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A starting point for your next ski or snowboard trip, from Colorado and Montana to the Canadian Rockies. Explore the destinations, then check the latest details directly with each resort.
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Every trip has a different rhythm. Use these destination cards to begin your research, then match the terrain, travel, and budget to your crew. This is inspiration for planning, not a schedule of organized thaDSC trips.
ColoradoBreckenridge
Five peaks and a mountain town at the heart of the trip. Start with the resort’s trail maps to find the terrain that fits your group.
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MontanaBig Sky
Lone Peak sets the scene for a Montana mountain trip. Explore the resort’s mountain information, lessons, and current conditions before making your plan.
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British ColumbiaWhistler Blackcomb
Two mountains give a trip plenty of possibilities. Check the mountain maps and lift status to help the crew choose a meeting point and a day’s route.
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WyomingJackson Hole
A destination for big mountain scenery and memorable riding. Use the resort’s terrain information and instruction options to plan within your experience.
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ColoradoAspen Snowmass
Four mountains offer different ways to shape a ski or snowboard trip. Compare the mountain guides before choosing where your crew will spend its time.
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AlbertaLake Louise
A Canadian Rockies destination with mountain views as part of the day. Check the official trail maps, conditions, and travel information as you plan.
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California / NevadaHeavenly
A Lake Tahoe mountain trip that crosses a state line. Review the resort maps and lift connections when planning where to start and finish.
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A look back at the sessions that became part of our story.