Going skiing or snowboarding is extremely fun. However, the fun doesn’t have to stop when the sun goes down for the day. Some ski resorts have incredible villages at the base of their mountains which are filled with great places to stay, eat, drink, and have fun with your friends. Here is a list of 3 ski resorts that have incredible villages.

Tremblant

Mountain Tremblant is located in the Canadian province of Quebec. This mountain is a great place to ski and snowboard and has beautiful trails and great terrain parks. However, it also has one of the most beautiful and quaint ski villages that can be found on earth. All of the main buildings in the ski village has colorful roofs which make the village look like a picturesque winter setting that you might find in a snow globe. There are also bars, art galleries, restaurants, tubing runs, shopping centers, bowling alleys, and even an aquatic center for swimming. It is truly an amazing place to hang out when you are done skiing.

Aspen

In addition to having some of the most beautiful ski mountains on the planet, Aspen Colorado is also an incredibly breathtaking ski village. Aspen has a legendary après ski scene that is well known, even on the international level. The town is home to extremely high-end restaurants, bars, retail stores, and hotels. Aspen also has a number of excellent live music venues and is home to the winter X games, one of the best winter sports events in the world. If you are looking for an amazing ski village to check out, then look no further than Aspen.

Park City Utah

Park city has a breathtaking ski village. One of the coolest aspects of the Park City ski village is that it has a free public transportation system with buses that run on eco-friendly biodiesel. So, if you are environmentally conscious, that is a great feature of the city. These buses are ski and snowboard friendly. Park city is also home to great live music venues, bars, restaurants and lodging. It is definitely a great place to visit if you want to experience a wonderful ski village.

 

 

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