The great outdoors and wellness have always gone hand in hand and there are few places in the winter that beat ski resort communities. Giving into the elements and soaking in breathtaking mountaintop views to snowshoeing at dusk or dawn are just some of the ways to take in the wonders of this quiet season. Our selection this month reflects some of the “greats,” and while skiing is still the big draw, these resorts offer a plethora of other outdoor activities and experiences that non-skiers can indulge in. There is nothing better than coming in after a day on the hills to an oasis of restoration and rejuvenation that all these wellness resorts offer in unique ways.
From Sun Valley, Idaho, to British Columbia, Canada and the French and Swiss Alps, these rustic, chalet-inspired resorts make the most of ensuring your wellness experience is both inside, and out!
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| Sun Valley Lodge in Idaho |
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| Stay with us at the legendary Sun Valley Lodge. Guests are presented with 108 guestrooms, a 20,000 square foot destination spa, a world-class fitness center and yoga studio, a glass-enclosed outdoor pool and pool café, as well as restaurants, lounges, lobbies, and event space. |
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| Les Chalets du Mont d'Arbois in France |
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| At the foot of the Mont d’Arbois slopes – just a short distance from the ski lifts – experience classic Alpine charm in our winter-only Four Seasons retreat. |
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| The Chedi Andermatt Spa in Switzerland |
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| Surrounded by the natural beauty of the Swiss Alps, The Chedi Andermatt unites local traditions of hospitality with Asian charm and perfectly combine visually authentic Alpine chic with Asian style elements. The Chedi Andermatt has received the best possible rating by Forbes Travel Guide 2022, again making it one of the best hotels in Europe. |
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| Fairmount Chateau Whistler in Canada |
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| The luxurious 519-room Fairmont Chateau Whistler resort is located at the base of Blackcomb Mountain in Whistler, British Columbia. Tastefully designed luxury Whistler accommodations with spectacular mountain or village views were created to blend with the natural alpine setting. |
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