So you're a regular and know what you want, but not sure where to go?

Don't worry we know how to help. Out of the thousands of snowsports resorts out there below we've selected a few that are as good as it gets for intermediates and also have a little something extra which you might also enjoy:

Looking for great dining: Courchevel, France Winner of the skilicious! 2010 Best Resort in the World for Intermediates Courchevel is the jewel in the crown of the largest linked ski area in the world; the Trois Vallees which is actually now so vast as to include a fourth valley - you could spend weeks here and not even scratch the surface. Courchevel also boasts one of the widest arrays anywhere of accomodation and dining options to suit any budget. See you at the Bel-Air restaurant

Looking for great Apres-Ski: Banff - Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada Winner of the skilicious! 2010 Best Ski Resort in the World, Banff - Lake Louise is arguably two seperate resorts each with a different flavour but which are close enough to serve up together just about anything the most discerning winter traveller could want. The best nightlife is mainly centred around the Banff town centre and we'd recommend staying close as nighttime temperatures in the depth of winter will make you eager to get back in a hurry after closing time. See you on: Banff Avenue

Looking for a great City Break combination: Park City & Salt Lake City, Utah, United States Park City, just outside of Salt Lake City which hosted the Winter Olympics in 2002 and is an interesting exploration, is a good base for enjoying the neighboring three ski resorts of Deer Valley, The Canyons and Park City Mountain Resort. Each have a different flavor but have most certainly one thing in common; if you like powder, then you'll love it here, in fact in most of Utah (due to the Great Salt Lake effect phenomenon), which is why we'd also recommend visiting resorts such as Alta and Snowbird which are just a stones throw away and also covered under the Ski Utah Passport. Anyone planning on going to Deer Valley or Alta should however bear in mind that they are two of the only resorts in the world where Snowboarding is actually banned. See you in: Zoom

Looking for good value for money:

Serre-Chevalier, France
If you are looking for intermediate cruising mileage then Serre-Chevalier is the place for you, and also for everyone else in your group; there's plenty of terrain for all standards, skiers and boarders. This collection of little villages isn't the most lively destination, but does give a somewhat more quaint approach to winter vacations compared to the purpose built mega-resort alternatives and in general there's some real accommodation bargains out there

See you in: Pi Mai

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