11 Best U.S. Ski Towns to Visit Even If You Don't Ski

"But for those who don't ski or need a break from the sport, there are still plenty of reasons to travel to a ski town between December and early April. Depending on where you go, you can usually find a lineup of wellness activities, wildlife tours, snowmobiling or snowshoe excursions, and dining experiences that will ensure a well-rounded, busy trip."

"As a travel writer and skier, I've been to more than my fair share of ski towns across America, and I certainly have my favorites. And while I love to spend a few days on the slopes, I also appreciate other, more accessible aspects of these destinations, from hotel lobbies with roaring fireplaces to sleigh rides, saunas, and art museums."

U.S. ski towns provide many winter options for visitors who do not ski. Travelers can enjoy wellness activities, saunas, spa treatments, and hotel lounges with roaring fireplaces. Outdoor alternatives include wildlife tours, snowmobiling, snowshoe excursions, and sleigh rides. Cultural offerings often include art museums and local dining experiences that showcase regional cuisine. Winter remains prime season for planning visits to favorite mountain destinations and for discovering new resorts. Local experts in each town recommend tailored activities to ensure a well-rounded, busy trip for non-skiers. Accommodations and town amenities cater to a range of energy levels and interests.

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