The document provides details on the top 10 ski resorts for winter break, including Whistler Blackcomb in Canada, Kitzbühel in Austria, Alta in Utah, Champoluc in Italy, Vail in Colorado, Telluride in Colorado, Jackson Hole in Wyoming, Aspen in Colorado, Zermatt in Switzerland, and Mammoth in California. For each resort, key facts are given such as base elevation, summit elevation, number of trails, average snowfall, and percentages of terrain for different skill levels.

1. Top 10 Ski Resorts for Winter Break
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2. Whistler/Blackcomb Ski Resort, British Columbia, Canada
• The Whistler/Blackcomb ski resort, located in British Columbia, has 200 trails spanning 8,171
acres of skiable terrain which receive 400 inches of snowfall. Thirty-eight lifts provide full
access to heights of 7,494 feet. Twenty percent of the mountain is made up of bunny slopes,
fifty-five percent of the runs are for intermediate skiers while twenty-five percent are meant
for experienced skiers.
• Key Facts:
Skiable Acres: 8,171 acres
Base Elevation: 2,140 feet
Summit Elevation: 7,494 feet
Vertical: 5,354 feet
Average Snowfall: 400 inches
Number of Trails: 200
Longest Run: 36,960 feet
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes
Snowmaking: 7%
Lifts Total: 38 Photo credit: Nstadie
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3. Kitzbühel, Tyrol, Austria
• Kitzbühel, located in Austria, has 21 trails that get about 179
inches of snowfall. Forty-four percent of the mountain is made
up of bunny slopes, forty-three percent is for intermediate skiers
while thirteen percent is for experienced skiers only.
• Key Facts:
Base Elevation: 2,592 feet
Vertical: 3,970 feet
Average Snowfall: 179 inches
Number of Trails: 21
Longest Run: 22,176 feet
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes Photo credit: Jean and Nathalie
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4. Alta, Utah, USA
• Located in Utah, Alta Ski Area has 50 trails spanning 2,200 acres of skiable terrain.
Alta, which gets about 500 inches of snowfall, has eleven lifts which provide access
to heights of 10,550 feet. About one quarter of the mountain is made up of bunny
slopes, forty percent is for intermediate skiers while about thirty-five percent of
the mountain’s trails are for more experienced skiers.
• Key Facts:
Skiable Acres: 2,200 acres
Base Elevation: 8,530 feet
Summit Elevation: 10,550 feet
Vertical: 2,020 feet
Average Snowfall: 500 inches
Number of Trails: 50
Longest Run: 16,800 feet
Snowboarding Allowed: No
Snowmaking: 2% Photo credit: Sumanch
Lifts Total: 11
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5. Champoluc , Valle D'Aosta, Italy
• Champoluc, located in Italy, has 29 trails that reach heights of
11,647 feet. About fifty-two percent of the mountain is for
intermediate skiers while forty-eight percent of the runs are
for more experienced skiers.
• Key Facts:
Base Elevation: 5,381 feet
Summit Elevation: 11,647 feet
Vertical: 6,266 feet
Number of Trails: 29
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes Photo credit: Seaan
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6. Vail Ski Resort in Colorado, USA
• Located in Colorado, Vail Ski Resort has 193 trails spanning 5,289 acres of
skiable terrain, complemented by 348 inches of snowfall. The resort’s
thirty-one lifts provide full access to heights of 11,570 feet. About
eighteen percent of the mountain is made up of bunny slopes, twenty-
nine percent of the runs are made for intermediate skiers while more than
fifty percent is for expert skiers.
• Key Facts:
Skiable Acres: 5,289 acres
Base Elevation: 8,120 feet
Summit Elevation: 11,570 feet
Vertical: 3,450 feet
Average Snowfall: 348 inches
Number of Trails: 193
Longest Run: 15,840 feet Photo credit: Dbenbenn
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes
Snowmaking: 33%
Lifts Total: 31
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7. Telluride Ski Resort, Colorado, USA
• Located in Colorado, Telluride has 115 trails spanning 2,000 acres of skiable
terrain. The resort, which gets about 309 inches of snowfall, has eighteen lifts that
provide access to heights of 12,255 feet. About a quarter of the mountain is made
up of bunny slopes, thirty-eight percent of the runs are for intermediate skiers
while about thirty-eight percent of the runs are for experienced skiers.
• Key Facts:
Skiable Acres: 2,000 acres
Base Elevation: 8,750 feet
Summit Elevation: 12,255 feet
Vertical: 3,505 feet
Average Snowfall: 309 inches
Number of Trails: 115
Longest Run: 24,288 feet
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes
Snowmaking: 15%
Lifts Total: 18 Photo credit: Ken Kinder
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8. Jackson Hole, Wyoming, USA
• Jackson Hole, located in Wyoming, has 116 trails spanning 2,500 acres of skiable terrain.
Jackson Hole receives about 459 inches of snowfall and its twelve ski lifts provide full
access to heights of 10,450 feet. Ten percent of the mountain is made up of bunny
slopes, forty-percent of the runs are for intermediate skiers while about forty percent is
for more experienced skiers.
• Key Facts:
Skiable Acres: 2,500 acres
Base Elevation: 6,311 feet
Summit Elevation: 10,450 feet
Vertical: 4,139 feet
Average Snowfall: 459 inches
Number of Trails: 116
Longest Run: 38,000 feet
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes
Snowmaking: 8%
Lifts Total: 12
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9. Aspen, Colorado, USA
• Aspen, located in Colorado, has 125 trails spanning 1,028 acres of skiable terrain.
The ski spot sees an average of 300 inches of snowfall. Five lifts provide access to
heights of 11,675 feet. About eighteen percent of the mountain is made of bunny
slopes, thirty percent of the runs are for intermediate skiers while more than half
of the runs are for advanced and expert skiers.
• Key Facts:
Skiable Acres: 1,028 acres
Base Elevation: 8,040 feet
Summit Elevation: 11,675 feet
Vertical: 3,635 feet
Average Snowfall: 300 inches
Number of Trails: 125
Longest Run: 18,480 feet
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes
Snowmaking: 14%
Lifts Total: 5 Photo credit: Chassig
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10. Zermatt, Valais, Switzerland
• Zermatt, located in Switzerland, has 121 trails spanning an expansive
terrain. The spot, which receives about 300 inches of snowfall, includes
twenty-five lifts that provide access to heights of 12,795 feet. About
twenty-two percent of the mountain is made up of bunny slopes, sixty
percent of the runs are for intermediate skiers while about eighteen
percent of the mountain’s runs are for advanced and expert skiers.
• Key Facts:
Base Elevation: 5,315 feet
Summit Elevation: 12,795 feet
Vertical: 7,480 feet
Average Snowfall: 300 inches
Number of Trails: 121
Longest Run: 55,968 feet
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes
Lifts Total: 25 Photo credit: Cable 1
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11. Mammoth, California, USA
• Located in California, Mammoth has 150 trails spanning 3,500 acres of
skiable terrain, complemented by 400 inches of snowfall. The resort’s
twenty-eight lifts provide full access to heights of 11,053 feet.
• Key Facts:
Skiable Acres: 3,500 acres
Base Elevation: 7,953 feet
Summit Elevation: 11,053 feet
Vertical: 3,100 feet
Average Snowfall: 400 inches
Number of Trails: 150
Longest Run: 15,840 feet
Snowboarding Allowed: Yes
Snowmaking: 33% Photo credit: Geographer
Lifts Total: 28 For more information visit: FindTheBest.com

12. Compare the Top 10 Ski Resorts
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