Skiing and Snow Play with Kids

The top 10 Banff attractions for families include cultural and historic attractions, family fun, and amazingly beautiful lakes, waterfalls, and valleys.

When the first big winter storm hit the California coastline, our family clapped for joy because it meant that the High Sierras were getting their first serious snowfall of the winter season.

Snow tubing can be a lot of fun for the whole family. But what about families with toddlers or preschoolers in tow? Fortunately, there are several East Coast resorts and tubing parks that have carved out winter play and kiddie tubing areas to the delight of parents up and down the coast.

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Believe it or not, it does snow in Southern California! Located just 2 hours from Los Angeles, Big Bear is Southern California’s alpine winter wonderland. Every year, thousands journey “up …

Yosemite National Park is 1,169 square miles in size and while most visitors are cramming the Valley during the summer months, there are still many opportunities to enjoy Yosemite without the crowds; you just have to know both when to go and where to go.

Skiing with the family in Virginia, West Virginia, and North Carolina is easy, fun, and economical. Southeastern ski resorts are smaller than those you find on the west coast, but they are still a delight for the entire family. A smaller resort is more affordable, making them ideal for once-per-season ski trip families.

New Hampshire may be a small New England State, but it really runs the gamut of family-friendly fun. We vacation here every year and never run out of options. In the fall the foliage beckons, in the winter skiing, the spring fabulous hiking and the summer, beaches at the lakes or ocean. All of this packed into just over 9000 square miles. You’ve got to see New Hampshire with kids!