Serious hikers and skiers know Grindelwald, the largest town in the Jungfrau region of Switzerland, well.
Get your winter fix in Lake Geneva
January 25, 2012 by
No matter what the weather there is always snow for a national snow sculpting championship and resort skiing in Lake Geneva
Flagstaff Arizona – A winter wonderland
December 7, 2011 by
In the winter, Flagstaff, Arizona at an elevation of 6,910 feet, can often have snow. In the mountains there are areas set aside for snow play, for Nordic skiing and for downhill skiing. The historic town square becomes a beautiful snowy setting for shopping and dining.
Head for the mountains – Pagosa Springs, Colorado
September 30, 2011 by
Only an hour from the Durango, CO airport or a four hour drive from Albuquerque, NM, you’ll find a scenic mountain getaway with a unique natural phenomenon – geothermal springs. Pagosa Springs is one of those friendly mountain towns that attracts vacationers, many of whom ultimately become part-time or full-time residents. Pagosa Springs is small enough to retain the natural beauty and charm of a mountain village yet large enough to have some very nice spas and hotels.
Spring skiing in “the Bush” – Sugarbush, VT
March 9, 2011 by
Soon, the sap will run in the sugarbushes across Vermont. Right now, skiers are running to Sugarbush Mountain in Warren, Vermont for some of the best spring skiing anywhere. Most slopes face north so the base holds on longer. At the same time, the pubs and eateries are serving delicious food and drink on sun-soaked patios. Sugarbush has slopes for all skills, as well as apres-ski activities to please the whole family.
