Winter is a great excuse to escape the cold and also enjoy fun activities such as snowboarding and skiing.
The winter holidays are also a popular time to travel. Therefore, it’s essential to book your trip now to avoid getting stuck with high prices and not being able to find the best deals. Here is a list of where to travel this winter.
Gstaad, Switzerland
Europe has plenty of beautiful ski towns that attract high-net-worth individuals. One of these is Gstaad, known for its old-world charm. It’s also a favorite destination of the Monegasque royals. Tatiana Santo Domingo and Andrea Casiraghi got married in 2014.
The Berkshires
The Wheatleigh, which was initially built in 1893, is a charming boutique hotel that feels like it’s in a European chalet. Its 19 rooms are equipped with fireplaces and warm wood accents, and it offers panoramic views of the Berkshires. Several trails are suitable for various activities, such as cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
The Dolomites, Italy
The Dolomite mountains are known to be incredibly beautiful. One of the most charming areas in the region is San Cassiano, which is located underneath the peaks of the Dolomite mountains. The Rosa Alpina was one of the first properties in the area to become an Aman partner hotel last year. This means that guests can expect the same high-end and ultra-zen-like experiences that the brand’s fans are accustomed to.
Lake Placid, New York
If you’re looking for a romantic getaway with a view of the stars and a hearty meal around a fire, then the Whiteface Lodge in the Catskills is the place for you. This property is located in the beautiful region of the Adirondacks, and it features 80 trails perfect for various activities. After a day of skiing, you can enjoy a drink or two at the lodge’s outdoor dining area.
Raton, Mexico
Ted Turner is one of the largest private landowners in the US. With over 2 million acres of land, he’s considered a real-life John Dutton. One of his properties is the Vermejo Reserve, which is located in Northern New Mexico and Southern Colorado. This property is the largest of his multiple hospitality brands.
This property is dedicated to conservation and features several creature comforts, such as a world-class spa and five-star accommodations. It also profoundly focuses on preserving the Rio Grande cutthroat trout and American bison.