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Our favorite ski towns. The best ski towns have to have accommodations, stores, restaurants, nightlife, pubs and character. A mountain which supports a diversity of skill levels and has great terrain, helps.
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Great terrain, great town, great time! It still has the charm of an old
Colorado mining town without the men in gruffy beards.
They love dogs here.
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Lots of shopping and very exclusive and unique stores. Fun town even if you don't ski. The shopping, restaurants and bars can keep one busy while the rest ski.
Aspen has the architecture of an old Colorado mining town turned upscale with 5th avenue and Rodeo Drive blended in.
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Its the Austrian ski village others try and emulate. Vail tries to emulate the character of the town but nothing beats authentic.
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This town is too cute not to be in the top ten list. It is the quintessential cute New England ski town. It's cute both day and night.
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Stay in Banff (great town) and ski in Lake Louise (better skiing than in Banff).
Banff is larger than most ski towns thus offering more of everything, more shopping, more restaurants and more resources in general.
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This resort is located in South Lake Tahoe which is located on the California-Nevada border. At night the casinos come alive.
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While the Sun Valley resort has a recognizable name, few are familiar with the town of Ketchum Idaho. Many of the rich and famous who park themselves for parts of the winter like it that way. A complete ski town and mountain resort with all the terrain to make any skier happy.
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