The Top 5 Resorts for Snowboarders in North America, According to the Pros

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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, WY. Credit: Resort Facebook

Whatโ€™s the most important aspect of a ski resort for snowboarders to consider? The first thing to consider would probably be โ€˜am I allowed to snowboard here?โ€™, as three resorts in the US still donโ€™t welcome snowboarders.

Is it the terrain parks? The amount of flat terrain? Or is it as simple as the amount of snow a resort gets?

Matador Network asked the opinion of several pro-snowboarders and came up with these five resorts as the best there is in North America for snowboarders. Definitely check out the full post for the lowdown on each resort.

#1 โ€“ Park City, UT

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Park City, UT. Credit: Resort facebook

#2 โ€“ Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, WY

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Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, WY. Credit: Resort Facebook



#3 โ€“ Mount Baker, WA

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Mount Baker, WA. Credit: Resort Facebook

#4 โ€“ Alpental, WA

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Alpental, WA. Credit: Resort Facebook

#5 โ€“ Revelstoke, BC

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Revelstoke, BC. Credit: Resort Facebook

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3 thoughts on โ€œThe Top 5 Resorts for Snowboarders in North America, According to the Prosโ€

  1. MP-Brighton is for sure a snowboarders mountain, which Iโ€™ve always found funny because it is so insanely flat, snowboarders have to scooch everywhere. Brighton is a few miles away? Maybe as the crow flies, but to drive there in the winter from PC is definitely taking 1-2 hrs depending on conditions.

  2. Literally no pros ride Park City anymore and their terrain park is ski city. Everything is more oriented towards skiers. Meanwhile Brighton is a few miles away which you know, has the reputation for being SNOWBOARD CAPITOL OF THE WORLD.

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