[Galena, 12/4/2017] – Chestnut Mountain Resort offers adventure seekers and snow sports enthusiasts — beginners and professionals alike — the opportunity for an exciting skiing and snowboarding experience this season. The mountain resort boasts a winter terrain that is perfect for an active vacation.

2017 Ski Season in America

The third week of November marks the start of the North American ski season, with many ski resorts opening for business. They anticipate a strong season this year as the number of skiers and snowboarders in America has grown over the past few years. In fact, it jumped from 9.51 million in 2015 to 9.78 million in 2017. American Inno, an arm of the American City Business Journals, reported that the snow sports industry would experience a banner year.

An Exciting Winter Vacation at Chestnut Mountain Resort

Chestnut Mountain Resort offers a great skiing and snowboarding venue for the growing number of snow sports enthusiasts. A lack of skill won’t keep visitors from having fun because the ski lodge has special slopes for each skill level.

The Bunny, Acorn, and Rookie’s Ridge slopes are for beginners, while the Geronimo, Chute, and Fox are for intermediate skiers. Advanced skiers, meanwhile, can test their skills on the Eagle Mine Shaft and Warpath Top Closed-Bottom slopes.

Ski Lessons from Certified Professionals

If visitors are not confident in their skiing skills, they can sign up for Chestnut Mountain Resort’s professional ski lessons. More than 50 professional instructors customize the lessons for the students, improve their skills and prioritize enjoyment.

With the lodge’s tailored lessons, great facilities and specialized winter terrain, visitors experience a fun winter vacation at Chestnut Mountain Resort.

About Chestnut Mountain Resort

Chestnut Mountain Resort is a ski lodge located near Galena, Illinois and the Mississippi River. It boasts more than 200 rolling acres, 19 ski trails, and more than a hundred slope side rooms. Ski Magazine rates it as one of the top ski resorts in the Midwest.

Visit https://www.chestnutmtn.com/ for more information.