Fancy trying out a few ski resorts?

The beauty of the North American ski areas is that many ski resorts are very close to each other. So, if you are staying for 10 or 14 nights you may want to do a multi-centre trip staying at 2, 3 or even 4 different resorts.  Alternatively a popular option is to base yourself  in one resort but ski at a number of different ski areas easily accessible within a 45 minute drive. 'Area passes' are available in some areas, which cover up to 7 ski resorts, see below.  Take a look at the Lake Tahoe Area Map to see how close resorts can be.

The more adventurous you are, the more you will get from North American skiing. There are a range of multi-centre Ski Safaris that you can do and we have written quite detailed itineraries on the most popular ones, all based on having done them ourselves. Of course, we can tailor the itinerary to your requirements, and can offer you first hand advice on how to make the most of your time and budget.

Click here to view the itineraries of our most popular Ski Safaris. 

Area Passes available:

• Utah 3 resort Area Pass – 3 ski resorts within a 5-10 minute shuttle from accommodation. Deer Valley, Park City & The Canyons.

• Lake Tahoe 7 Resorts on the Area Pass – spaced between 20 and 45 mins drive from each other. Heavenly, Squaw Valley, Alpine Meadows, Northstar, Sierra-at-Tahoe, Kirkwood & Mount Rose.

• Vail Resorts 5 Resorts on the Colorado Pass – all resorts are a maximum of a 45 minute drive from each other. Breckenridge, Keystone, Vail, Beaver Creek & Keystone.

• Tri-Area ticket - 3 resorts on the area pass.  Banff, Sunshine & Lake Louise, with Kicking Horse also accessible for a day trip.