Ski & Snow in USA

Journey deep into Exit Glacier on this strenuous hike from Seward. Begin with a challenging 1.6-mile trek, climbing more than 3,000 feet in elevation. Reach the ice, put on provided safety gear and follow a guide around glacial features. Marvel at the sights and sounds, take breaks along the way and after exploring the glacier, head back down the same trail. Hotel transport is included on this 6.5-hour outing suitable for hikers in good physical condition.

Spend the day traversing Yosemite's backcountry from Badger Pass to Dewey Point. Strap on snowshoes and embrace the cold as you traverse the winter wonderland and get panoramic views of Yosemite, including El Capitan. This hike reaches heights of 7,200 feet and ranges from moderate to difficult. There's also the option to extend the hike to Crocker Point or Stanford Point for a max round trip circuit of 10.5 miles.

Speed through winter landscapes on this 90-minute snowmobile adventure in North Pole. Follow an expert guide into the Chena Lakes Recreation area on remote mountain trails leading you across frozen lakes and rivers, and keep an eye out for wildlife. Then, park the snowmobile and wind down your adrenaline with a warm beverage, along with some snacks.

Hit the slopes of Tahoe this winter with a ski or snowboard rental package in South Lake Tahoe. You'll be fitted by trained staff members who will make sure you leave with the boots, bindings, and skis or snowboard that are right for your skill level. Plus, receive maps of area resorts and tips about mountain safety. By reserving in advance, you'll ensure you won't miss out on rentals for your family during the busy ski season. Four rental locations are available, and you can choose a 1-, 2- or 3-day package.

Go cross-country skiing in South Lake Tahoe, and enjoy the winter wonderland scenery while getting an excellent workout. With this cross-country ski rental package, you'll receive the equipment you need to explore the mountain trails of the Sierra Nevada. Get fitted for boots, poles, skis, and bindings - plus you can rent or buy outerwear, if you need it. Reserving your rental in advance ensures you won't miss out during the busy ski season.

Take park in a classic NYC wintertime tradition with ice skating at the famed Wollman Rink in Central Park. Soak up the crisp magic of the season as you glide around the rink while surrounded by the iconic scenery of Central Park and the city skyline. Your ticket includes ice skate rental and guarantees admission to this popular activity. Follow up your skate with a slice of New York Cheesecake with the purchase of an entree at Planet Hollywood in Times Square.

If zooming down the side of a mountain isn't your idea of fun, try experiencing the winter terrain by snowshoeing at Lake Tahoe instead. With this South Lake Tahoe rental package, you'll receive snowshoes, poles, and insulated boots, so you can trek across the snow with ease, soaking up the crisp Sierra Nevada air.

Enjoy snowboarding or skiing at Hunter Mountain in the Catskills on a full-day tour from New York City. Hunter Mountain has a gentle slope for beginners, and advanced terrain for seasoned experts, so that skiers and riders of all abilities can have fun on the slopes. Includes rental equipment, an all-area lift ticket, a hot drink at the ski resort, and round-trip transportation from Manhattan.

Escape to a winter wonderland at the Chena Lakes Recreation Area on this 2-hour snowshoe tour from Fairbanks. As a guide takes you over snow-covered trails at a leisurely pace, watch for wildlife such as moose, birds, snowshoe hare and foxes. Explore forests and frozen lakes in this tranquil environment, and hear the sound of your snowshoes crunching softly in the snow. This is a perfect budget-friendly activity for the family.

Ride a dog sled through Alaska's wilderness trails on a 2-hour tour from Seward. In addition to your sled ride, you get to tour the kennel, cuddle husky puppies, and learn about canine athletic training. The sleds feature comfortable, padded seats and wheeled summer sleds that allow you to experience a dog sled ride regardless of the weather.

Hunter Mountain - The place that knows your name, such a great mountain. Luxury Coach Bus Amenities: Music, water closet, movies, bagel, free candy, drinks, and snacks (while supplies last). Please arrive 15 minutes early to check in. (6:00 AM) Downtown Brooklyn/Barclay vicinity 177 Flatbush Ave, Brooklyn New, York 11217 (6:15 AM) Union Square vicinity- Manhattan 129 3rd Avenue, New York, New York 10003 (6:30 AM) Times Square vicinity- Manhattan 401 W 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036 (6:45 AM) Upper West Side - Manhattan 2086 Broadway, New York, NY 10023 Our fantastic guides will go over the trail maps with you on the ride to the slopes, allowing you to have the best experience at the mountain. We know all the little secrets of the mountain, amazing views, t the shortest lines, beer promos, what amazing foods to try, and more.

Go deep in the Alaskan wilderness on this Mendenhall Glacier trek. Professional guides help you navigate challenging terrain during an 8-mile (13-km) hike that rewards you with incredible views of Mendenhall Lake, rain forest, and otherworldly glacial formations. All adventurous types are welcome on this unique experience, limited to 12 people, but hikers need to be in shape. A highlight: The chance to explore ice caves and surrounding features created by ice flow.

Embark on a moderate, 2-hour hike in Matanuska-Susitna Valley on this full-day tour from Anchorage. During your trek along Matanuska Glacier, pass dramatic blue meltwater pools and ice formations. Capture incredible views of the Alaska Range, the Talkeetna Mountains and the Chugach Mountains, and gain insight into the local geology from a seasoned guide. Finish the hike with a relaxing Alaskan lunch overlooking the glacier. This Matanuska glacier hike comes with gear, safety equipment and hotel transport.

Glacier treks make for great outdoor adventures but can feel rushed if they are only a few hours long. This trekking experience at Matanuska Glacier - a local favorite, and one of the few vehicle-accessible glaciers near Anchorage - takes a full day, which leaves plenty of time to explore blue meltwater pools, ice formations, and crevasses.

Strap on a pair of snowshoes and explore the sparkling wintertime beauty of Colorado's Front Range. Hike atop fresh powder through pristine pine forests and open-air alpine meadows with views of the Rocky Mountains. Your experienced guide will choose trails that match your experience level throughout this 4-hour adventure.