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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It depends what you mean by ski-in, ski-out.  At Solitude, everyone at the ability level you describe can walk to a lift in a couple minutes.  Some buildings are closer than others, but other than one rental house, none are the ski to your door type places.  Bear in mind that Solitude Village is *very* small, with next to nothing to do (a couple restaurants, one "bar" of sorts, a hot tub, and that's about it).  It worked great when we had little kids, and all we wanted to do is chill after skiing.  But as the kids got older, it was a little too restrictive - although my 18 yo still wants to go back.  [/quote]

Thanks! Last year my kids did pretty well with a very liberal ski in/ski out (like we had to drag our stuff across bridges and walkways for at least 15min BUT didn't have to drive, which is all I'm really trying to avoid, especially since I've converted to skiing with a small backpack). A pool would be nice but we tend to ski until the last lift closes so would probably do just fine with no night life. Maybe Solitude is the right choice?[/quote]

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