Schweitzer Mountain Resort — Idaho
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As the largest resort in Idaho, Schweitzer Mountain Resort has all the amenities — and of course, the amazing skiing ƒthat you'd expect. Tree skiers love exploring Schweitzer's renowned wooded terrain, and the resort's high number of powder days are hard to top. The best way to get there is by flying into Spokane, Washington and making the two-hour drive to Sandpoint, Idaho.
Lodging: $174 per night on average
Lift Tickets: $83.52 per day (using a 3-day Schweitzer lift ticket)
Flights: starting at $220 round trip (Chicago to Spokane)
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Keystone Resort — Colorado
You'll find yourself in Keystone Resort's winter wonderland just over an hour after you leave the airport in Denver. With long, rolling groomers, the resort is great for families or new skiers, while the base area's lodging is surprisingly economical.
Lodging: $169 per night on average
Lift Tickets: $107 per day (using the Epic 3-Day Pass, restricted)
Flights: starting at $99 round trip (Houston to Denver)