Top 5 Best LGBT-Friendly Ski Resorts for Romantic Getaways

Are you a single member of LGBT community keen to find a romantic partner? Perhaps you’re also one of the many females who counts skiing as one of their favorite pursuits. You can combine these aspirations by joining an LGBT online matchmaking service.

Here, you’ll find the opportunity to engage in chat rooms. You could pay attention to group discussions about winter sports. Should you come across another single girl who loves to ski, and who also happens to have an attractive profile photo, then that would be a green light for romance! So many women looking for women are drawn to the convenience of the digital environment these days.

Soon, you’ll be eager to arrange an excursion to a top ski resort for a romantic break. When that time comes, it would be extremely helpful to have some insight into the most recommended destinations. Here are our top five.

Lenzerheide, Switzerland

The snow-bedecked slopes in Switzerland's world-renowned Alpine region have been a magnet for skiers for decades. Offering 225 kilometres of snowboarding and skiing opportunities, a lesbian-friendly festival operates here during Gay Ski Week.

Snow is guaranteed here all year round, and this iconic LGBT event inspires visits from a wide range of participants. Keep an eye out for more than an occasional celeb who graces the slopes! As well as getting to meet a variety of LGBT skiers from all over Europe and beyond, once you’ve stacked your skis at the end of the day’s activities, you can join in a host of exciting post-piste events.

Arose, Switzerland

Staying in this charming central European country, the other festival you must consider for your itinerary is Arose. Known to be one of the most gay-friendly skiing resorts in Europe, you will immediately feel welcome when you set eyes on the rainbow flags filtering all around. World-class entertainment is available long after the slopes have closed; as well as skiing and snowboarding, you can join in the partying until the sun begins to sink below the horizon.

Mammoth Mountains, USA

The impressive-sounding Mammoth Mountain range rises to well over 3,300 metres in scenic southwestern America. Located between Sierra National Forest, and Yosemite National Park, these mountains have been attracting LGBT skiers for long enough to have developed an impressive reputation for hospitality. The most opportune period to book a holiday here is during Gay Ski Week, operating in March every year. Perhaps you’ve just missed 2023’s season, but you simply must begin planning for Mammoth 2024, when this fantastic event will hit its 22nd birthday.

Aspen, Colorado

Situated at around 3,000 metres above sea level, Aspen, Colorado is perhaps the USA's most iconic ski resort.

Surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of Utah, the Aspen Gay Ski Week celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2020.

You’ll find so much to see and do beyond the skiing, with lodges dotted all around serving mouth-watering far to ensure Aspen’s skiers are fully fuelled for their endeavours!

Whistler Blackcomb, Canada

Our final choice of the ideal ski location for your lesbian getaway has got to be Canada. The USA's more refined northern neighbour is widely known to be one of move welcoming countries in the world for the LGBT community. Ski Whistler Blackcomb is a pride event that has been gaining a formidable reputation since it was first launched in 1977. As well as opportunities to take advantage of the fabulous skiing conditions on over 480 kilometres of downhill slopes, the activity programme is packed with fantastic entertainment. At this time of year, this Canadian ski resort is awash with rainbow flags, and the party atmosphere continues long into the night.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Fred Felton          

Content Creator / Editor

Fred Felton is a copywriter, editor and social media specialist based in Durban, South Africa. He has over 20 years of experience in creating high end content. He has worked with some of the biggest brands in the world. Currently Fred specialises in the winter outdoors space, focussing on skiing and snowboarding. He is also a keynote speaker and has presented talks and workshops in South Africa.