A skiing trip can be challenging for a lot of people.If one is planning to make the most out of a ski resort (or town) visit, then there should be several considerations.These could range from the most basic like accommodations and enchanting views to more specialized ones like snow cover texture and terrain features that fit with the tourist’s skill level.
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Depending on one’s dream ski vacation, the world offers a multitude of excellent and beautiful skiing spots. From a variety of snow slopes, drops, and ridges to required champagne powder cover, cornice, and crud, some of the best ski resorts may provide wonderful spots that satisfy both the technical demands of a professional skier or leisurely luxurious sceneries for the occasional tourist.
Here are some of the best ski destinations one should visit at least once in his or her life:
Zermatt, Switzerland
There shouldn’t be any doubt at all that a number of the best ski spots are located in Switzerland. Zermatt gives tourists the best experience with its interconnected ski zones providing one with terrain features perfect for a variety of skill sets: from that relaxed cruiser run to carve turns to cliff-hucks on steep drops. The old-world scenery is just too breathtaking to describe.
Taos, New Mexico
The ski town in New Mexico is a stunner both visually and conceptually. It resembles a unique artist’s colony in many respects, while the base with its Swiss-style cottages brims with old-world atmosphere. The terrain is good for different ski runs and the cover features the finest powder.
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Chamonix, France
The town hosted the first Winter Olympics in 1924. It is an attractive spot for advanced skiers, with the many challenging slopes and drops. Nevertheless, it provides enough space for a cruise or a basic run.
Peter Howe is the owner of law firm Peter Howe & Associates in Chicago and Michigan. After returning to Michigan, he also established Howe Homes, LLC, and Howe Office Administration, Inc. Outside of work, Peter enjoys traveling, reading, boating, skiing, and sports like football and baseball. For updates on his work and interests, visit this Facebook page.
