"When thinking about the best ski terrain, you might think of wide-open bowls or perfectly carved groomers. But if you're goal is to get your skis on the best powder and turns possible, you often have to head into the trees. For some that might be a not-so-fun concept, but for others, that's all they dream about. PeakRankings took a look at some of the most unreal ski areas and resorts for tree skiing across North America."
"12. Arapahoe Basin, Colorado 11. Jay Peak, Vermont 10. Whistler Blackcomb, British Columbia 9. Mount Bachelor, Oregon 8. Whitefish Mountain Resort, Montana 7. Heavenly, California 6. Revelstoke, British Columbia 5. Brighton, Utah 4. Powder Mountain, Utah 3. Big White, British Columbia 2. Beaver Creek, Colorado 1. Steamboat, Colorado Nolan Deck is a writer for Unofficial Networks, covering skiing and outdoor adventure. After growing up and skiing in Maine, he moved to the Denver area for college where he continues to live and work... More by Nolan Deck"
A ranked list identifies the top 12 ski areas and resorts for tree skiing across North America, with Steamboat, Colorado positioned at number one and Arapahoe Basin at number twelve. The selections span U.S. states and Canadian provinces including Colorado, Utah, British Columbia, Vermont, Oregon, Montana, and California. Notable resorts on the list include Whistler Blackcomb, Revelstoke, Mount Bachelor, Powder Mountain, and Brighton. The focus emphasizes access to powder, dense tree corridors, and varied terrain that reward skiers seeking sheltered turns, tight-line runs, and diverse natural features amid forested slopes.
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