The 11 Best Off-the-Radar Winter Destinations in the U.S.
Whitefish, Montana: A charming town near Glacier National Park with excellent skiing and winter sports opportunities.
Leavenworth, Washington: A Bavarian-style village in the Cascade Mountains, known for its festive holiday celebrations and outdoor activities.
Taos, New Mexico:A picturesque Southwestern town with a rich art scene and access to Taos Ski Valley.
Lanesboro, Minnesota: A small town in the Bluff Country region, Lanesboro is perfect for winter biking, snowshoeing, and enjoying cozy bed-and-breakfasts.
Ely, Minnesota: Located in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, Ely offers cross-country skiing, dogsledding, and opportunities to see the Northern Lights.
Chincoteague Island, Virginia: Experience a quieter, off-season side of this coastal town, known for its wildlife refuge and wild ponies.
Crested Butte, Colorado: A hidden gem for skiing and snowboarding, often less crowded than some of Colorado's more famous resorts.
Lake Placid, New York: Beyond the famous Olympic sites, Lake Placid offers serene winter landscapes and outdoor adventures.