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What are the best ski towns to visit for après-ski entertainment?

Kamryn O'Hare

Well, as a ski enthusiast, I have visited many ski towns over the years and it's tough to narrow down the best ones for après-ski entertainment. But I'll give it my best shot.

One of my absolute favorites has to be Whistler, British Columbia. Not only is this place a winter wonderland with some of the best skiing in North America, but the après-ski scene is something else. From the lively bars and restaurants to the buzzing social atmosphere, Whistler has it all.

Another popular ski town for après-ski entertainment is Banff, Alberta. Located in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, Banff offers stunning scenery and a wide range of après-ski activities. The town has a lively nightlife scene with bars, clubs, and a bustling atmosphere that's hard to resist.

Park City, Utah is also a must-visit for the après-ski scene. This ski town is known for its lively atmosphere, with plenty of bars, restaurants and cafes in the main strip. Moreover, it's home to the Sundance Film Festival, so there are always events and festivals happening throughout the year.

If you are looking for affordable après-ski activities, then Breckenridge, Colorado should be on your list. It's a laid-back town that doesn't boast a buzzing nightlife, but instead offers families several affordable options for après-ski such as snowmobiling and hot springs, making it an ideal place to visit during a family ski vacation.

Of course, we can't forget about the European ski towns. One of the most popular is St. Anton, Austria; it's known for its vibrant nightlife, with bars and clubs that stay open late into the night. And if you are a party animal, this should be your go-to ski town.

Verbier, Switzerland is another popular European destination, known for its chic après-ski scene. You'll find some of the fanciest bars on the slopes, with a lively party atmosphere that's perfect for winding down after a day on the slopes.

For those who want to experience something different, you should head to Niseko, Japan, a ski town that's gaining in popularity. With many Japanese-style bars and restaurants, you can experience a new culture and enjoy the local fares after skiing.

In conclusion, there are plenty of fantastic ski towns that offer a great après-ski scene. Whether you are looking for a nightlife party scene or a laid-back atmosphere, there is a ski town for every type of traveler.