Here’s why you should try snowboarding during your next ski trip.

It Will Help You Break the Routine

Skiing is fun, but when you’re doing it year after year, you can sometimes feel like you would use a break. Snowboarding can provide you with that while still allowing you to enjoy the slopes.

It Will Give You a Sense of Accomplishment

Remember how good it felt when you made your first successful ski run? Well, your first snowboard run will feel just as good, if not better. Since it is usually considered the harder of the two, snowboarding might give you an even greater sense of accomplishment.

It Will Open New Ways of Having Fun on the Snow

Snowboarding will allow you to discover new ways to have fun on the snow. You will be able to do jumps and learn new tricks all the time. Snowboarding never gets boring, no matter how long you spend on the slopes.

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Park City Mountain Resort, Utah

One of Utah’s largest claims to fame is Park City Mountain Resort. This truly incredible ski resort is somewhat of a paradise due to its sheer quantity and variety of trails. Known to be the largest ski resort in America, this place is a must-see for all those with a passion for skiing or snowboarding.

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Telluride Ski Resort, Colorado

The Rocky Mountain State is known for a lot of things, and one of them is its incredible ski resorts. Telluride Ski Resort is just one of many, but many believe it to be the best, and one of the best in the country. They offer gargantuan slopes for seasoned professionals as well as smaller hills for beginners.

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Mount Hood Meadows, Oregon

Although Oregon isn’t as popular as a state like Colorado, its ski resort Mount Hood Meadows is one of the most coveted destinations for ski lovers around the world. With mountains over 2,777 feet tall expanding over 2,150 acres of beautiful snow, it’s simply heaven on earth for them.

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Let’s take a look at 4 of the most extreme skiing and snowboarding locations for you to enjoy this winter.

Big Sky (Montana, U.S.A)

The clue is in the name with this one. At Big Sky, you can snowboard down the mountain from the highest peak with the wind in your hair and the sky open before you.

Kirkwood (California, U.S.A)

With an average annual snowfall of 40ft, the high altitude open chutes, bowls and steep runs of this horseshoe-shaped ridgeline make for thrilling snowboarding. This is a relatively small resort and can serve as a welcome break from the hubbub of some of the bigger resorts.

Livigno (Italy)

Livigno is a popular resort, because it combines wide-open slopes with a low-price party atmosphere. The food and drink is duty-free, and the high altitude makes for a clear and refreshing break.

Mayrhofen (Austria)

Known as one of the best snow parks in Europe, you have access to 312 miles of trails and 160 lifts. Navigate the labyrinth of towns and villages as you adventure through the beautiful landscape.

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But there are other types of winter oases in other parts of the world that have being overlooked as winter destinations for far too long. In particular, we bet that you would be surprised to learn that you can also ski in Israel, Iran and even in Morocco! 

Although only a few people would consider going to one of these countries with winter sports in mind, if you do find yourself there, you might as well give their quite well-maintained ski resorts a chance.   

In the Middle East, you will find attractive ski slopes, modern vertical transport, excellent accommodation offers and good prices for it all.

Of course, skiing or not, in the Middle East you will be greeted like a king and fed as one too. So, whether your main reason for going to Morocco is skiing, history or food, you won’t be disappointed at all – you might get even get more than you bargained for! 

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Here’s why you should try snowboarding during your next ski trip.

It Will Help You Break the Routine

Skiing is fun, but when you’re doing it year after year, you can sometimes feel like you would use a break. Snowboarding can provide you with that while still allowing you to enjoy the slopes.

It Will Give You a Sense of Accomplishment

Remember how good it felt when you made your first successful ski run? Well, your first snowboard run will feel just as good, if not better. Since it is usually considered the harder of the two, snowboarding might give you an even greater sense of accomplishment.

It Will Open New Ways of Having Fun on the Snow

Snowboarding will allow you to discover new ways to have fun on the snow. You will be able to do jumps and learn new tricks all the time. Snowboarding never gets boring, no matter how long you spend on the slopes.

The post Top 3 Reasons to Try Snowboarding During Your Next Ski Trip appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

Park City Mountain Resort, Utah

One of Utah’s largest claims to fame is Park City Mountain Resort. This truly incredible ski resort is somewhat of a paradise due to its sheer quantity and variety of trails. Known to be the largest ski resort in America, this place is a must-see for all those with a passion for skiing or snowboarding.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by ROMI (@romievelyn)

Telluride Ski Resort, Colorado

The Rocky Mountain State is known for a lot of things, and one of them is its incredible ski resorts. Telluride Ski Resort is just one of many, but many believe it to be the best, and one of the best in the country. They offer gargantuan slopes for seasoned professionals as well as smaller hills for beginners.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Bree & Tim (@bigtandvitaminbree)

Mount Hood Meadows, Oregon

Although Oregon isn’t as popular as a state like Colorado, its ski resort Mount Hood Meadows is one of the most coveted destinations for ski lovers around the world. With mountains over 2,777 feet tall expanding over 2,150 acres of beautiful snow, it’s simply heaven on earth for them.

View this post on Instagram

A post shared by Alexander Ohmes (@alexander_ohmes)

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Let’s take a look at 4 of the most extreme skiing and snowboarding locations for you to enjoy this winter.

Big Sky (Montana, U.S.A)

The clue is in the name with this one. At Big Sky, you can snowboard down the mountain from the highest peak with the wind in your hair and the sky open before you.

Kirkwood (California, U.S.A)

With an average annual snowfall of 40ft, the high altitude open chutes, bowls and steep runs of this horseshoe-shaped ridgeline make for thrilling snowboarding. This is a relatively small resort and can serve as a welcome break from the hubbub of some of the bigger resorts.

Livigno (Italy)

Livigno is a popular resort, because it combines wide-open slopes with a low-price party atmosphere. The food and drink is duty-free, and the high altitude makes for a clear and refreshing break.

Mayrhofen (Austria)

Known as one of the best snow parks in Europe, you have access to 312 miles of trails and 160 lifts. Navigate the labyrinth of towns and villages as you adventure through the beautiful landscape.

The post Extreme Snowboarding Locations appeared first on Traveler Dreams.

But there are other types of winter oases in other parts of the world that have being overlooked as winter destinations for far too long. In particular, we bet that you would be surprised to learn that you can also ski in Israel, Iran and even in Morocco! 

Although only a few people would consider going to one of these countries with winter sports in mind, if you do find yourself there, you might as well give their quite well-maintained ski resorts a chance.   

In the Middle East, you will find attractive ski slopes, modern vertical transport, excellent accommodation offers and good prices for it all.

Of course, skiing or not, in the Middle East you will be greeted like a king and fed as one too. So, whether your main reason for going to Morocco is skiing, history or food, you won’t be disappointed at all – you might get even get more than you bargained for! 

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