a snowshoe tour into deep woods. This mountain has it all, including sumptuous dining and cozy lodging, right on the mountain.

 

Crested Butte, Colorado

There’s a long list of activities offered at Crested Butte, so only the boring get bored out here. Obviously, skiing and snowboarding are the number one activity, but that’s just the jumping on point. The nightlife, shopping, arts, fine dining and mountain culture will fill up every minute you’re off the slopes. With a base elevation of 9,375 feet and 1,547 skiable acres, you’ll have a true Rocky Mountain high as you cruise your way through endless snow. Sleigh rides, free guided ski tours, snow biking, and zip line tours are among the many adventures to take on when you head to Crested Butte.

 

Park City, Utah

Fifty million dollars’ worth of improvements have delivered Park City Resort to an even greater status than it had already achieved. Out here, there’s over 7,000 acres to ski or ride, and with local distilleries, pubs, and diverse dining experiences, the après scene in Park City is truly unbeatable. Take the town lift and head to Main Street, stroll along and discover it all. One last thing to get you there: the Alpine Coaster and Flying Eagle zip line tour. Now that you know, what’s keeping you from going?

 

Sun Valley, Idaho

Sun Valley Resort was founded in the mid-1930’s by two winter sports-loving Austrians with a bright idea. 2,154 acres of skiable terrain, a 3-mile long run, heli-skiing to the back country, and a reputation that spans the decades have all placed Sun Valley on many a skier’s bucket list. With fun off-slope activities like ice-skating, sleigh rides and snowshoeing, there’s something for every member of your family to enjoy at this esteemed Idaho legend.

 

Taos, New Mexico

If 1,294 acres of skiable terrain at Taos aren’t enough for you, there are plenty more perks to make things perfect. Take the Kachina Peak chairlift and access 150 acres of advanced terrain – so much that thrill-seeking skiers and riders salivate. Prefer to hike to your drop point? Hop off of Chair #2 and head for the West Basin – this is the steepest terrain in Taos. And don’t worry if you’re not there yet, Taos offers many easy access runs for those just developing a taste for powder. When you’re all done skiing for the day, hit up the Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Resort and Spa to wind down. Then get up the next morning and start it all over again! That’s Taos!

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