Ski Resorts by Country

America's biggest skiing. Rockies altitude, deep terrain, the country that built modern resorts.

235 resorts

BC powder and Alberta peaks, with French-Canadian charm in the east.

33 resorts

High Andes terrain spanning thousands of acres, summer snow, and volcanic backdrops

7 resorts

High-altitude Andean and Patagonian terrain with long seasons and consistent cold powder

7 resorts

The world's largest interconnected ski areas. Long traverses, big-mountain feel, the Alps as you imagined them.

29 resorts

Tirol après scene, deep ski culture, lift networks that move skiers like nowhere else.

27 resorts

Glacier skiing under the Matterhorn. Mountain trains, car-free villages, the most efficient lift system in skiing.

25 resorts

Dolomites scenery and long lunches. Skiing as a vacation, not an athletic feat.

25 resorts

Reliable Nordic snow, deep forests, and wide-open plateau terrain across connected valleys

8 resorts

High-altitude Nordic skiing with long seasons, Northern Lights, and accessible terrain for families

7 resorts

Long winters, reliable cold snow, and Northern Lights above quiet Finnish fells

7 resorts

High-altitude Bavarian and Alpine skiing with glacier access and dramatic mountain views

6 resorts

Mediterranean views and Pyrenees snow in Spain's southern alpine region

6 resorts

Scottish Highland skiing with steep terrain, variable snow, and dramatic mountain scenery

3 resorts

High-altitude Krkonoše pistes and FIS-grade jumps draw Central European skiers year-round

3 resorts

High-altitude Carpathian skiing near Bucharest, affordable and accessible for learners

3 resorts

Affordable Balkan skiing with abundant sunshine and gentle terrain across ancient mountain ranges

3 resorts

High-altitude Pyrenees terrain with reliable snow and affordable lift tickets across linked sectors

3 resorts

High Tatras terrain meets family learning zones on Slovakia's biggest ski slopes

2 resorts

Sunny Balkan peaks with modern lifts and value that beats Western Alpine prices

1 resort

The deepest, lightest powder on earth. Late-season tree skiing and onsen evenings.

11 resorts

High-altitude Gangwon Province slopes with reliable snow and Olympic-legacy terrain parks

4 resorts

High-altitude Olympic terrain with purpose-built halfpipes and slopestyle courses near Beijing

2 resorts

High-altitude Himalayan skiing with deep powder and beginner-friendly terrain in rare Indian alpine conditions

2 resorts

High-altitude Turkish skiing with dry snow and easy access from Istanbul

2 resorts

High Caucasus peaks with deep snow and vast off-piste terrain for affordable backcountry access

1 resort

High-altitude Tien Shan terrain with long seasons and dramatic Central Asian views

1 resort

Ski the Mediterranean snow belt where morning runs meet afternoon sea swims

1 resort

High-altitude Australian skiing in the Snowy Mountains with long runs and reliable seasonal snow

5 resorts

Southern hemisphere terrain under Southern Alps, from lake valleys to jagged peaks

5 resorts