Want to make new friendships or plan a reunion for family and friends? Well then you should consider joining a ski group. Ski groups are groups that meet at different places and different times of the year, locally or across the world. They can meet for large trips states away or trips right in your area.
Some main benefits you can take advantage of are having discounts on things such as airport transports, lodging, lift tickets and ski rentals. You can also take advantage of groups that schedule year round activities. Wouldn’t you love to be able to travel to different ski resorts, go to wine tastings, dance parties, take cruises, or just meet up for apres? Depending on which group you become apart of, most have many great options and packages to fit what kind of skiing you want to partake in.
Ski groups are also great for making life-long friendships with people from all over the world or even from your own area. For example, right here in Colorado there are plenty of groups that range from local meets to meets that can take you all over the country and all over the world. Breckenridge, Keystone, and Arapahoe Basin have some of the best packages for group rates in Colorado. You can plan ski lessons, snowmobile tours, sledding tours and so much more. There are also great rates for kids to join you on your adventures and for them to join their own group for their age range. So, if you want to plan a reunion for family or friends, plan a wedding, travel (with Peak 1 Express when you do) and make new friends, or just start your own group, most resorts will offer packages at great rates that will make your ski trip fun and unforgettable for everyone who joins.
Amber Boutwell is a published Denver photographer who loves capturing nature and food. She shoots with natural light but has a deep love for dark skies. When she’s not on mountaintops chasing the Milky Way, she’s managing the great brands behind AVA and The Outlaw Group as their Marketing Manager. She’s been known to quote Joe Pesci, over-kiss cats, enthusiastically eat cheese, and return pugs.
Her motto:
“Seek out places where the Wi-Fi is weak, the views are stunning, and don’t forget the snacks.”
