nonskier

nonskier

(ˌnɒnˈskiːə)
n
(Skiing) a person who does not ski
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Describing the difference between Alpine and Telemark turning techniques in a way that makes sense to a nonskier is difficult.
Imagine, dear reader, that you, a nonskier, buy expensive ski equipment and subsequently go skiing frequently.
(There's also a sleigh ride option for nonskiers.) Come bedtime, the LIMELIGHT HOTEL (from $365; limelighthotels.com) back in town strikes the perfect balance between classy and laid-back, with slope-friendly features like resort shuttles, a ski valet, and an apres hangout where you can nurse a $4 brew next to one of the outdoor firepits.
There is something for everyone here, even nonskiers like me.
We had to contend with everything from huge moguls - or big bumps to nonskiers - to thick fog.
Nonskiers can enjoy the resort's bowling, sledding and nearby Salzburg.
Just a short 45-minute car journey from Innsbruck Airport, Khutai is great for skiers of all ages and the Astoria, situated in one of the most beautiful and sunniest spots in the entire region, is the ideal hotel for skiers and nonskiers.
The mountains of Zermatt are accessible to skiers and nonskiers alike, allowing everyone to take advantage of the many fine mountaintop restaurants.
Vermont has plenty to offer nonskiers - or simply those whose legs need a break.
There are 30 km of footpaths for nonskiers, sledging, ice-diving, heli-ski, paragliding school and mountaineering ski expeditions (Haute-Route) There are numerous facilities in town with swimming pools, ice rinks, saunas, tennis, squash and fitness and for those looking for something more cultural a number of museums including the superb Alpine Museum.