Which is the best ski resort in the world

7 Springs in Champion PA. They have from beginner slopes to expert slopes. Snowboarding, skiing, snowtubing, hot tubs, fine dining, arcades, mini - golf. They have it all!!!

my family likes Aspen...great area and nice people

Farellones in Chile, it is great this time of the year!!!

Whistler and blackcomb in B.C. Canada.or St. Morittz in Switzerland l think.thats where the rich people go.

Whistler, BC..honestly the nicest place I've ever been!! l want to live there forever-its so beautiful and just a lot of fun.

Welch Village, MN. It is small, but good.

Also Keystone, CO

Solitude,Utah. The name says it all. There is hardly ever anyone there. We went on a saturday, and the place was totally dead. They had a ton of runs with waist, to neck deep powder. They also had a bunch of groomed runs. It is cheap too. Only $28 for a junior.

Totally depends. l saw a Worlds Best (travel channel) on ski resorts. #1 was Vail & #2 was Whistler-Blackcomb. But the show was on *resort* not mountain. l totally believe that if u ski for the mountain, not the resort, that Whistler-Blackcomb is truely the best in the world. The skiing is incredible.

But for me, any mountain with a race course will do. My home resort is a little bitty 400 feet vertical drop. My friends & l have a blast smashin' plastic. Our times on the course r never more than 28 seconds long. So really, it is all what u look for in a mountain. A fancy resort, tons of vertical & limitless runs, or a short little course & a couple of friends, to make the best ski resort in the world.

Lake Louise, Alberta. Cheaper than Whistler and better snow. Not that coastal cement.

Skibabe is right on.

It really depends on what u r looking for. My home resort is very small but l know it like the back of my hand & for me, it is the best ever. It has great groomers & some awesome black diamond terrain. We do not have the most but what we have is good.

For the all inclusive package, l love Whistler/Blackcomb. The mountains r amazing & they have all the terrain u could want & more. The locals r better than most pros & when l was there everyone seemed very friendly & had very little attitude. The Village itself is awesome. Great shops, bars, resturants, hotels & clubs. You can find just about anything you'd want there.

In the states Vail rates highly & there r a bunch of great resorts nearby.

l am from California so the resorts l know the best r there. l like Squaw for the epic mountain that it is. Northstar probably has the best family environment & their parks & grooming r great. Heavenly is HUGE & the views r some of the most beautiful anywhere. Kirkwood is a little smaller but has some of the most extreme terrain anywhere. And if u want something a little different & a little out of the way, there is this little place called Bear Valley that is my favorite.

Copper Mountain Resort. Copper Mountain, Colorado. Though its expensive. Website-- coppermtncondos.com

Call them if your interested! And in the winter reserve like 1 month in advance!

I've traveled the world and Utah is my favorite. Isolated mountains, best snow in the world, wide range of abilities, great places to go when not skiing.

Mt buller, Victoria, Australia

Check it out - http://mtbuller.com.au/

forget all them and come here. ABLAT backcountry nature.

Me and all my friends like to go to Bridger Bowl, in Bozeman, MT, but Big Sky Montana is also good

l personally like Snowbird in Utah the best. It has the best snow and the best difficult terrain. There is not really any easy skiing, but there is not really any nightlife either unless you go down to the valley.

If you are going to the resort for the skiing and do not care about the rest, Snowbird is the way to go (plus most people find plenty of nightlife in the pool :) )

Heavenly in Lake Tahoe. Great runs. Amazing view. You can go gambling after your day on the slopes.

breckenridge

'Best' is a judgement call. There is no one correct answer. Some people love Mammoth and some love Sierra - are they right and wrong? The answer is obvious.