Snow-crowned Blackcomb and Whistler Mountains offer outdoor delights year ‘round. Cascade Lodge is the ideal getaway for warm and cold weather adventurers alike. In winter, catch a high-speed lift and enjoy a breathtaking day of skiing and snowboarding. Or speed across the snowy landscape on a dog-sled tour. In summer, go hiking, rafting, or mountain biking. From rugged extremes to soothing quiet, Cascade Lodge has it all.

St. George resort offers the entire family a choice of sun-drenched delights. Hike the canyon trails of Zion National Park, where red, white, and ochre rocks converge to form majestic pinnacles, domes, and arches. Fish, jet ski, or scuba dive in the warm waters of Quail Lake. Mosey through an Old West ghost town, or spend the day exploring mineral pools and Anasazi petroglyphs. The transcendent panoramas of St. George will leave you refreshed.

Bright neon distraction meets Old West charm in Reno. Warm days, cool nights, and sizzling round-the-clock entertainment make for an exhilarating vacation. Located in downtown Reno, this resort puts guests in perfect position to sidle up to the slots or blackjack tables and enjoy the incredible nightlife. An on-site seasonal swimming pool is available. And there’s more – Reno’s history fascinates visitors of all ages.

Just 20 miles (32 kilometers) outside of Tucson, Rancho Vistoso is an excellent base for enjoying the best of the Southwest. The climate and surroundings are perfect for golf, biking, rock-climbing, bird-watching, and stargazing. Area attractions include the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, San Xavier Mission, and Tubac, a popular art village.

Nestled in the White Mountains – at an elevation of 7,800 feet (2,377 meters) – among lakes, streams, and the largest stand of ponderosa pine in the world, Pinetop resort is surrounded by opportunities for recreation every day of the year. Rich in historic sites and natural beauty, the area has plenty to keep you busy. From hiking to bird-watching, from fishing to golf, from shopping to stargazing, you can fill your days and evenings with vacation pleasures.

Celebrities have headed to Palm Springs for sunshine, relaxation, and world-class pampering since the 1930s. Now it’s your turn. Palm Springs resort has everything you could want in a desert hideaway. Set amid palm trees, desert flora, and canyons, the Palm Springs area has over 100 golf courses. It also boasts proximity to Joshua Tree National Park and Mount San Jacinto State Park, which offer hiking, wildlife, and beautiful desert vistas. Unit interiors were recently refurbished.

Oceanside Harbor is set in a quaint beachfront community with a near-perfect climate that draws artists and surfers alike. With 3.5 miles (6 kilometers) of beach, you won’t have a problem finding a secluded spot for a beach chair, that is, if you can stop in-line skating, surfing, building sandcastles, sightseeing, visiting San Diego Zoo, Legoland, or SeaWorld, or walking along the 1,942-foot (592 meters) historic pier – one of the longest wooden recreational piers on the West Coast.

Located 5 miles (8 kilometers) south of the Mandalay Bay Resort, the resort features 402 units in a Mediterranean architectural style. On-site amenities include three pools, four spas, a children’s pool, lazy river pool, barbecue/picnic areas, basketball court, shuffleboard, putting green, horseshoe pit, children’s playground, and gift shop. The resort offers billiards, table tennis, a video arcade, fitness area, and computer lounge with Wi-Fi (for which there is a usage charge). Services include a concierge desk and daily shuttle service to the Strip and grocery store.