3. Mount Hermon, Israel
Home to one of the world’s most contested borders as well as being near to a live minefield and extremely tough security, Israel’s Mount Hermon ski resort might not sound very appealing, but it’s actually extremely popular among the locals. It features 14 slopes ranging from beginner to advanced levels. However, it also offers some of the most impressive and unique views of any ski resort.
4. Oukaimden, Morocco
There’s much more to Morocco than the windswept beaches, exotic deserts and chaotic souks that might come to mind, but did you ever think there would be a ski resort there? At almost 11,000 feet, Oukaimden typically has enough snow for skiing about three months per year. The slopes are accessible from the highest ski lift in Africa or, if you’re really feeling adventurous, by donkey.
