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Video: Life In The Ruby Mountains
Nestled in the mountains of northeastern Nevada is a fantastic little ski resort that delivers an unbeatable experience for skiers and snowboarders looking for something completely different. As you would expect, Ruby Mountains provides visitors with a comfortable and inviting lodge, featuring some of the finest cooking around. But when guests leave the lodge behind, the true adventure begins. That's because Ruby uses helicopters to provide access to more than 200,000 acres of backcountry skiing, giving visitors the opportunity to shred miles of pristine and untouched powder. Better yet, they won't have to share all of that terrain with anyone other than Ruby Mountains guests, which makes the entire experience an intimate and memorable affair.The video below is a beautiful one, particularly for a promo. It gives us a great sense of what a stay at Ruby is all about, both in the lodge and out in the powder. The first half of the video will have you licking your lips over the delicious looking food and comfortable atmosphere, while the last portion will get your adrenaline pumping for some outdoor adventure. The snow conditions look absolutely spectacular.
If you're a skier or snowboarder who has been just about everywhere else in North America, you'll definitely want to put Ruby Mountains on you radar.
[Photo Credit: Ruby Mountains]
Life in the Ruby Mountains from Joseph Royer on Vimeo.
Filed under: Skiing, North America, United States, Video, Luxury Travel










Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Ferdamenn Dec 8th 2012 1:25PM
Loved the video. It is funny how similar this is to my home country Iceland, but we still do not have as great skiing mountains. It sounds a bit strange as most would expect to have a lot of snow in ICEland - however the truth is that we have proper snow to ski in only couple of weeks per year or so. We have however more of things like great waterfalls, geysers and of course the northern lights e.g. as you can see here: http://www.northernlightsiceland.com/ But check out also the heliskiing up in the north, close to Dalvik.