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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm from Italy and have only skiied in Europe, which I love because my preferred skiing day is: wake up and have delicious hotel/chalet breakfast, ski for a couple of hours, stop for coffee on the mountain, ski for an hour, stop for long lunch on the mountain - pasta, wine, etc - ski again for a couple of hours, have afternoon tea in town/back in the chalet, get back to hotel/chalet and go in hot tub/sauna/pool, then have dinner, go to some bars afterwards or have drinks with friends at chalet. 
My understanding is that American skiing is much more serious - more skiing, less eating and drinking. Which towns, if any, out west, have what I want?[/quote]

I think you’d enjoy Sun Valley. It’s not going to be exactly the same but there are plenty of places to stop for a drink or food on the mountain and a great old-western feeling town for low key drinks. Prepare to shell out more money for skiing than you would in Europe. We find it less expensive to pay for tickets to Europe because it’s more affordable. [/quote]

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