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Resorts
For the moment, just the top 200 resorts in the world. 1,000 more coming real soon …
Featured resorts
Deer Valley
The resort prides itself on pampering its guests, with valets to unload your skis, immaculately groomed…
La Plagne
La Plagne is an intermediate’s paradise, even if you don’t use the link to Les Arcs. And for experts,…
Saalbach-Hinterglemm
Last season, with a new six-pack on Bernkogel, Saalbach-Hinterglemm effectively completed its mission…
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Top Resort
Vail
We always enjoy skiing Vail; it’s a big mountain with a decent vertical, and Blue Sky Basin’s ‘adventure’ skiing is a key attraction. But it is far from being our favourite American mountain. In an American resort you expect the runs to be pretty much crowd-free – and in any resort you expect 20-minute lift queues to be a thing of the past. In these respects, Vail disappoints. When the budget runs to a swanky billet in Vail Village or the Lionshead area, we’re happy enough with the resort, too; it is a pleasant place to wander around. But we’re not enthusiastic about Vail Village’s pseudo-Tirolean style, and the rest of the huge resort lacks character. In the end, Vail can’t compete with more distinctively American resorts based on old mining towns.
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