Vail has great bowl skiing! They have some nice bowls for more beginning skiers but have very challenging ones also
yes, there are a lot of good ski runs, and some good quality resorts.
Ireland does not get enough snow to have constant places for skiing in winter, so it is not good for skiing. There are no ski resorts in Ireland. Irish people who want to ski go to other countries to do so.
Bowl skiing refers to skiing above the tree line. Usually higher altitude mountains that offer a "bowl" shape. There are no difined trails in a bowl.
Aspen, Breckenridge, Beaver Creak, Keystone, Durango, and Steamboat Springs. These resorts are the top tier ski resorts in the state of Colorado. Colorado has some of the best skiing in the United States.
It depends on where you go. Colorado is a good one to ski in. There are a few good resorts in Pennsylvania and New York. I think that in the winter, where ever you go that is in the mountainous parts of the US would be good for skiing.
There are 38 ski resorts in Michigan but my favourite would have to Ski Brule. It has the best slopes and I go there each year as I am also a big fan of skiing. It has good accommadation too and many other things to do if people with you do not enjoy skiing.
Apres-Ski is French and means After skiing. It refers to going out, dancing, having drinks and socializing after skiing. It obviously doesn't have a location but simply happens where the ski resorts are located.
Skiing is a great sport. Skiing is fundamental for a lot of winter lovers, for example it gives a lot of jobs to the people who run the ski resorts.
A few mountains in Scotland where there are ski resorts are Cairngorm, Glenshee, and Glencoe. All three of these mountains feature ski resorts and tubing areas.
It really depends where you are. Sometimes, April brings heavy snow, and skiing is fab, yet you can ski in a place where the snow is iffy, and the skiing quality will be iffy as well. If all of the snow is melted, remember that skiing will be hard !
If skiing is what you want to do on your vacation, you need to make the big decision of crowded Vail and Aspen versus serene Utah ski resorts. There are plenty of ski resorts on every mountain range in the country and much cost about the same during the winter months. Utah ski resorts often feature more serene views and less crowds than any of the more famous resorts.
Yes. There are many ski resorts in the South Island while, during Winter, good skiing can be found on the North Island as well, at Mt Ruapehu and Mt Egmont.