Ski resorts for beginners in North America

The Big White ski resort is perfect for beginners. It is possible to ski almost the entire ski... more

Nakiska ski resort is ideal for beginners. There are people movers right at the base station of the... more

Almost the entire Sunshine Village ski resort is very well suited for beginners (excluding Goat's... more

The Sun Peaks ski resort is a paradise for beginners. The entire ski resort can be explored on easy... more

Beginners can explore almost the entire Marmot Basin ski resort on easy slopes. The lifts can all... more

Beginners can ski throughout almost the entire Whistler Blackcomb ski resort on easy slopes. The... more

The Kimberley ski resort is optimally suited for beginners because they can explore the entire... more

Winter Park is the optimal ski resort for beginners. Between Winter Park Mountain, Mary Jane and... more

Beginners will find their best conditions from Mountain Village to Meadows and over to Ute Park.... more

Buttermilk Mountain is the ideal mountain for beginners. They can ski throughout the entire ski... more

Beaver Creek is an ideal ski resort for beginners. There are separate beginner lifts and people... more

Beginners will find very easy slopes in the lower part of the ski resort. You can ski from the... more

Beginners will find their perfect terrain at the Base Area. They can ski almost the entire ski... more

There is a beginner's area with three designated chair lifts and a magic carpet at the Spruce Camp... more

Beginners will find many slopes surrounding the village. Easy and wide slopes lead to almost all... more

Beginners can ski the entire ski hill and can also practice at the 4 people movers.

Mammoth Mountain offers many easy slopes in the lower area. You can ski from the Eagle Lodge to... more

Beginners can ski the entire ski resort on Mount Seymour. Easy slopes lead down from the highest... more

Both sides of the Cypress Mountain resort are suitable for beginners. There is a large beginner... more

The 15.2 km long Last Spike slope from the peak to the base is the longest slope and is also... more

Beginners will find their terrain in the lower area of the ski resort. There are many wide and easy... more

The lower part of the Panorama ski resort is ideal for beginners. There are many easy and wide... more

The entire Lower Mountain area and the base station area are very suitable for beginners. In... more

Beginners will find some very easy and wide slopes directly in the base area at the Green Chair and... more

The lower part of the ski resort is very well suited for beginners. Easy slopes lead from Elk Camp... more

Vail offers many possibilities for beginners on the Front Side. On Gopher Hill in Village Mountain... more

Beginners will find many easy slopes on the front side of the mountain. The "Learning... more

Beginners can ski the entire ski resort on easy slopes. Even the connection between Mont Blanc and... more

The complete ski resort (southern and northern side) can be accessed via easy slopes. There is even... more

Beginners can ski throughout the entire ski resort on easy slopes. There is also a practice area... more

With the exception of Wilderness Peak, beginners can ski the entire ski resort. Slopes ranging from... more

The lower part of the ski area is perfect for beginners. Next to the Base Lodge and the Kids... more

Beginners will feel at home in Loveland Valley. Almost all of the slopes here are suitable for... more

Beginners will feel at home near the base lodge at the Cascade chair and Sundance Surface. The... more

There are easy slopes at the Screaming Eagle and the Greenway Chair. Beginners will find what they... more

Beginners will feel at home on the slopes from the middle station down to the valley. There are... more

Beginners will find ideal slopes at the Molly Hogan lift and at Molly's Magic Carpet. There are... more

There are no easy slopes on Aspen Mountain