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Key facts
| Resort | 315 m |
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| Slopes | 315-1110 m |
| Lifts | 8 |
| Pistes | 1000 acres |
| Price index | 155 |
Smugglers’ NotchUSA
The upside
- Excellent children’s facilities
- Lots of slope-side accommodation
- Varied terrain for all abilities
- No queues
- Great for beginners, with excellent ski school
The downside
- Family orientation may be too much for some child-free visitors
- Highly changeable weather, and can be very cold
- Limited local slopes
- No proper mountain restaurants
- Slow chairlifts
- Only condo accommodation
- Little après-ski atmosphere
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Went Dec 16-23 2007 with husband, 2 kids, and non-skiing…
Wendy A 5 Apr 2008
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Summary
Smuggs hits the family target squarely, with a constant round of early-evening activities, sympathetic instructors, comprehensive childcare, a generally child-friendly layout and some long, quiet, easy runs. Those not afflicted with children may find the resort a bit overpowering. But Smuggs has satisfying and varied slopes spread across three woody mountains, including an ever-increasing number of new glades. And the base ‘village’ is about the nearest thing you’ll find in the US to a French-style purpose-built resort, with lots of comfortable condos.
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Gallery
Key facts
| Resort | 315 m |
|---|---|
| Slopes | 315-1110 m |
| Lifts | 8 |
| Pistes | 1000 acres |
| Price index | 155 |