Located in western Wyoming, 10 miles from Pinedale, 76 miles south of Jackson Hole and 99 miles north of Rock Springs, White Pine Ski Resort brings downhill skiing and snowboarding with many challenging runs.

White Pine Ski Area offers something for everyone. Downhill skiers and snowboarders will enjoy short lift lines and uncrowded slopes. The lift ride up the mountain has beautiful views of the Continental Divide, Wind River Mountains and 11-mile long Fremont Lake. Cross-country and nordic skiers will find miles of trails right from the Base Lodge. Don't ski? That's ok! Come on up and have lunch at the White Pine Grill and enjoy the view of the skiers and lifts from our fabulous decks!

White Pine’s 12,000 square foot, three-level base lodge is open to the public. The handsome log post and beam building features the White Pine Grill, where families can enjoy fabulous food and drink. Ticket sales, restrooms, and the Ski School are also located in the White Pine Lodge. Reception and meeting facilities are in the lodge. On those blue bird days, You are invited to enjoy lunch on our slope-side redwood decks overlooking the ski lifts and runs. White Pine’s winter season is typically from Thanksgiving until mid-April. Summer events include mountain biking, horseback riding, backcountry fishing trips and llama trips.

Two state of the art triple chair lifts provide access to over 25 trails featuring an exciting variety of slopes from novice to advanced skiers and riders. The "Great Spirit" lift rises to the summit of Fortification Mountain with an elevation of 9,500 feet where you will find spectacular views of the Continental Divide of the Wind River Mountains, the Bridger Wilderness, Fremont Lake, as well as the Wyoming Range, the Gros Ventre Mountains, Teton Peaks, and the Uinta Range of Utah. Little Spirit provides endless fun for the little folk and those just starting out.

Cross-country ski trail difficulty is approximately 25% beginner, 45% intermediate, and 30% advanced. Vertical drop is 1,100 feet. The highest elevation is 9,500 feet and the lowest is 8,400 feet. Most slopes are less than 30 degrees with no avalanche danger. The last few years have brought more black diamond trails, improvements to existing trails, and "Competition" free-style aerial jump hill. Nordic skiers will enjoy more than 35K of cross-country ski trails accessed from the parking lot near the lodge. 30K kilometers are groomed for classic and skating lanes, as well as access to backcountry skiing.

Downhill and Nordic skis and snowboard rentals are available at the White Pine Ski & Sports located in Level I of the White Pine Day Lodge. Lift tickets and season ski passes can be purchased on the ski hill at the White Pine Day Lodge. Skiing and snowboarding lessons are available from the Ski School at White Pine.

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In 1970, the late great Hunter S. Thompson ran for sheriff of Pitkin County, Colorado, where Aspen was just starting to blow up. Thompson ran on a platform of tearing up all the pavement in town, legalizing drugs, and re-naming the community "Fat City" to deter real estate hype and close-minded visitors. Nearly 50 years later, hype rules and ski towns have paid the price. Thompson spent his later years in a drug-addled haze of gin and despair, in no small part driven by the pain of watching what had been the coolest mountain town in America turn into a place owned by Saudi Sheiks, twats in leather pants, and other glitterati who didn't ski. After Aspen, every other great American ski town has followed suit. ........... Rest of Story

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Cody Wyo. — Nestled in the high mountains outside Yellowstone National Park sits one of the region's best kept secrets.
But if you're looking for gondola rides and $90 ski passes, the Sleeping Giant Ski Area probably isn't for you.
On a recent day, after a light snowfall, only a dozen cars sit in the parking lot at the base of the mountain. High above, the muffled drone of the lifts plays across the snow as the day's first skiers are carried up the slope.With 900 vertical feet, two lifts and 184 skiable acres, Sleeping Giant may not be the biggest destination. Yet it offers a variety of terrain and the chance to lay fresh tracks on the edge of the wilderness.“We have something for everyone, from beginning groomers to expert glades,” says Gen Armstrong, the mountain's service manager, who's punching tickets in the lodge.............................rest of article

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BOZEMAN MONTANA • "Bozeman is the perfect mix of ski town and skitropolis; it's more affordable than Jackson Hole, less crowded than Salt Lake City and more of a real town that Whistler."Thus begins Powder magazine's glowing review in of Bozeman in its November cover story on the "Top 20 places to live to ski."
Bozeman, which "lays claim to three blue-ribbon trout waters" and three "distinctly different" ski resorts, ranked No. 1 on this year's list, giving credence to something ski bums across the valley have believed all along."Obviously there's no argument here," said Doug Wales, marketing director at Bridger Bowl. "We all know why ....................rest of story

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TETON VILLAGE, WY • Home to the country's most pristine winter playground, Jackson Hole offers a novel one-stop destination for seasonal adventure. No where else will vacationers experience activities such as a sleigh ride through North America's largest Elk Refuge featuring up to 7,000 elk, snowmobiling through the trails of Yellowstone National Park to view the rare and magnificent geysers or a Wildlife Safari Tour offering an exclusive view of animals in their natural winter habitats. Jackson Hole also is home to one of the world's most celebrated skiing destinations, offering boundless trails where skiers of all levels will enjoy the area's unspoiled wilderness. Advance skiers will thrive with the off-piste skiing off the backside of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and may also book Helicopter skiing packages in the backcountry. New this year to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is Wyoming's first Stash Park, an organic terrain park for snowboarders created from native rock, dirt and wood and featuring 20 unique carvings made from natural elements...........Read more:

Big Sky shines in national ski magazines

BIG SKY, MONTANA • Big Sky Resort is celebrating this week after being highlighted in numerous national ski publications, including an image of Lone Peak appearing on the cover of Ski magazine. Ski magazine, a Bonnier publication with a national circulation of 450,000, released its fall special issue resort guide with a photo of "perfect corduroy" beneath Big Sky's "rugged" Lone Peak. (See photo, left.) The image was taken during the 2009/2010 ski season by Public Relations Manager Chad Jones. "Big Sky's Lone Peak really stands out from other ski resort landscapes," says Jones. "It's the towering, singular mountain that really makes Big Sky who we are. I'm always looking for a way to get that iconic image out there, and was thrilled when Ski's editors decided to feature it on the magazine's cover this fall."
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JACKSON HOLE WY • Jackson Hole has earned a reputation for being the absolute best mountain in the United States for the skier or snowboarder that is looking for a variety of challenging terrain. Nestled in western Wyoming near Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, Jackson Hole's out-of-the-way location makes for a pilgrimage for those adventurous snow riders. Of the various peaks, bowls, and trails one can choose to descend at Jackson Hole, none is more fun than the Rendezvous Bowl.......................................The Rendezvous Bowl is accessed by riding Jackson Hole's famous aerial tram, which will have long lines and a packed cabin after the mountain has been graced by a snow storm. The tram's cabin will be standing room only, electricity in the air as you and the approximately hundred other passengers make your way up the mountain. In the ten minutes it takes to ascend to the unloading port, you've risen over 4,000 vertical feet*. Standing at the summit of the mountain with a full view of the Tetons is spectacular, and it only gets better as an exhilarating ride awaits you below................................rest of story

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Kelly Canyon offers a snowboard park that is well lit and does not allow skiers in the area. Night skiing is allowed five nights a week. Ski discounts to military personnel and college students.

Getting There

Kelly Canyon is located northwest of Idaho Falls, off Highway 26.
From Idaho Falls, take Hwy 26 to the Wyoming border and then head towards Jackson Hole, WY, follow directional signs to Kelly Canyon Ski Hill.

The 1998/1999 season marked Pebble Creek Ski Area's 50th Anniversary. Pebble Creek is a vertical playground that attracts extreme skiers/boarders, but also offers plenty of variety for all skill levels. Located just south of Pocatello, Pebble Creek plays host to 1,100 permitted acres, 45 runs, an abundance of annual snowfall and virtually non-existent lift lines, which provide enough playful terrain for beginners or those demanding an honest challenge. snowboards and Saturday night lessons.

Getting There

Pebble Creek is located 15 miles from Pocatello via I-15 south to the Inkom exit, then 5 miles to the resort.

Big Sky Resort lies nestled in the heart of the Rocky Mountains underneath majestic Lone Peak. In 1995/96, they added the Lone Peak Tram to better facilitate visitors for years to come. Surrounded by the Yellowstone Ecosystem, there is nothing small about the area. The wonders of the area are best enjoyed from the rustic luxury the resort provides. Big Sky Resort has some of the best snow on earth to ski on. Big Sky was rated #8 in North America in Skiing Magazine's 2002 top spots.

Getting There

Big Sky is located in southwestern Montana, 43 miles south of Bozeman via Highway 191 and about an hour north of Island Park Idaho Via Highway 20 then north on Highway 191from West Yellowstone Montana. Big Sky Resort is nearest to the Gallatin Field Airport in Bozeman, Montana. This airport is approximately 45 miles N of Big Sky. Should you choose to drive to Big Sky, the resort is approximately 40 miles S of I-90. The turnoff is just W of Bozeman, through the beautiful Gallatin Canyon. From the south, Big Sky is 47 miles N of West Yellowstone on US Hwy 191.