2008-09 Resort Top 10s: More Resort Rankings from SKI Magazine
2008-09 Resort Top 10s: More Resort Rankings from SKI Magazine
Besides snow, terrain, and all the basics of resort success, we're bringing you more of SKI Magazine's 2008-09 Top 10 rankings for resorts all over the country, for categories ranging from value and access to on-mountain food and lodging. These are the Other Top 10s.
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1. Aspen Mountain, Colo. (above): With more restaurants and bars than you could ever visit in a single vacation, know before you visit that your afternoons will be as action-packed as your days on the slopes.
2. Whistler/Blackcomb, B.C.
3. Killington, VT.
4. Heavenly, Calif.
5. Tremblant, Quebec
6. Vail, Colo.
7. Breckenridge, Colo.
8. Park City, Utah
9. Seven Springs, PA
10. Whiteface Mountain, NY
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