January 15, 2010, Newsletter Issue #201: Ski Resort Fun for Non-Skiers

Tip of the Week

Not everyone enjoys the exhilaration of flying down a ski slope. If the whole family or all of your friends dream of a ski vacation, take heart. The key to fun for a non-skier is choosing a ski vacation rental with non-skiing and in-door entertainment options.
Snow tubing is one of the latest rages at resorts. Instead of perching on a pair of skis, lower your center of gravity and whisk down the slope seated. Everyone can do it...no lessons needed, no expensive equipment to purchase...just have fun!
Bundle up the gang for an old-fashioned sleigh ride complete with hot chocolate or hot buttered rum.
Just not the outdoor type? Opt for pampering at an area day spa, shop ‘til you drop at outlet malls, galleries and specialty boutiques.
Curl up by the fireplace with that novel you haven’t been able to find the time to start. Make new friends in the ski lodge. There are always non-skiers hanging out and camaraderie makes for interesting conversations.
Many resorts offer culinary classes and wine tasting. For instance, some Vermont ski resorts offer maple sugaring classes, antiquing excursions and art classes. And, when everyone else comes off the slopes, you’ll be rested and ready for a night on the town.

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