Frost Fire Mountain Ski Vacations
For the ultimate family ski vacation, you must visit Frost Fire Mountain in North Dakota. Located near Walhalla, the resort features three lifts, including two chair lifts and one surface lift, 25 acres, and ten trails for beginners, intermediates and experts. The top elevation is 1346 feet, with a vertical drop of 345 feet.
Although this is not a large ski resort, it is a great deal of fun, and perfect for family ski vacations. This is the perfect place to bring kids to learn how to ski. Both ski and snowboard lessons are available at reasonable rates. There is a rental shop and ski maintenance area on the grounds, and many motel accommodations in the area to choose from. There is a separate terrain park for snowboarders as well.
There are many restaurants to choose from, and you can also visit the areas antique shops when you aren't busy enjoying the slopes. There are many historical sites to see in the area as well, as Walhalla is the second oldest town in the state of North Dakota.
Frost Fire offers skiers a choice of a double chair or a triple chair, snow boarders terrain park, and beginners slopes to challenging slopes. Superb skiing for skiers of all ages. After a day at Frost Fire, kick up your heels in the easy going atmosphere in the town of Walhalla. Discover hidden treasures in the antique shops or visit Walhalla's historical sites.
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