Whether you want to ski to your heart’s content or hike past picture-perfect waterfalls, rugged peaks and broad valleys, these scenic mountain resorts are a nature lovers dream. Inside, you’ll find amenities like cozy fireplaces, tranquil pools and highly regarded restaurants, all within steps of fun outdoor activities. Read on to find your ideal mountain getaway today.

Alta Ski Area is one of only a few ski-only resorts in the U.S. with no snowboarding allowed. It averages nearly 550 inches of snow per year over more than 2,600 skiable acres with 119 runs. When the snow melts, the mountain transforms into 13-plus miles of beautiful hiking trails sprinkled with wildflowers and alive with wildlife. For ski-in, ski-out (or hike-in, hike-out) lodging, Snowpine Lodge is a luxury hotel that makes a great home base for four-season outdoor adventures. The lodge has its own private ski lift for easy mountain access, gear lockers (that open with your room keycard) and on-property ski rentals. The two on-site restaurants focus on serving locally sourced dishes and craft cocktails. After a long day on the mountain, lodge guests can relax in the full-service Stillwell Spa with an indoor grotto, plunge pool and treatments such as the High Altitude Recovery massage.

No matter what the season, Telluride‘s location within a canyon in the San Juan Mountains makes it a mountain gem. The Hotel Telluride, which sits in the downtown area, boasts accommodations with incredible mountain views and proximity to everything from skiing and snowboarding trails to festival grounds to hiking and mountain bike paths. The property offers outdoor hot tubs, as well as a ski and snowboard storage and valet service. Plus, guests can enjoy complimentary cruiser bikes and a free seasonal shuttle to area activities.

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is known for its world-class downhill skiing and snowboarding – especially the legendary Corbet’s Couloir run and the scenic tram. This mountain resort is located 12 miles northwest of the town of Jackson and has 2,500 acres of in-bounds terrain on two mountains, as well as more than 3,000 acres of backcountry. There is just as much to do during the warmer months, such as climbing the Via Ferrata,…