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Things to Do in Lake Tahoe

January 18, 2008 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

Still want to go to the snow? * FIND DEALS * By Sam Berman For a location known primarily for best of class skiing Lake Tahoe offers an amazing choice of activities. Even though outdoor activities are the most most familiar ways to have fun there are so many indoor activities that everyone is sure to find something to please. Let's start with the casinos. Most of the Nevada side casinos, including MontBleu Casino, offer a full range of activities besides gambling. Also featured … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 1. North America, Active Vacation, California, Hiking, Sightseeing, Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: Hiking, Lake Tahoe, skiing, snowboarding, vacation

Lake Tahoe: Awesome Ski Resorts

January 2, 2008 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Michael Russell It is incredible that within a one to two hour drive of a full-feature city like Reno, Nevada, there are more than a dozen world-class ski resorts. Add the attraction of gambling casinos, fabulous restaurants and showrooms and you have a winter vacation destination at Lake Tahoe that is second-to-none. If you are in Reno for a visit to a casino or on a business trip, it is a very simple to just rent a car or hop on a shuttle bus down to Lake Tahoe and enjoy a day of … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 1. North America, Active Vacation, California, Resort, Retreat, Spa, Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: Lake Tahoe, ski, ski resort, winter vacation, world-class ski

Whistler vs. Blackcomb

December 28, 2007 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Henry Schlee Whistler-Blackcomb is renowned as North America’s leading ski resort. The two mountains rise up majestically from the valley, with over a vertical mile up to the peak. So imagine you only have a single day to ski. Which mountain do you choose? Each has their advocates. Some people will always head for the Whistler Village Gondola or the Creekside gondola, both of which head up Whistler Mountain, and others head unerringly for the Excalibur gondola or the Wizard chair, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 1. North America, Active Vacation, Canada, Travel Tips, Winter Sport Travel

Pizza, Pasta And Powder – Ski Italy

December 22, 2007 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Andrew Regan When it comes to snow sports, Italians tend to be a little more laid back with their skiing compared to their French, Swiss or Austrian cousins. In Italy, rather than queuing to catch the first lift to the summit, skiers are more likely to rise late, take a long lunch and finish early for an après ski Peroni beer, a glass of Cinzano or a shot of dark espresso. On a sunny day, you're likely to find more sun seekers than snow seekers, and it's not uncommon to see people … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 2. Europe, Active Vacation, Italy, Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: Italy, ski

The World’s 10 Top Ski Resorts

December 21, 2007 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Rebecca Craig Working for AITO (the Association of Independent Tour Operators for those who don't know) has some unusual benefits, the most exciting of these is the in depth specialist knowledge that our members can offer. In the field of ski holidays, for example, we represent over 30 independent tour operators who deal predominantly in ski packages and winter sports - that's a lot of knowledge that I have ready access to. And from dipping into this resource, I've been able to compile … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Active Vacation, Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: best ski resort, europe ski holiday, european ski holidays, ski operators, top ski resort, US ski resort

Make The Most of Winter Family Vacations

December 20, 2007 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Ian Botham For some families there is nothing better than good old winter family vacations. There are some really fabulous places to travel to if you like winter family vacations and want to get out there in the snow and get active, or maybe just lounge around in a luxurious chalet. If you are interested in planning and making the most of your winter family vacations but you are not sure where to start, then know that there are a few basic steps you can follow which will help you … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Active Vacation, Travel Tips, Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: Planning, winter sport vacation

The Chamonix Valley, France

December 19, 2007 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Karen Richardson To describe the Chamonix Valley as beautiful would be a lot more then an understatement. It is, without doubt, one of the most picturesque areas in the world. One hour from Geneva by road, this skiing and mountaineering haven has become popular the world over with skiers, mountaineers, climbers and mountain lovers alike. The valley itself is dominated by Mt Blanc, as well as other ranges meeting in this most dramatic mountain area. Towering pillars of granite … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 2. Europe, Active Vacation, France, Paris, Mediterranean, Resort, Retreat, Spa, Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: Chamonix, France, Paris, Mediterranean, Mediterranean, mountain climbing, Paris, skiing

Activities In Italy – Cycling and Skiing

December 18, 2007 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Clyde Lee Dennis When it comes to activities and things to do in Italy it should be noted that skiing and cycling are two of the countries favorite past times. When it comes to skiing expenses have gotten so out of hand that many skiers are now looking to Eastern Europe for cheaper ski trips, but while there are certainly bargains to be found in the Balkans, the resorts tend be less developed than in Western Europe and offer less extensive terrain. So what does the cash strapped … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Active Vacation, Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: Cycling, Italy, skiing

Winter Vacation Packing – 7 Essentials To Bring On Any Winter Holiday

December 7, 2007 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Janice Wee I love packing for holidays. The challenge is to fit everything you need into that suitcase, being able to close it and getting your luggage within the allowed weight limit. To do that you need to plan you days and bring with you versatile items that preferably can meet more than one need. Let's start with your skincare and makeup. Essential 1: A Jar of Vaseline Essential 2: A lipstick in a natural shade For winter, you need serious moisture. For face, … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: packing tips, winter fashion, winter packing tips, winter vacations, winter vacations for women

Vail CO Lodging, Hotels, Condos & Lodges

December 3, 2007 by A. Lee Leave a Comment

By Brandon Quinn Vail lodging and accommodations are separated into four distinct villages. These include Vail Village, Lionshead Village, East and West Villages. These areas of the Vail Valley all offer unique lodging options for those looking for everything from luxury vacation rentals to cozy condominiums. Below is some information to help guide you to your ideal Vail lodging. Vail Village Lodging A vacation to Vail Village is what Colorado mountain getaways are all about. Vail … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Active Vacation, Colorado, Winter Sport Travel Tagged With: Vail condo rentals, Vail hotels, Vail lodges, Vail lodging, Vail vacation rentals

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