Gay Ski Week – Which One Is The Best And Why

Aspen Gay Ski Week (AGSW) is ranked the best in the world for a number of reasons including:

The inclusiveness of Aspen and Snowmass, with over 50 years of history, has shaped the welcoming nature it is today. AGSW was born out of a civil rights movement for the LGBTQ+ community.
The iconic location of AGSW with access to Ajax Mountain and the world-famous Silver Queen Gondola. The Silver Queen takes you on a scenic journey to the top, hitting 11,212 feet when you arrive.
The talent and unique venues offer attendees a wide variety of activities beyond skiing or snowboarding. Quickly nicknaming itself winter's Q+ SXSW, AGSW keeps growing with programming, including fashion, film, art, intellectual panels, and so much more.
Four Mountains to choose from, including the epic skiing on Highlands after the hike to the top of the "Highlands Bowl."
The people; hands down, this is where the top Q+ professionals come to party, play, and plan. AGSW has rapidly become the next hot spot not only for an incredible vacation but also for networking with other Q+ professionals, making moves.

Located in Val Thorens, France, European Gay Ski Week usually takes place towards the end of March. Best known for international drag queens.
Touted to have "brilliant cabaret" and fabulous après ski events.
Much like AGSW, European Gay Ski Week offers parties throughout the week with dinners, dancing, and downhill fun.
A wide variety of terrain that is forgiving for any ski level.
Special offers at participating dining locations.

Located in Urabandai, Japan, Rainbow Sky lands in March depending on the season.
LGBTQ+ friendly hotsprings with amazing views and people.
Special packages that offer fun with curated gogo boys.
Featured on IGTLA and recommended by many who aren't into huge crowds.