2026-27 Season
PeakHouse Trip Experiences
Don’t let planning logistics get in the way of your next great ski adventure. Join the PeakRankings team on a world-class alpine trip next year!
Ski Utah | January 2027
Ski Vermont #1 | January 2027
Ski Whistler | January 2027
Ski Japan #1 | Jan/Feb 2027
Ski Vermont #2 | February 2027
Ski Japan #2 | February 2027
Ski Inland Northwest | February 2027
Ski Western Canada | February 2027
Ski Colorado | Feb/Mar 2027
Ski Chamonix | March 2027
Ski Tahoe | March 2027
Ski Les 3 Vallées | Mar/Apr 2027
Ski Chile - Powder Road Trip | August 2027
Ski Chile - Tres Valles Ski Week | August 2027
Ski New Zealand Road Trip | August 2027
Ski New Zealand Club Field | September 2027
What PeakHouse Guests Say
This was an incredible ski trip. Alex was a fantastic manager: kind, patient, and clearly working hard all week to make sure everyone had a great experience. It was a lot of fun skiing together as a group and finding the best terrain at the right time of day. The group itself was great too, a really good group of people who were sociable and fun to ski with. The food and lodging were excellent as well, it really felt like every detail had been well covered. A truly memorable week. This was my first trip with PeakRankings, but I will definitely be doing another one soon.
I've skied over a hundred days in my life and those 4 PeakHouse days are the most memorable ones.
PeakHouse trips seem to eliminate one of the biggest risks in traveling - accidently inviting the wrong people to travel with. It's great to find an active group that share similar interests and quickly bond that also manages to offer an affordable travel opportunity.
The trip was way better than I expected. I was super nervous about keeping up, but the group was extremely welcoming and assured me that it was okay to take it at my own pace. There was zero pressure to push myself beyond my comfort levels.
I appreciated the unique itinerary seeing many resorts within a short timeframe, seeing the countryside, finding someone to ski with to explore areas I wouldn't hit alone, and those legendary Niseko gates which lived up to expectations and then some!
The trip was beyond expectation. Everyone had a great time on and off the slopes. Accommodations and transportations were great. Alex did a great job leading the trip.
This was one of the best riding trips I’ve experienced. The season didn’t cooperate with the area this year, but the hosts did a great job creating a seamless experience. The combination of challenging terrain, stunning mountain scenery, and great logistics made every day feel epic. If you’re a strong advanced to expert skier who loves earning your turns, this trip is an absolute must.
Its just awesome getting to meet and ski with new people, and its an awesome chance to ski with really good skiers and learn new terrain with a group. really really enjoyed how off-piste/sidecountry avid the climate was.
Peakhouse Whistler was the greatest trip of my life. This being my first big mountain I came into this not knowing what to expect. I found that it was absolutely insane how large and fun whistler is and also just how good the group was.
PeakHouse was a great experience, and I met so many nice people. It was a real treat to ski with so many GOOD skiers. The cold weather adversity brought us all together.
I dreamed of a fun trip and my dream was blown out of the water by actuality.
I used this trip as my first taste of international ski travel and was thoroughly impressed. The atmosphere that was organically created was amazing and I don't think could be replicated. A solid group who gave me good access to a ski community.
This truly was an amazing experience. I'm super happy that I took the leap of faith. I got to learn so much from so many amazing people, and it was super cool to meet a bunch of individuals from all over who have a lot of similar interests (skiing hiking, outdoors, snowboard slander, etc). Super happy that I got to have this experience, and Banff was truly everything it was cracked up to be. So awesome to be apart of this community, and massive kudos to Sam and the team for cultivating such an awesome community. Even for someone (in decent shape) who had never done serious hikes, it was all within everyone's range of ability. A once in a lifetime experience that I will never forget.
I cannot express how happy I am to have come across these opportunities and to have taken a chance on on attending. These experiences have been a much welcomed change from the norm to discover new worlds, and even better, to go through the same experience with people who have appreciated the moment just as much. After every trip I have personally had much to reflect on: the world we live in, the snowboard and ski community, interactions with people with different life experience and from different generations, and not least of all, myself. I believe that the lessons learned here would never have been attained if not for walking off the beaten path to visit at PeakHouse.
PeakHouse Gallery
Epic chest-deep powder day at Valle Nevado.
A bit of après at La Parva, Chile!
Group pic at the top of Snowbird!
Looking down at Snowbird's Pipeline Couloir.
A group pic following a trip to Utah's Homestead Crater!
Soaking in the sun on a Valle Nevado chairlift ☀️
PeakHouse 2024 Group Photo!
Group pic after a hike up to Brighton's Elevator Shaft!
Monday night pasta dinner!
Monday night pasta dinner!
Some good looking spaghetti 🤤
Wednesday night tacos courtesy of Grant and Dustin!
Hike up Snowbasin's DeMoisy Peak
Tailgating at Brighton!
A sunny Snowbasin Friday!
Tailgating at Snowbird!
Soaking in the sun at Alta!
Group pic at the top of Brighton!
More Brighton tailgating!
👋 from the chairlift to the ground!
All smiles on a Valle Nevado bluebird day!
A well-deserved break after a long day of El Colorado surface lift rides.
The PeakCasa Chile crew sneaks in a day at Portillo.
Taking advantage of the snowboard-friendly slopes at Brighton!
✺ Frequently asked questions ✺
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PeakHouse is our guided trip planning program, where we coordinate group trips to the best ski destinations in the world. Most trips take place in a large shared chalet, or multiple shared townhomes next to one another.
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We plan group trips for skiers and snowboarders of all ability levels. To check whether a specific trip is right for you, check the “Recommended Ability Level” dropdown for your desired trip.
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Yes. For most of our trips, we offer optional addendum packages for those who want to arrive early or depart late. Sometimes, these packages will involve exploring new mountains within the region.
Examples include:
Exploring Kitzbühel in Austria for three extra days as an add-on to our PeakHouse Italy trip.
Arriving one day early to our PeakHouse Northern Rockies trip to ski/ride an extra day at Jackson Hole.
Staying one day late on our PeakHouse Vermont trip to ski Mad River Glen.
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At this time, we are accepting PeakHouse applications for skiers and snowboarders who are 21 and older.
If specified, certain trips may be designed for certain age groups.
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A PeakHouse trip is more than just lodging. Our team coordinates a range of post-slopes activities so you can experience the best of what your trip region has to offer.
Here are some sample itineraries:
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YES! PeakHouse is the perfect environment to make new ski friends of similar ability levels.
Several of our PeakHouse 2024 participants are still in contact with one another.
If you would like intros to others on the trip before your start date, we are happy to coordinate the details.
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While we can provide curated guidance around where to go on the mountain and certain activities—and we are happy to ski or ride with you—we are not able to give physical on-mountain ski resort tours.
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If you need to cancel, we can provide a refund only in the event we are able to find a person to take your spot on the trip.
If you have volunteered to drive, your replacement trip-goer must also be a driver.
For most domestic trips, we expect this to be possible within 60-90 days of the trip; however, we cannot guarantee this.