Many of the ski resorts in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, USA provide good options for intermediate level skiers. This is because the snow in Colorado is typically very dry and this makes concentrating on technique and perfecting parallel turns much easier. Intermediate skiers should be focused on improving technique and the snow consistency is an important consideration.
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Snowmass, Aspen, Colorado, USA Snowmass is significantly lower key than other Aspen resorts. Although it has terrain to delight all levels of skiers, most are designed for the intermediate skier. Snowmass is more family-friendly than other Aspen resorts. |
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Borovets, Bulgaria This is the intermediates heaven. The runs are groomed to perfection. At Borovets, the lift is free for those under 12 years of age. There are loads of activities après ski. |
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Krvavec, Slovenia Krvavec is a treasure for intermediate skiers. The wait lines are minimal and the trails are great. Although most runs are intermediate, there are trails to accommodate all levels of skiers. |
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Banff, Canada Skiing Banff is an absolutely unique experience. Driving through town, moose will walk across the street. It is quite a contrast to the five star amenities that await the skiers at the hotels. The trails are predominantly intermediate but there are others that will accommodate everyone. |
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Ischgl, Austria This is the absolute party resort of Austria. The skiing is great and mostly mid-level. Ischgl is the happening place après ski. Lionel Richie, Elton John, Sting, Rod Stewart and so many other major stars have performed at Ischgl. The skiing is awesome but so is the nightlife. |