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 +[[Image:Meribel FRA.jpg|'''[[Ski area]]''' is a developed recreational facility, usually on a '''[[mountain]]''' or large '''[[hill]]''', containing ski trails and vital supporting services. It is common for a ski area to have food, rental equipment, parking facilities and a '''[[ski lift]]''' system catering to the sports of skiing and snowboarding. Normally located in high '''[[mountain]]''' areas (or at least on well-built-up '''[[hills]]''') for adequate '''[[snow]]''' coverage, they have become ubiquitous in areas where skiing is a popular pastime. The paths are usually marked and known as runs, trails or pistes.|thumb|350px]]
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'''[[Ski area]]''' is a developed recreational facility, usually on a '''[[mountain]]''' or large '''[[hill]]''', containing ski trails and vital supporting services. It is common for a ski area to have food, rental equipment, parking facilities and a '''[[ski lift]]''' system catering to the sports of skiing and snowboarding. '''[[Ski area]]''' is a developed recreational facility, usually on a '''[[mountain]]''' or large '''[[hill]]''', containing ski trails and vital supporting services. It is common for a ski area to have food, rental equipment, parking facilities and a '''[[ski lift]]''' system catering to the sports of skiing and snowboarding.

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Ski area is a developed recreational facility, usually on a mountain or large hill, containing ski trails and vital supporting services. It is common for a ski area to have food, rental equipment, parking facilities and a ski lift system catering to the sports of skiing and snowboarding. Normally located in high mountain areas (or at least on well-built-up hills) for adequate snow coverage, they have become ubiquitous in areas where skiing is a popular pastime. The paths are usually marked and known as runs, trails or pistes.
Ski area is a developed recreational facility, usually on a mountain or large hill, containing ski trails and vital supporting services. It is common for a ski area to have food, rental equipment, parking facilities and a ski lift system catering to the sports of skiing and snowboarding. Normally located in high mountain areas (or at least on well-built-up hills) for adequate snow coverage, they have become ubiquitous in areas where skiing is a popular pastime. The paths are usually marked and known as runs, trails or pistes.

Ski area is a developed recreational facility, usually on a mountain or large hill, containing ski trails and vital supporting services. It is common for a ski area to have food, rental equipment, parking facilities and a ski lift system catering to the sports of skiing and snowboarding.

Normally located in high mountain areas (or at least on well-built-up hills) for adequate snow coverage, they have become ubiquitous in areas where skiing is a popular pastime. The paths are usually marked and known as runs, trails or pistes.

Ski areas typically have one or more chair lifts for moving skiers rapidly to the top of hills, and to interconnect the various pistes. Rope tows can also be used on short slopes (usually beginner hills). Larger ski areas may use gondolas or aerial tramways for transportation across longer distances within the ski area. A ski resort is a ski area plus amenities to make it a destination resort.

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