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Yongpyong is South Korea’s largest, oldest and most popular ski resort, located in Pyeongchang, Gangwon-do. Often referred to as “Korea’s ski mecca”, Yongpyong is one of several ski resorts in the region, and one of four resorts that were selected to host the PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympics. The resort spans 1740ha and offers 29km of marked trails for all abilities. read more

Canada

Alberta

Banff

Banff, an authentic mountain ski town located within the boundaries of Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, is home base for three unique ski resorts. Banff Sunshine and Mt Norquay being the closest two resorts to town, while the Lake Louise Ski Resort is located just 40 minutes west of town. These three resorts make up SkiBig3, all three unique and worth discovering with at least one-day at each. Enquire now for Banff packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. Hurry, offer won't last - book by 7th May 2024. read more

Jasper

Marmot Basin is just 20 minutes from the town of Jasper and surrounded by the UNESCO World Heritage listed Rocky Mountains Park. Here, along with over 1,500 acres of terrain to explore on skis or a board, you’ll find plenty of natural wonders to appreciate. Winter is the off-season in Jasper, which makes the town a peaceful place to stay at this time of year. Accommodation ranges from budget to luxury with mountain lodges, rustic cabins, motels and hotels to choose from. Enquire now for Jasper packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada with Qantas through Travelplan. Hurry, offer won't last - book by 7th May 2024. read more

Lake Louise

Lake Louise, located within the boundaries of Banff National Park in the Canadian Rockies, is home to the Lake Louise Ski Resort, renowned for its spectacular beauty and expansive skiing. With a versatile terrain spanning more than 4,200 acres, this is an exceptional resort for families and groups of all abilities. Recognised as Canada's Best Ski Resort, it was also voted Top 3 World's Best Ski Resort and Top 3 Best Freestyle Resort at the 2019 prestigious World Ski Awards. The Lake Louise Ski Resort, together with Banff Sunshine & Mt Norquay, make up SkiBig3, a group of world-class ski resorts all located in close proximity and accessible with one multi-day lift pass. Enquire now for Lake Louise packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. Hurry, offer won't last - book by 7th May 2024. read more

British Columbia

Fernie

Fernie ski resort in British Columbia is all about the snow. This quaint historic resort is your gateway to some of the best skiing and boarding in North America with long steep runs, five huge powder bowls, and breathtaking scenery. Here, on this refreshingly uncrowded mountain, there's something for every ability, though its mostly suited to intermediates and experts. With the historic mining town of Fernie just 5km away, everything you need for a great snow holiday is on tap, yet you'll feel like you're a million miles from nowhere. Enquire now for Fernie packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. read more

Kicking Horse

Kicking Horse is located in the heart of British Columbia. This relatively new resort is less well-known than others and subsequently less crowded. You'll find a good mix of accommodation in Kicking Horse ski resort from luxurious to more affordable, and plenty of hotel / motel style accommodation in nearby Golden. Golden is also where you'll find a vast array of restaurants, bars and entertainment. Consider slipping a visit to Kicking Horse in alongside a ski holiday to Revelstoke or Banff. Enquire now for Kicking Horse packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. read more

Kimberley

Located in the Purcell Range of the Canadian Rockies, Kimberley offers stunning scenery and a laid-back, relaxed atmosphere that lets you make the most of your winter getaway. A great resort to go to if you want somewhere without the crowds and off-the-beaten-track. Kimberley will please anyone looking for an authentic, down-to-earth ski experience. Although Kimberley has only five lifts, the resort boasts 80 runs and 729 hectares of skiable terrain, including the infamous Black Forest. Enquire now for Kimberley packages through Travelplan. read more

CMH Heli-Skiing

CMH Heli-Skiing & Summer Adventures is the world's largest heli-skiing and heli-hiking company, with 12 luxury lodges, 12m of snow and 3 million skiable acres. Enquire now for CMH packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. read more

Panorama

Panorama, in British Columbia, has everything you need for a sensational skiing holiday. Yes, it's 3.5 hours' drive from Calgary, but once you're here you'll wish for nothing more. This lesser known ski resort offers a compact yet vibrant slopeside village that's easy to get around, and 1,200 hectares of long, wide beautifully groomed runs and steep and deep powder bowls to keep you challenged every day of your stay. Enquire now for Panorama packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. read more

Revelstoke

Revelstoke is renowned for its legendary Selkirk powder and challenging terrain. Most of this mountain is suited to intermediate and advanced skiers, though beginners aren't forgotten with a magic carpet for first timers at the base area and some gentle green slopes. With over 1,200 hectares of skiable terrain and North America's longest lift-accessed descent (1,713 vertical metres), Revelstoke is steep, deep and packed with memorable experiences. Book Revelstoke Ski Packages & Accommodation Travelplan Ski can help you to plan and book Revelstoke ski and accommodation packages that are sure to leave you with plenty of awesome memories. Contact us via phone for more information on the best deals available right now. Plus enquire about special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. read more

Red Mountain Resort

Red Mountain Resort is the last great, unspoiled resort. Located in Rossland, BC, 1st stop on Canada's famous Powder Highway, RED delivers 3,850 acres of pristine unfettered skiing. Offering wide-open groomed runs, epic vertical (890m!), in-bounds cat-skiing, 360 degree descents off select peaks, a rich tradition, and the best tree runs on earth, it's no wonder The NY Times voted RED their #8 "Best Place in the World to Visit." Come and enjoy fresh turns that you don't have to fight for and find out what none of the fuss is about. Enquire now for Red Moutain packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. read more

Silver Star

SilverStar is an intimate, picturesque mountain resort in British Columbia that beckons boarders and skiers with its sensational champagne powder snow. Perfect for families and more mature skiers, SilverStar's village is situated mid-way up the mountain so you can ski or board right from the door of your lodge. Here you'll love the friendly atmosphere and endless activities available on and off the snow. Enquire now for SilverStar packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. read more

Sun Peaks

Sun Peaks is Canada's second largest ski area with 1,728 hectares of terrain and is located in the Interior of British Columbia. A quick 45-minute flight from Vancouver and a 45-minute transfer from the airport will have you at your hotel and on skis in no time. Once arriving you’ll find 40 restaurants and shops, a pedestrian only, ski-through village, a diverse range of non-ski activities and 3 mountains surrounding the central area. Known for it's light, dry powder and no crowds and lift queues, you’ll quickly understand why Sun Peaks is consistently ranked on of the top resorts in Canada. Enquire now for Sun Peaks packages, plus special reduced airfares to Canada through Travelplan with Qantas. read more

Whistler

Whistler Blackcomb, located in British Columbia, Canada, is North America's premier ski resort. Renowned for its vast and varied terrain, it boasts the continent's largest skiable area. The resort comprises two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb, connected by the record-breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola. With over 8,000 acres of skiable terrain, it caters to all skill levels, from beginners to expert skiers and snowboarders. Whistler also offers a vibrant village with world-class dining, shopping, and nightlife. Its stunning alpine scenery, reliable snowfall, and top-notch amenities make it a sought-after destination for winter sports enthusiasts, hosting major events like the 2010 Winter Olympics. read more

Europe

Austria

Lech

Lech, in the Alberg ski area of Austria, is a historic alpine village with a truly European atmosphere. This former farming village is charming and relaxed thanks to its traditional buildings, horse drawn carriages and friendly locals. Lech is well frequented by the rich and famous who fill the village’s fabulous luxurious accommodation. However, you’ll also find more affordable yet modern and comfortable facilities that are ideal for families and couples with a budget in mind. read more

St Anton

The Tyrolean resort of St Anton is one of Austria’s premier winter sports resorts. Located in the Arlberg region, here the snow is virtually guaranteed, the powder can be amazing and the views breathtakingly beautiful, especially on a blue day. St Anton’s ski area spans 340km and offers 270km of well-groomed pistes to enjoy. Much of the mountain is suited to advanced and strong intermediates, though there are some cruisy slopes for intermediates and a beginners’ area. read more

Switzerland

Engelberg

Engelberg is a beautiful alpine town and the largest ski area in Central Switzerland. Engelberg has flown under the radar for many years however it has been a long-time favourite freeride destination with a vertical drop of nearly 2,000m. Originally a monastery, an authentic rustic cobblestone Swiss town. Everything is within walking distance, making it an ideal choice for families. It has an excellent variety of restaurants and après. There is a lot to do here for the non-skier as well! From the Titlis Cliff Walk 3,041m above sea level, night sledding on a 3.5km toboggan, igloo on ice to snow mobiling. read more

Grindelwald

Skiing in the Jungfrau region of Switzerland is a stunningly beautiful experience! With two valleys, three mountain ranges and 211 kilometres of pisted ski runs, snow fans can enjoy activities of all types. New for 2023 is one ski pass accross all three mountains, and the direct train connection between Zürich airport and Interlaken where you can take the train without hassle or changing connections. The one ski lift pass will allow skiing/boarding in the other Jungfrau Region ski resorts of Lauterbrunnen, Mürren and Wengen. Grindelwald is directly linked by a lift to the ski areas of Wengen. Grindelwald Village The lively village of Grindelwald has 19th Century wooden chalets, a classic of the Swiss Alps. As most of the slopes are located between 1,600 and 2,300m above sea level, snow cover is usually good throughout the season. To find out more about skiing in the Jungfrai regions Grindelwald, contact a Travelplan Ski consultant today. read more

Gstaad

Surrounded by some of Switzerland's finest alpine scenery, Gstaad lies in the south west of the country, about two hours' drive from Geneva or Zurich. With its luxurious hotels, gourmet restaurants and fashion boutiques, the car-free resort of Gstaad is a popular destination for international celebrities and global jet-setters. read more

St Moritz

St Moritz ski packages, in the Engadin region of Switzerland, has everything you need for the perfect snow holiday. Book into a luxurious hotel or choose a more affordable apartment, enjoy expansive snow covered ski terrain with spectacular views, and spoil yourself with endless options for dining, shopping and partying. St Moritz is famous for its winter sports history, having attracted visitors for winter holidays since the late 1800s and hosted the 1928 and ‘48 Winter Olympics as well as plenty of Alpine Ski Championships. Book St Moritz Ski Resorts Put your plans into action and organise a ski package in St Moritz today. Our convenient online booking service will help you get out onto the slopes in no time. We offer great prices and professional help as Australia’s top travel plan provider. Speak with Travelplan Ski today. read more

Verbier

Verbier is situated in the French speaking Valais region, only a 2.5 hour transfer from Geneva airport. The village of Verbier is perched 1500m above a valley and surrounded by its ski area.Verbier is internationally famous for its après scene with a massive selection of restaurants and bars which attract partying crowds throughout the night. read more

Zermatt

The picturesque village of Zermatt is nestled at the foot of the Matterhorn. Here you’ll be free to explore 3,600 hectares of spectacular terrain, divided into the four ski areas of Rothorn (including Sunnegga), Gornergrat (including Riffelberg and Stockhorn), Matterhorn Glacier Paradise and Schwarzsee. All are serviced by a network of highly efficient railways and ski lifts. Zermatt is surrounded by a chain of mountains that are over 4,000m high (in fact Zermatt is home to nine of the 10 highest mountains in Europe), providing skiers, boarders and mountaineers with ideal conditions. read more

France

Chamonix

Chamonix on Mont Blanc, comprises six incredible resorts and is world renowned for extreme skiing. This bustling global village is packed full of thrill seekers, eager to push themselves to the limit on the endless steeps, deeps, cliffs and glaciers. Surprisingly, Chamonix also has more than enough to keep intermediates busy and get beginners on their feet. And even if you’re not skiing or boarding, the views here are to die for. Looking to hire your snow clothing rather than bringing it with you? Now you can with Les Petits Montagnards outdoor rental experience. Find out more here. read more

Courchevel

Courchevel is one of the world’s most glamourous ski resorts. Comprising four separate villages: Courchevel, Courchevel Moriond, Courchevel Village and Courchevel Le Praz, here you’ll find prestigious 6-star palace hotels and 5-star hotels, restaurants run by Michellin-starred chefs and even a casino. Yet staying in Courchevel doesn’t need to cost you the earth. This breathtakingly beautiful resort also has smaller ore affordable hotels and apartments to suit a wider range of needs. Looking to hire your snow clothing rather than bringing it with you? Now you can with Les Petits Montagnards outdoor rental experience. Find out more here. read more

Meribel

Méribel in the French Alps is a purpose designed ski village that’s built within the tradition of Savoyard style. Quaint chalets in wood, stone and slate, cute shops, authentic markets selling local delicacies, as well as fabulous restaurants and vibrant bars make this a resort that appeals to families, couples and groups alike. Méribel has a massive ski area surrounding the main village with several satellite villages to explore. Looking to hire your snow clothing rather than bringing it with you? Now you can with Les Petits Montagnards outdoor rental experience. Find out more here. read more

Paris

Paris is one of the most popular cities in world, often referred to as the “City of Love” or “City of Light”, the streets of Paris overflow with history, culture, art and beauty. Home to historical monuments such as Notre Dame, the Eiffel tower (320m), Bastille, Louvre and many more. Much of the city was re-designed by Haussmann in the 19th century. Between casual strolls along the Seine and stops to enjoy the many cultural offerings, make sure you indulge in some of the city's most delicious cuisine... Paris food and drink has an international reputation for excellence. The city home to some of the world’s leading culinary schools and capital of gastronomy with a vibrant cafe scene, sumptuous street food, and fresh food markets. Looking to hire your snow clothing rather than bringing it with you? Now you can with Les Petits Montagnards outdoor rental experience. Find out more here. read more

Val d'Isere

Val d'Isere is a charming, truly European resort perched high up in the picturesque Tarentaise Valley. A fabulous ski area, a modern lift system, a vibrant après scene and loads of accommodation make this a favourite destination for families, couples and groups alike. The central village of Val d’Isere is compact, pedestrian friendly and filled with welcoming locals and happy tourists making the most of the sensational snow and soaking up the atmosphere. Looking to hire your snow clothing rather than bringing it with you? Now you can with Les Petits Montagnards outdoor rental experience. Find out more here. read more

Val Thorens

Val Thorens, at 2,300 metres above sea level, is the highest ski area in Europe and as part of the Trois Vallées ski area, which includes Meribel and Courchevel, it has the largest lift network in the world. This purpose built resort is recognised as a ‘Famille Plus’ resort, which is your guarantee that there is plenty of activity for children and the staff know how to treat them well. There’s also a great deal to do for adults, with shops, restaurants, bars and the La Folie Douce après club on the slopes. Val Thorens has spectacular views – from the top of Maurienne and the Thorens tram you’ll see the summits of France, Switzerland and Italy. Looking to hire your snow clothing rather than bringing it with you? Now you can with Les Petits Montagnards outdoor rental experience. Find out more here. read more

Italy

Campitello

Campitello di Fassa, in the famous Dolomites, sits in the shadow of the picturesque Sassolungo mountain range. With an elevation of 2,950 metres, this alpine resort is guaranteed to deliver fantastic snow cover and spectacular views at every turn. And, because it’s included in the Fassa Valley’s giant Dolomiti Super-ski ticket, you’ll have access to around 1200 km of trails. The longest groomer in Campitello is a thigh burning 7km! This historic resort offers traditional charm, fantastic snow and a variety of accommodation to suit your budget and your group. The region of Campitello is renowned for its amazing foods and wines, so be sure to frequent the restaurants while you’re here and enjoy the smattering of lively bars that will keep you entertained throughout the night. read more

Cortina

There’s no doubt that Cortina d’Ampezzo is a dream destination for skiers and boarders alike. This sophisticated, pedestrian friendly town in the Dolomites offers the best of all worlds – from sensational runs for beginners and intermediates through to spectacular scenery, fascinating history and incredible gastronomy. Cortina has three separate ski areas, and from here it’s also possible to ski Alta Badia, Corvara and Sella Ronda. 2024/25 - 7 night Dolomites Ski Sarafri Experience (3 Rifigio Nights). NEW tour - we have 7 night ski safaris in the Dolomites. If you love full days of skiing at a variety of resorts and on different terrain each day and enjoy refined cuisine accompanied by excellent wines, this is the trip for you! Ski rifigio-to-rifigio through the Dolomites, leveraging lift-service pistes so you can focus on your downhill turns. Every day you'll explore a different ski area within the Dolomite Superski 12 ski areas featuring 1,200 kilometres of prepared pistes (all on one ski pass!) that will lead you to discover the breathtaking beauty of these mountains. Throughout your trip, you'll ski with our outstanding UIAGM/IFMGA Professional Mountain Guides, who know their way in and out of the Dolomite Mountains. 7 Night Safari/Tour Inclusions read more

Heli-skiing

CMH Heli-Skiing

CMH Purcell

CMH Purcell is the only day heli-skiing destination. Located just two hours from Banff, Alberta, in the thriving mountain town of Golden, BC, it’s an easy addition to your British Columbia ski vacation or Powder Highway resort plans. If one day of heli nirvana just isn’t enough, you can tack on more. The best part? Your day at Purcell includes unlimited runs which means if you end up skiing or riding more than the vertical amount you’re guaranteed, there’s no extra charge. read more

CMH Adamants

It's hard to get further "away from it all" than the Adamants. As one of the most remote and easy-access lodges in the CMH roster, Adamants' untouched powder and intimate lodge atmosphere have given mythical status to those seeking big snow for small groups of 6 to 8 people. read more

CMH Bobbie Burns

While it might feel like it's perfectly in the middle of nowhere, Bobbie Burns Lodge is actually one of the shortest trip from Calgary. Less time in transit means more time on and off the snow, which is perfect as "The Burns" has the largest wine cellar in the entire CMH collection.Outside, the sheer size of the area will leave you speachless. Expect rolling glacier terrain, high alpine discoveries, the old growth forest of the Northern Selkirks, and the bottomless snow that brings powder connoisseurs back year after year. read more

CMH Bugaboos

Set your basecamp in the Buggaboos at the world's first Heli-Ski lodge. From this spaciouys chalet, you'll take in the same mind-blowing scenery that's astounded CMH guests since 1965. Mixing alpine history and modern comforts alike, Bugaboo Lodge has one of the best hot tub views on the planet. During the day, expect perfect slopes filled with mellow fluff, along with long runs that stretch from peak to valley. read more

CMH Cariboos

Don't let the laid-back vibe fool you - the team at CMH have poured over every detail of this cozy alpine retreat. From the temperature of the hot tub, to the exceptionally well-stocked bar and nightly jam sessions, the hosts at Cariboos Lodge go out of their way to make sure everything about Cariboos is warm, inviting and unforgettable. With a season that stretches into late April, its ski terrain includes untouched faces, champagne powder fields and plenty of tree runs spread across the Carriboo range. read more

CMH Galena

Galena Lodge is well known amongst the fun-loving hardcore skiers of the powder scene. While its advanced terrain is certainly the draw, this cozy lodge's infamous Ping-Pong tournaments and evening shenanigans equally share its reputation for fun. Galena skiers and snowboarders can expect classic Selkird terrain all day long; steep pitches, silent pines, pillow lines and bottomless snow at every turn. read more

CMH Gothics

When days in the back-country are this good, you need an equally great place to unwind. Gothics makes it easy with amazing meals, cozy atmosphere and a wood-fired sauna for prime relaxation. Home to some of CMH's longest runs, Gothics has the perfect mix of terrain for rookies and veterans alike. Expect perfect bowls, open glaciers, excellent tree skiing and deep snow. read more

CMH Kootenay

Whether your idea of a good time is quiet sunset reflections or rowdy celebrations until dawn, the Kootenay team is more than happy to accommodate. Offering 1,155sq. km of open bowls, fun glades, perfectly spaced trees and playful pillows, this is your all-you-can-rip buffet of fun. read more

CMH Monashees

With its remote drive-up location, floor-to-ceiling windows, rooftop hot tub, and panoramic views, you can'y help but love the Monashees. This timber-framed retreat is the ideal place to clear your mind and get ready for tomorrow's adventure. Based in the Selkirk range, "The Mo" puts you in the middle of some of the most thrilling, sought=after tree skiing in the world. Look forward to deep snow, epic glades and long, leg-burning runs. read more

CMH Revelstoke

When you imagine the ultimate mountain town, Revelstoke is it. Built in the heart of the deepest snow territory, Revelstoke mixes epic days with notorious nights. With everything close by, you're only steps away from downtown's best pubs, nightclubs and local favourites. When its snow time, enjoy a warm-up day in-bounds at the local ski resort before heading to CMH for impossibly deep snow, wide open runs and the epic trees of the Selkirks and Monashees. read more

Japan

Hokkaido

Furano

Furano, in the centre of Hokkaido, is one of Japan’s best snow destinations for skiers and boarders of all abilities. Boasting 170 hectares of mixed terrain, plenty of deep dry powder, and two areas to ski or board from, you can enjoy this mountain from late November right through to mid-March. On and off the snow, Furano has plenty of activities as well as a great après scene to keep you entertained day and night. The apartments, restaurants and facilities can be a little spread out from the ski zones at Furano so book your accommodation carefully. read more

Kiroro

Kiroro Resort, near the coast of Hokkaido, is a purpose-built resort with modern facilities. If Japanese powder and off-piste skiing is what you’re looking for, then go no further than Kiroro Resort. Kiroro has a few restaurants and limited nightlife, because this place really is all about the powder, powder and more powder. Niseko ski resort is close by. read more

Niseko

With deep dry powder, an incredible four resorts accessible via a single pass and a vibrant après scene, Niskeo is one of Japan’s most popular snow destinations, especially for Australians. Sitting on the ridge of An’nupuri, this is Japan’s biggest ski area and there is terrain to keep every ability excited, challenged and coming back for more. Niseko is a great place to bring your family thanks to plenty of English speaking services, English signs and self-contained apartments. read more

Rusutsu

Rusutsu is Japan’s ultimate snow destination for families with fantastic gentle terrain for learners, an indoor slope and masses of great fun Disneyland style activities off the mountain as well. While there are just two hotels servicing this unique resort, there are also a few family owned pensions that offer a more traditional experience. The resort is signposted in English for your convenience. Beware of the lift towers that blast out Japanese pop music! read more

Tomamu

Tomamu in Hokkaido is a family friendly ski resort that boasts amazingly light dry powder snow, great beginners’ areas, exceptional advanced terrain and a mass of activities to keep you entertained when you’re not on the mountain. Tomamu is not your usual resort. With no village, there’s barely an après atmosphere to speak of – so be prepared to enjoy just a few local restaurants and the grand dining halls and bars in the resort’s two hotels. That said, there’s plenty to love about this purpose built resort – two mountains to ski, sensational powder and the ability to get amongst the trees and under the chairlifts, which is restricted in many Japanese resorts. Accommodation is limited to just two interconnected high rise buildings juxtaposed against the natural beauty of the snow covered mountains, and Club Med Tomamu, which is perfect for families, couples and first timers. read more

Honshu

Appi

Appi Kogen is a compact purpose built resort in the north-eastern part of Japan’s main island, Honshu. Boasting perfectly groomed long runs, this modern resort is ideal for beginners and intermediates. If you’re an advanced skier you’ll find opportunities to challenge yourself on some slopes that are as steep as 32 degrees, and, if you try cat-skiing in the untracked powder. Appi Kogen has night skiing and convenient access to the smaller ski fields of Shimokura (known for its powder) and Matsukawa. read more

Lotte Arai

Lotte Arai Resort is located on the northern outskirts of Myoko ski area, about 2hrs from Tokyo by bullet train. It reopened in December 2017 after an extensive refurbishment, offering deluxe accommodation and world-class facilities. The Arai resort is quite small with only 5 lifts however it has Japan's biggest in-bounds off-piste ski area and receives over 15 metres of snow! read more

Nagano

Hakuba

Hakuba is the perfect destination for skiers and boarders of all abilities with 10 ski resorts to choose from, including Happo One, Hakuba 47, Iwatake and Cortina. Each of the resorts is accessible via shuttle, although being well spread out, you’ll probably only ever ski one resort in a day. Hakuba is relatively westernised, making this an easy first-time destination in Japan, however you can still experience traditional Japanese culture with local restaurants, temples, natural onsen and even snow monkeys in the area. Book your next Hakuba ski package with Travelplan Ski today! read more

Myoko Kogen

Myoko Kogen, near Nagano offers one of Japan’s more authentic skiing experiences with incredible powder snow across five great ski resorts, that are perched on the edge of a traditional Japanese town. Here you’ll find a choice of accommodation ranging from western style hotels to traditional ryokan, a leading edge ski school and a friendly, relaxed atmosphere. read more

Nozawa Onsen

Nozawa Onsen, about an hour from Nagano, is a quaint authentic Japanese village with cobbled streets, pensions, ryokans, and a few Western-style hotels – most notably Austrian as this village is ‘sister’ to the St. Anton resort in Austria. This gorgeous resort is perfect for families because it provides a true taste of Japan yet offers the convenience of a great ski school and nursery facilities with English speaking staff. Nozawa Onsen is renowned for its fantastic skiable terrain and its many hot springs or onsens. Whether you’re comfortable to slip naked into a public onsen or would prefer the privacy of your own natural hot pool, Nozawa Onsen has you covered. read more

Shiga Kogen

Shiga Kogen, in the Johshinetsu National Park, is one of the largest and highest ski resorts in Japan with a massive 21 interlinked resorts all covered by a single lift pass. Much of the accommodation here is ski-in-ski-out, making this an ideal on mountain snow destination for families, couples and groups alike. Shiga Kogen offers European style skiing with every day presenting a new opportunity to adventure out and explore new terrain. read more

New Zealand

North Island

Rotorua

Rotorua is on the shores of Lake Rotorua, located in the Bay of Plenty region of New Zealand’s North Island. Rotorua is famous for its geothermal activity, sitting within the Pacific Rim of Fire. The mineral waters of Rotorua have been used for healing ailments of the body since as early as the 1800s. Lovers of mountain biking and hiking should head to the Whakarewarewa Forest, only 5 minutes from Rotorua. Here, trails weave through lush native. There is also the Skyline Gravity Park, the world's first all season gondola assisted bike lift park, accessing world-class downhill mountain biking and home of the internationally renowned mountain bike festival, Crankworx Rotorua. read more

South Island

Cardrona

Cardrona is renowned for its wide-open terrain and world-class terrain parks and pipes. The perfect resort for beginners and intermediates with plenty of long, wide, gentle slopes. Do not fear, Cardrona has lots on offer for advanced riders too and it is an off-piste playground on a powder day. Cardrona is a great choice for families with childcare facilities and an excellent ski school. Its within easy reach of Wanaka and an hour from Queenstown. read more

Mt Cook

Mount Cook heliski has the largest area of skiable terrain and encompasses the highest peaks and overall best potential mix of terrain in NZ. Mount Cook Heliski is professionally guided by Alpine Guides, and flown by The Helicopter Line. The heliski area is a wilderness of ancient glaciers, azure lakes, and endless runs - across 6 mountain ranges. Mount Cook Heliski has runs to suit all levels of heli-ski ability. They have exclusive terrain in Aoraki Mount Cook National Park. Mount Cook heliski offer premium small group Heliskiing with 4 guests per guide and a maximum of 3 groups per helicopter. read more

Fox Glacier

Fox Glacier is located on the West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island, in the heart of Glacier Country. Named after Sir William Fox, New Zealand’s Prime Minister from 1869 to 1872, the cosy township of Fox Glacier is geared up for glacier hikes, flights and scenic walks in the area. Fox Glacier is one of the most accessible glaciers in the world. read more

Methven

Methven is a quaint little country town 90 minutes from Christchurch. It is an ideal base for skiing at Mt Hutt which is only 30 minutes away and those looking to go heli skiing. There are also several club fields within two hours drive of Methven. The town of Methven is a great destination for a laid-back holiday. read more

Queenstown

Queenstown is New Zealand’s premier snow destination and commonly referred to as the adventure capital of the world. Surrounded by stunning mountains and set on the shores of Lake Wakatipu, the natural beauty creates the perfect backdrop for a holiday full of adventure. With 4 ski resorts within driving distance- The Remarkables, Coronet Peaks, Cardrona and Treble Cone. All ski fields are accessible by ski shuttles that depart from your hotel or central Queenstown. read more

Wanaka

Wanaka, located on New Zealand’s South Island is a small town set on the picturesque Lake Wanaka, an hour drive from Queenstown International Airport. Wanaka is an excellent base for snow enthusiasts wanting to ski Cardrona and Treble Cone. read more

South America

Chile

Portillo

A high altitude resort with plenty of wide-open cruising plus challenging terrain off the piste, with one hotel and no neighbouring town many guests say it feels like a private club. This intimate resort has a capacity for no more than 500 guests, and with 450 employees, guests can expect a high level of personal service. Many skiers/boarders have seen the iconic photos of the bright yellow Hotel Portillo with the magnificent backdrop of the snow-covered Andes. Or if they have not seen a photo, they’ve seen the Warren Miller movie where some crazy dudes practice their ski jumping into the hotel swimming pool. read more

United States of America

California

Heavenly

When you ski Heavenly Mountain Resort, you’ll enjoy incredible lake views at almost every turn. Spanning the two states of Nevada and California, here you’ll find world-class skiing along with the best in entertainment and accommodation. While life’s a party at heavenly, there’s plenty for the whole family here, with a small but dedicated beginners area, incredible long groomed and perfectly gladed runs for intermediates as well as 1600ft plunges in the Mott and Killebrew Canyon for expert skiers. read more

Kirkwood

At Kirkwood Mountain Resort it’s all about the skiing and powder. It receives on average 9m of snow each year! When it snows, Kirkwood can pile up snow totals that are so high they are almost unskiably deep. The resort's focus is the skiing, whether you’re looking for progression or steep and deep, Kirkwood has it all, particularly for advanced to expert riders. Unlike other resorts in Tahoe, Kirkwood is relatively under-developed. It has a very low key, friendly die hard skier vibe. Don’t expect too much pampering or glitz and glamour, expect amazing terrain. read more

Mammoth

If you’re looking for great skiing and a laidback après scene, Mammoth ski resort is the place to head. Situated in Eastern Sierra, this Californian resort delivers on bluebird days, with sunshine pretty much all year round. About 10 metres of snow falls here each year and that’s topped up by snowmaking across 33% of the runs. While the Village and base areas are spread out, there are plenty of shuttles and buses to get you around, ensuring you can take advantage of all the activities this stunning resort has to offer. read more

Northstar

Northstar California Resort, on the edge of Lake Tahoe, is a vibrant European-style village filled with pedestrian only walkways leading to restaurants, bars, shops, a cinema and a massive ice-skating rink. Here you’ll find accommodation ranging from basic loft rooms to luxurious ski-in-ski-out condos. With its varied terrain, parks and pipes, the world’s only Burton Snowboard Academy and a 22ft Superpipe designed by two-time Olympian Shaun White, Northstar is both fun and challenging for the whole family. read more

Palisades Tahoe

Palisades (formerly known as Squaw Valley), Lake Tahoe, offers some of America’s most diverse skiing and boarding terrain, ranging from the gentle beginner’s slopes high up the mountain to KT-22, which is world famous for extreme skiing. While skiing is the focus here, Palisades’ quaint European style village also offers an exceptional après experience with atmospheric bars and restaurants, year round yoga overlooking the mountain, ice-skating, indoor climbing, shopping and more. read more

Colorado

Aspen Snowmass

Aspen Snowmass attracts locals and visitors from all around the world. One of North America’s best skiing destinations, it offers the perfect combination of terrain, powder and après activity. With one ticket you can ski four mountains within a radius of 14km, each offering a different experience – from powder bowls, to off-piste areas, long groomed runs and gently sloped beginners areas. Consistently rated the #1 resort in North America for dining, at Aspen Snowmass you can take your pick from 100 bars and restaurants. Aspen Colorado Ski Packages Book your next holiday and take advantage of our fantastic package deals. Travelplan Ski are the Australian experts that can make your day dreams into a reality. Contact us today about accommodation and more. Choose us for Aspen Colorado Ski Accommodation & Packages Choose Travelplan Ski and you won’t be disappointed. Our Aspen ski and accommodation packages offer the best value for money and are guaranteed to provide endless fun. Contact our friendly staff for further information on the current best deals on offer, or browse more of our holiday packages in Colorado that are great for family, friends and groups of all sizes. read more

Beaver Creek

With its stone gate-house at the entrance, Beaver Creek feels more like a country club than a resort. And the amenities and services won’t let you down. Purpose built for skiing, Beaver Creek is easy to get around and the lift lines tend to be short. There’s something for everyone within this 1832 acre park, from the beginners’ area at the top of the mountain, to intermediate slopes and more challenging terrain for the experts. Off the mountain enjoy ice skating, shops, restaurants and bars as well as a plethora of high-end experiences. read more

Breckenridge

Breckenridge, with its world-class terrain parks, 6.7m Superpipe, down to earth vibe and vibrant nightlife, is popular with families, freestyle skiers and boarders around the world. With the highest lift accessed terrain in North America off the Imperial Chair sitting over 3900 meters, the snow at the top is unbelievable, while snow-making ensures exceptional surface conditions on the mountain even on a low-snow year. Here affordable accommodation sits alongside luxury hotels, world class restaurants and bars, a town brewery, local distillery, boutiques and a unique arts district. read more

Crested Butte

If you’re looking for plenty of powder without the lift lines and crowds of more frequented resorts, Crested Butte is it. Excellent beginner and intermediate terrain, as well as a ton of nail-biting black runs ensure there’s plenty to captivate the entire family for days. Add to this the authentic mountain feel of the historic town centre with its colourful Victorian-era buildings and small wooden homes, the great restaurants and bars… and you’ve found your perfect ski destination for the family. read more

Keystone

Keystone Resort is located in Summit County, Colorado, just a short, scenic drive from Denver. From gentle groomers, rolling cruisers and steep bumps, to gladed terrain, powder-filled bowls and the award winning A51 Terrain Park, Keystone is the perfect playground for all ability levels from beginners to rippers. A family favourite, with a huge variety of activities and adventures, this laid-back mountain playground will make you feel right at home. read more

Steamboat

Steamboat is famous for its champagne powder snow, perfectly gladed tree runs, and charming authentic mountain atmosphere. Featuring progressive beginners’ slopes, endless intermediate trails, chutes, bowls and powder, complimented by a vibrant après scene, this resort is as perfect for families as it is for couples and groups of all abilities. read more

Telluride

Telluride, Colorado in the heart of San Juan mountains, presents you with breath-taking views from every run. This well-planned picturesque resort has great facilities for beginners and intermediates, but best of all, there are endless challenges for expert skiers and boarders. Here you'll find a great range of accommodation in the town of Telluride and Mountain Village, ranging from ultimate luxury to budget, complemented by diverse bars and restaurants, amazing art galleries and wonderful shops. Hurry, deal ends soon! Early Bird Offers Up to 2 nights FREE* *Terms & Conditions apply Get Price Book Telluride Skiing & Accommodation Look to Travelplan Ski for the best deals when it comes to ski & accommodation packages for Telluride in Colorado. We offer great value for money and ensure that people can make their dream getaway to the snow a reality. Trust that we have the most up-to-date information and the best prices available on the market. We can also help with that. Browse online or contact our team for more information about what’s possible when you choose Travelplan Ski. read more

Vail

Vail, Colorado boasts one of the world’s largest mountain terrains, with more than 5,289 acres of terrain to explore. This luxurious European-style village is high on North America’s list for après scenes with fine dining on the mountain and in the pedestrian friendly village, great bars, high end shopping and a host of activities. With easy access to Denver and a great choice of luxury accommodation, Vail is a sought out ski destination for couples, families and groups alike. read more

Winter Park

Winter Park, Colorado has a long history, having been a popular ski destination for well over 75 years. As Colorado’s fourth largest ski area, here you’ll find something for everyone with a variety of terrain, great facilities and excellent friendly service. Purpose designed, compact and friendly, Winter Park has plenty of affordable accommodation, complemented by a few good bars and restaurants. Book Winter Park Ski Packages Contact Travelplan Ski for assistance planning your snow holiday. Our experienced team offer fantastic prices to suit any budget, whether it’s for plane tickets, resort accommodation or anything in between. You won’t be disappointed by our friendly service and the Winter Park ski packages that we can put together. We can also help you get to your Utah ski destination and more. read more

Idaho

Sun Valley

If you want to enjoy endless blue sky skiing on pristine snow, Sun Valley in Boise, Idaho is the place to be. This is where many Hollywood and Warren Miller films have been shot, the stars have stayed and the USA’s top ski racers have grown up. Sun Valley is an authentic mountain town with a vibrant arts community, great restaurants a wide choice of accommodation within a walk or short drive of the mountain and plenty to keep the kids entertained. read more

Montana

Big Sky

Spanning more than 5,800 acres, Big Sky boasts the largest skiable terrain in Montana, with some of the most challenging slopes, chutes, and quad-burning runs you’ll ever experience. There's plenty to do on and off the mountain at Big Sky and loads of accommodation to suit your style and your budget – from hotels and lodges to houses and condos. When staying in Big Sky Central lodgings, kids 10 and under ski free, and kids 4 and under can enjoy supervised activities at the afternoon Kids Club. Big Sky Ski & Accommodation Options Choose Travelplan Ski for the best deals on Big Sky accommodation and ski packages. We can also help with other amazing resorts like Whistler. read more

Utah

Alta

Alta ski area is situated at the top of Little Cottonwood Canyon, east of Salt Lake City. The motto here is: Ski. Rest. Repeat and that’s because skiing is what Alta is all about – the ski area attracts incredible skiers eager to take on some of the most challenging inbound runs in North America – like Baldy Chutes, East Castle and High Rustler. Others come to enjoy the powder bowls on the picturesque tree-lined slopes at Supreme lift and Catherine’s and to add Snowbird into the day’s mix. read more

Deer Valley

If you're looking for the ultimate ski-in/ski-out experience, you can't go past Deer Valley. Founded by legendary Edgar Stern in 1981, this resort is absolutely committed to excellence – from the ski valets and guest services to luxury on-mountain dining and fine ski hotels. Perfect for families, Deer Valley has one of the biggest ski schools in the country, with more than 500 instructors assuring you of undivided attention. With lift tickets limited to 7500 a day and more chair lifts than most resorts to move people around the mountains, there’s never the need to queue. read more

Park City

Park City, Utah, is a world-class ski mountain that’s perhaps most famous for hosting many events during the 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics. Now connected to Canyons Resort via a gondola and additional ski runs, this massive family friendly resort offers exceptional terrain for skiers and boarders of all levels and a vibrant après atmosphere. With it’s incredibly light, dry powder, picturesque views and varied terrain, Park City Mountain Resort is a massively popular skiing and boarding destination. This world class resort is well laid out to suit families as well as skiers and boarders of all levels. And if you’re intermediate or advanced, this mountain will have your adrenalin pumping in no time. read more

Snowbird

Snowbird, Utah has one of America’s longest ski seasons, some of the best powder, the most challenging terrain and breath-taking views. Whether you’re a beginner, intermediate or advanced skier or boarder, you’ll love the variety, especially if you take advantage of the combined Alta/Snowbird joint ticket. Options for accommodation and après activities may be limited, but they’re more than adequate, and if your dream is a vertical powder run, then this is the mountain for you. read more

Solitude

Located in one of the snowiest canyons in North America and only 30 minutes from downtown Salt Lake City, Solitude is a locals-favourite mountain with some of the best, unspoiled terrain. Renowned for its uncrowded slopes and plenty of powder. Solitude Mountain Resort features over 1,200 acres of skiing and riding, including access to some of the most exciting off-piste terrain in the country. Solitude shares access with Brighton ski resort, via the Sol-Bright ticket, giving access to an additional 1,050 acres of skiing terrain. Solitude is an ideal option for families looking for a laid back resort. read more

Wyoming

Jackson Hole

Steep, rocky and expansive, Jackson Hole rises out of the Snake River Valley to offer you an unforgettable skiing and snowboarding experience. With a tram that moves 100 people at a time, from the base of the mountain up 4,139 feet in just nine minutes, you’ll be skiing in no time and the fun just won’t stop. Jackson Hole has accommodation ranging from budget to luxury right on the mountain at Teton Village and in the town of Jackson. With loads of restaurants and bars, as well as Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks at your doorstep, there’s plenty going on, day and night. Book Jackson Hole Skiing Packages & Resorts With Us We can help if you are looking to organise a trip to Jackson Hole and need accommodation and ski packages. Browse our deals online or speak to our friendly staff for more information. We also have great deals for other resorts like Aspen, Colorado. read more

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