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Looking for some Spring Break Hot Spots for Cool Skiing? While many spring breakers head to the beaches, some of you are taking advantage of this last chance to hit the slopes. And it's a good bet that the 21st Winter Olympic Games have also put an itch in your ski boots.

Speaking of which, now is the time to rent a timeshare at Whistler, and explore first-hand this 2010 Winter Olympic venue. Ski the slopes where history was made in February. As you heard NBC's Bob Costas mention, the Whistler-Blackcomb ski area is the largest in North America. And also take the time as you pass through Vancouver to check out the Winter Olympic sites that you only got to see on television.

Jackson Hole, Wyoming, has some of the most stunning scenery any skier could ask for. Nestled beside the breathtaking Grand Tetons, skiing here is like being immersed in an unbelievable movie set. There are still some great Jackson timeshares for rent for your springboard to awesome skiing at the world-famous Snow King Resort, whose slopes rise almost right up from the town square, or popular Jackson Hole Ski Resort, just 12 miles out of town. And don't forget the incredible off -slope activity of visiting the largest Elk Reserve in the United States, where you can get up close and personal with hundreds of these magnificent animals. You can even take a sleigh ride there! See Jackson Hole timeshares.

For skiing that is on par with anything you'd find in the European Alps, head toward Ski Country, U.S.A. - Colorado, where the spectacular deep powder skiing is unrivaled. Rent a timeshare in historic Breckenridge for great skiing and snowboarding, among numerous other types of winter fun. For a unique Spring Break activity, try an exciting dogsled ride - sure to clear your head of any remnants of classroom cobwebs.

Skiing the Champagne Powder® of famous Steamboat Springs can be the highlight of your ski season. Rent a Steamboat Springs timeshare at this popular Colorado ski area and enjoy all that it has to offer the intrepid skier. For great après-ski fun there are two hot springs where you can have the exhilarating experience of soaking in steamy water while surrounded by snow.

Consider renting a timeshare at Lake Tahoe for skiing choices that are many, varied, and unbelievable. A hidden jewel in the Sierra Mountains, Lake Tahoe is the largest fresh-water alpine lake in North America. This remarkable ski area straddles the borders of California and Nevada, and offers more than 100 lifts and more than 500 runs over 17,000 acres of terrain. Due to an El Nino weather pattern the area has received record snowfall and expects its ski season to run into the first of May. See Lake Tahoe California timeshares. See Lake Tahoe Nevada timeshares.

When you plan a ski vacation to Lake Tahoe you get much more than just world-class skiing. Rent a timeshare and enjoy skiing at more ski resorts and terrain than any other ski destination in North America. Lake Tahoe offers a mind-boggling array of choices of things to do in two different states. And to top it off, this year, thanks to an El Nino weather pattern, the area has seen record snowfall.

Located along the border between California and Nevada, this is the largest fresh-water alpine lake in North America. Surrounded on all sides by the Sierra Mountains, Lake Tahoe is known for its spectacular scenery, and for the stunning clarity of its deep blue water. Seven major ski resorts and a number of smaller ones are located around the lake, offering more than 100 lifts and more than 500 runs over 17,000 acres of terrain.

Heavenly Valley Mountain Resort is Lake Tahoe's largest ski resort with 4800 acres spread over California and Nevada. It's also Tahoe's highest ski resort with a peak elevation of 10,067 feet. With an average snowfall of 360 inches, the ski season here often runs into late April or even early May. See South Lake Tahoe timeshares.

Tahoe's second largest ski area is Squaw Valley, located in Olympic Valley on the California side. It was the site of the 1960 Winter Olympics, and is known for being one of the most high-concept ski areas in the U.S., including having the only funitel, a type of aerial lift, in the country.

One of Tahoe's smallest ski areas is Donner Ski Ranch, a family-owned and operated ski area on Donner Summit. Offering good skiing for beginners and intermediate skiers, there are also 16 advanced runs. This ski area is significant because it is located near Donner Memorial State Park which tells the story of the ill-fated Donner Party who became trapped in heavy snows during the winter of 1845-1847. Here you can visit the Emigrant Trail Museum that tells their story, and see Pioneer Monument dedicated to them.

Besides downhill skiing, winter sports enthusiasts will find plenty of opportunity for other activities in the Lake Tahoe area such as cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and snowmobiling. You can take a break from the snow and enjoy a cruise on America's second deepest lake by riding one of the lake paddle-wheel boats that take visitors across to beautiful Emerald Bay. Stateline, the Nevada town immediately over the Nevada border, offers gambling casinos and headliner shows, major restaurants, and lots of nightlife.

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