8 Best Ski Resorts In Idaho

The bright, vibrant and snow-reliable hotel of Obertauern awaits you. This family-friendly resort in the Pacific Northwest is individually owned and pleased with it. Schweitzer ranks as one of the country's top winter locations with 2900 acres of remarkable terrain many thanks to its 2 massive bowls and renowned tree snowboarding.

This year-round hotel in Kellogg, Idaho, provides something for every season. And when the sunlight drops, the lights show up, maintaining most runs open for an one-of-a-kind night snowboarding experience. Then when the snow melts, the area's best lift-served bike park revives and lets you send all of it summertime long, as well as gondola rides, treking and surfing at Idaho's biggest indoor water park.

With four significant groomed runs and a number of powder-filled tracks amongst the trees, the terrain will certainly test intermediate, advanced and professional riders and skiers. Situated in the rugged Selkirk Mountains of the northern Idaho panhandle, and only 80 miles from Spokane, WA, Schweitzer forgets the town of Sandpoint, ID and provides impressive views of 3 states, Canada and the impressive Lake Pend Oreille.

An area symbol and local nonprofit, Bogus Container offers 2,600 acres of skiable towering terrain, 37k of Nordic routes, a tubes hillside, and Idaho's only hill rollercoaster: the Glade Jogger. Found two miles north of McCall, it's the only lit ski and snowboard hillside in the area.

Bogus Basin is open till 10:00 p.m., 7 days a week for night winter sports. This covert gem of the Rocky Mountains on the Idaho-Montana boundary is really a local secret that's been offering great runs and scenic views from atop the Continental Divide for over 76 years.

Positioned high in the Sawtooth Array, Soldier Hill boasts a range of east-facing terrain, consisting of glades, bowls and tree snowboarding. And allow Bookmarks's not neglect the miles of groomed cross-country trails and the surface park, complete with airbag for learning tricks.