Top 30 Gay Ski Weeks 2027: Complete List of LGBTQ+ Winter Festivals Worldwide

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Top 30 Gay Ski Weeks 2027: Complete List of LGBTQ+ Winter Festivals Worldwide

Karl Krause

Planning to hit the Alps, the Rocky Mountains, or the Southern Hemisphere? For us, Gay Ski Weeks and queer LGBTQ+ Winter Sport Events are the best reasons to hit the slopes. They are about community, Pride, and being visible together on the slopes. With the 2027 season on the horizon, we collected the top 30 gay and LGBTQ+ ski weeks and Pride ski weekends worldwide. From established giants like Aspen and Whistler to newer festivals like Maricongelado in Andorra, Rainbow Mountain in Australia, or Rainbow Ski Weekend Urabandai in Japan, these events offer a mix of sports, drag shows, après-ski, and queer celebration. Karl grew up in East Germany as a snowboarder, and over the years, we’ve joined Jasper Pride in the Rockies and Whistler Pride in Canada. Those trips showed us how much fun it is to combine winter sports with LGBTQ+ Pride. So here is our updated global Couple of Men list for 2027, grouped by Europe, North America, and Asia-Pacific.

We checked every date on the organizers’ own websites in October 2026. Where an event has not announced its 2027 dates yet, we say so. Some entries are smaller Pride ski weekends, most of them in the US Northeast.

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Why We Love Gay Ski Weeks

Gay Ski Weeks are about skiing and creating safe, visible, and inclusive spaces high in the mountains where LGBTQ+ travelers can feel celebrated. For us, joining a Gay Ski Week means skiing with rainbow flags, sharing après-ski with friends, and dancing in ski boots late into the night. But it is also about representation. When we met Gus Kenworthy, the first openly gay US Olympic medalist, at Vienna’s last Life Ball, we were reminded how queer visibility even in sports matters. Gay ski weeks and queer LGBTQ+ winter sports events are part of that same movement. They mix sport with Pride, and they open the slopes to everyone in our community.

Quick Facts About Gay Ski Weeks

  • First Gay Ski Week: Aspen, Colorado, in 1977
  • Typical duration: Long weekend up to 10 days
  • Activities: Skiing, snowboarding, après-ski, drag shows, DJs, cultural events
  • Audience: LGBTQ+ travelers and allies from around the world
  • Destinations: Alps, Rockies, Pyrenees, Japan, New Zealand, Australia
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Queer Christmas Markets in Germany 2026

Before the ski season begins in January 2027, Germany’s cities sparkle with some of Europe’s most beautiful Christmas markets. And there are even numerous LGBTQ+ and gay Christmas markets waiting for you to visit. From Berlin’s colorful Christmas Avenue and Munich’s cozy Pink Christmas to Hamburg’s lively Winter Pride, these markets have become festive highlights of the LGBTQ+ calendar. Even smaller cities such as Heidelberg, Stuttgart, and Essen contribute with their own “Pink Monday” or local queer events. For many, these markets are the perfect way to celebrate the holidays before heading to the mountains for a gay ski week in 2027.

Gay Ski Weeks in Europe 2027

Europe is home to some of the world’s most established and exciting gay ski weeks and queer LGBTQ+ winter sport events. From the Swiss Alps to the French mountains and the Pyrenees, these events combine breathtaking alpine scenery with inclusive parties, drag shows, and après-ski culture. They attract thousands of LGBTQ+ travelers every year, building an international community on the slopes. For 2027, eight Gay Ski Weeks and Pride ski weekends with announced dates take place across Europe, each with its own character. Whether you prefer a large-scale Pride festival with international DJs or a more intimate community event in a small alpine village, you will find something here. There’s nothing like skiing down the mountain with a rainbow flag in your backpack, knowing you are surrounded by community and friends.

#1 Arosa Gay Ski Week | Switzerland

The Gay Ski Week Arosa is one of the most famous LGBTQ+ winter events in Europe. Since 2005, rainbow flags have decorated this Swiss resort, and the program has grown into a full week of skiing, après-ski, drag shows, and community. Over 600 LGBTQ+ winter sports fans from more than 30 countries gather here each January. The 220 km of slopes in the Arosa-Lenzerheide ski area offer variety for beginners and pros alike.

#2 European Snow Pride | Tignes & Val d’Isère, France

European Snow Pride has become one of Europe’s largest Pride-on-snow events. Hosted in Tignes and Val d’Isère, it combines 300 km of slopes with a massive entertainment program: international DJs, themed après-ski events, drag performances, and pool parties. The event is fully LGBTQ+ inclusive and attracts a diverse crowd from around the globe. We love how the high-altitude ski area guarantees snow well into spring, making it a perfect March getaway. It’s also one of the best-organized weeks, with packages that cover accommodation, ski passes, and parties.

#3 European Gay Ski Week | Val Thorens, France

Since 2009, the European Gay Ski Week has drawn thousands of LGBTQ+ skiers to the French Alps. Set in Val Thorens, Europe’s highest resort, it offers a week packed with sports and nightlife. The festival is well-known for its après-ski scene, cabaret nights, live concerts, and drag shows featuring international queens. Skiers enjoy access to Les Trois Vallées, one of the largest ski areas in the world. We see this event as Europe’s flagship Gay Ski Week: busy, international, and unapologetically queer.

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Get ready for the Pride Parade on the slopes © Coupleofmen.com

#4 Gay Ski Week Lenzerheide | Switzerland

The Gay Ski Week in Lenzerheide feels more intimate and community-driven compared to the bigger festivals. With 225 km of slopes in the Arosa-Lenzerheide ski area, skiing is guaranteed. The event combines daily ski groups with evening entertainment, including themed parties and dinners. What makes the Gay Ski Week Lenzerheide stand out is its personal touch. You quickly get to know other participants, and the atmosphere is friendly and relaxed. For LGBTQ+ travelers who prefer a smaller but still vibrant ski Pride, this gay ski week in Switzerland is a great choice.

#5 Maricongelado | Andorra

Maricongelado is a newer addition to the European gay ski calendar, bringing Spanish flair to the Pyrenees. In 2027, the event will be based in Pas de la Casa, Andorra. It’s a weekend event, but it packs a punch: DJ nights, drag hosts, spa parties, and cultural activities. We like how it adds a Southern European touch to the mostly Alpine scene. While smaller in scale, this gay ski week in the Pyrenees is lively and fun, perfect for those looking for a short but intense winter Pride escape. If you want to add a city trip to Barcelona, check out our Spain travel guide.

#6 Italy Gay Ski Week | Cortina, Italy

The Dolomites are among Europe’s most stunning mountains, and Italy Gay Ski Week makes the most of them. Hosted in Cortina d’Ampezzo in the Dolomites, the Italy Gay Ski Week combines Italian style with inclusive Pride energy. The program includes ski guiding, après-ski, and glamorous evening events. It attracts an international mix of LGBTQ+ travelers, many of them returning year after year. We love Cortina for its mix of high-end skiing and warm Italian hospitality. It’s a place where sport and style meet Pride.

#7 Sölden Winter Pride | Austria

Formerly known as the Gay Snow Happening, Sölden Winter Pride is one of the oldest queer ski events in Europe. Since the late 1990s, LGBTQ+ skiers and snowboarders have been celebrating in this famous Austrian resort, which boasts 145 km of slopes and two glaciers. The event in Austria combines reliable snow conditions with legendary après-ski. Expect drag shows, live DJs, and late-night parties in true Austrian style. We appreciate how Sölden balances being a serious ski destination with a nonstop Pride festival.

#8 Skipride Kaprun | Austria

Skipride Kaprun takes place at the Kitzsteinhorn, the highest ski area in the state of Salzburg. It is a long winter sports weekend in April in the gorgeous Austrian Alps. Planning on visiting Austria? Browse through the Austria travel guide.

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Gay Ski Weeks in North America 2027

North America is the birthplace of the Gay Ski Week movement. Aspen started it all in 1977, and today the continent is home to some of the world’s largest and most diverse LGBTQ+ winter festivals. From the Rockies to the East Coast and the Canadian mountains, these events offer big ski areas, inclusive nightlife, and unforgettable Pride energy. Whether you’re looking for a high-end celebration like Aspen, the massive parties at Whistler, or a community-driven event like Jasper, there is something for everyone. Here are the top North American Gay Ski Weeks and Pride ski weekends for 2027. The big festivals come first, followed by the smaller weekends, most of them in the Northeast.

#9 Aspen Gay Ski Week | Colorado, USA

Aspen is where it all began back in 1977, and it remains one of the most prestigious Gay Ski Weeks worldwide. In 2027, the event celebrates its Golden Jubilee, 50 years of Gay Ski Week. The town offers four ski areas with over 480 km of terrain, alongside drag brunches, fundraising galas, and après-ski fun. It’s also one of the most philanthropic events, raising money for LGBTQ+ causes. We love Aspen Gay Ski Week for its mix of world-class skiing and inclusive atmosphere. Walking down Main Street with rainbow flags flying in the snow feels historic and empowering.

#10 Whistler Pride & Ski Festival | Canada

Whistler has become one of the world’s largest LGBTQ+ ski festivals. More than 8,000 visitors join each year to ski and celebrate across 250 km of slopes. The program includes a Pride ski parade, drag shows, pool parties, and world-class DJs. We attended the 30th edition of the Whistler Pride & Ski Festival in 2018 and still remember the rainbow parade down the mountain, a once-in-a-lifetime moment. Whistler combines big mountain skiing with an epic Pride vibe, making it a bucket-list destination for queer travelers.

#11 Winter Rendezvous | Stowe, Vermont, USA

Winter Rendezvous in Stowe is a five-day Pride event on the East Coast. It combines skiing and snowboarding with social events like wine-and-cheese tastings, drag bingo, and cabaret shows. The atmosphere is more intimate than Aspen or Whistler, but just as welcoming. Stowe’s charming New England vibe adds a different flavor to the Gay Ski Week calendar. For LGBTQ+ travelers in the US Northeast, the Winter Rendezvous is a must-attend winter festival.

#12 Telluride Gay Ski Week | Colorado, USA

Telluride’s Gay Ski Week is set in one of Colorado’s most picturesque mountain towns. Known for its boutique feel, the event offers guided ski groups, themed parties, and community dinners. The small size makes it easy to connect with other participants. Telluride also has a reputation for being very LGBTQ+ friendly year-round, so the Pride energy fits right in. For those looking for a mix of great skiing and a cozy atmosphere, Telluride is a perfect choice.

#13 Elevation Utah | Park City, USA

Elevation Utah brings the Elevation brand to Park City, Utah. The event offers three ski resorts with varied terrain, plus parties hosted by top DJs. While Utah is not always known for LGBTQ+ friendliness, Park City has become a safe and open space for the community. The weekend mixes great snow with vibrant nightlife, making it a highlight of the US calendar.

#14 Elevation Mammoth | California, USA

Mammoth is the birthplace of the Elevation series, and in 2027 Elevation Mammoth celebrates its 25th anniversary. LGBTQ+ travelers gather here for skiing and nightlife in the Sierra Nevada. The event combines California’s relaxed vibe with an energetic Pride party program. We like the variety, from day skiing on huge alpine slopes to night dancing in lively bars and clubs. It’s a classic of the Gay Ski Week scene.

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#15 Jasper Pride Festival | Alberta, Canada

Jasper Pride is one of our personal favorites. Located in the Canadian Rockies, it combines skiing at Marmot Basin with a rainbow Pride parade down the slopes. The Jasper Pride Festival is community-driven, with local businesses and residents fully embracing the LGBTQ+ crowd. We loved our time in Jasper National Park, where breathtaking scenery met queer inclusivity. This is an event where you feel welcomed not just as visitors, but as part of the community.

#16 Mont Tremblant Weekend Trip by OutRyders | Québec, Canada

Mont Tremblant is not a public festival like Whistler or Aspen. The LGBTQ+ ski and snowboard club OutRyders organizes a Mont Tremblant weekend trip for the 2026/27 season, and the event page is open to club members only. The resort village in the Laurentians lies north of Montréal and combines skiing with French Canadian culture. If you want to ski with a queer crowd in Eastern Canada, joining OutRyders is the way in. Ticket prices on the event page go up to $986, depending on the package.

#17 Winter PrideFest | Bend, Oregon, USA

Winter PrideFest in Bend, Oregon, uniquely combines skiing, Pride celebration, and community activism. Hosted by Out Central Oregon, the event takes place at Mt. Bachelor and in Bend. The program mixes skiing and snowboarding with film screenings, panel talks, and drag performances, making it more than just a ski week. It’s a festival of inclusivity. If you like combining outdoor adventure with cultural events, Winter PrideFest is an excellent choice.

#18 Big Sky Out’s Winter Pride Week | Montana, USA

Winter Pride Week in Big Sky, Montana, is a community-driven LGBTQ+ winter festival that combines skiing, Pride, and education. Taking place at Big Sky Resort and around town, the queer Pride Week features social ski groups, a Pride ski parade with a giant rainbow flag, drag shows, DJ parties, and après-ski events. What makes Big Sky special is its strong focus on inclusivity beyond the slopes, with workshops on community awareness, de-escalation training, and family-friendly programming. Set against the vast terrain of Big Sky Resort, this event blends outdoor adventure with meaningful Pride visibility in a rural mountain setting.

#19 Catskills Pride Ski Weekend | New York, USA

The Catskills Pride Ski Weekend is centered on Belleayre Mountain, with a Snow Your Pride Ski Run and an après-ski Tea Dance. In 2027, the event expands to two more mountains, Plattekill and Holiday Mountain, plus off-mountain events across the Catskills. Planning on traveling around New York? Check out our New York guide on our blog.

#20 Pride Weekend at Sunday River | Maine, USA

At Sunday River, you ski and ride across eight peaks during the day, with on-mountain meetups and off-mountain socials. The Pride Party on Saturday, February 6, 2027, runs from 9 pm to midnight at the resort’s après-ski bar, with a western theme.

#21 Adirondack Winter Pride | Lake Placid, New York, USA

Adirondack Winter Pride is organized together with the Olympic Regional Development Authority. The program includes Whiteface Mountain, the Olympic Oval, and Mt. Van Hoevenberg. The schedule is still being finalized, and registration is opening soon. The All Access pass costs $75, and the Select Access pass $40.

#22 Pride Weekend at Sugarbush | Vermont, USA

The Pride Weekend at Sugarbush celebrates its fifth edition in 2027. The weekend mixes skiing and riding with dancing and drag, and it is open to the LGBTQ+ community and allies. The Northeast ski club OutRyders also lists organized trips to the Sunday River and Sugarbush weekends.

#23 LGBTQ+ Ski & Ride Weekend | Hunter Mountain, New York, USA

Hunter Mountain in the Catskills hosts an LGBTQ+ Ski & Ride Weekend. Hunter is one of several Catskills mountains that host Pride ski events in winter.

#24 Slopeside Pride | Big White, Canada

Slopeside Pride takes place at Big White Ski Resort in British Columbia together with Kelowna Pride. The last edition listed by the resort included a Pride parade through the village, a dance party at the tube park, and a drag brunch.

#25 Palisades Queer Ski | Lake Tahoe, California, USA

Truckee Pride hosts Palisades Queer Ski at Palisades Tahoe. The last edition on the resort page started with a group ride down to the Gold Coast, followed by a dance party and an evening event at the Plaza Bar.

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Gay Ski Weeks in Asia-Pacific 2027

Asia-Pacific may not have as many Pride-on-Snow events as Europe or North America, but the region is growing fast. From Japan’s ski resorts to the Southern Hemisphere’s winter festivals in New Zealand and Australia, these events add a unique flavor to the global Gay Ski Week calendar. They combine skiing with cultural experiences like onsen visits in Japan, world-famous New Zealand hospitality, and Australian party energy. For LGBTQ+ travelers seeking to explore beyond traditional ski regions, Asia-Pacific presents exciting opportunities to celebrate Pride on the slopes.

#26 Gay Ski Week Hakuba | Japan

Hakuba brings together international guests for skiing, onsens, and themed parties. Located in the Japanese Alps, Hakuba is known for deep powder and scenic backdrops. The Gay Ski Week is part of the Hakuba Rainbow Festival and combines ski guiding, après-ski, and cultural programs that highlight Japanese hospitality. It attracts visitors from Asia, Australia, and beyond. We like how Gay Ski Week Hakuba adds a cultural twist to the Gay Ski Week scene, making it more than just another Pride-on-snow event.

#27 Rainbow Ski Weekend Urabandai | Japan

The Rainbow Ski Weekend in Urabandai is a unique LGBTQ+ event held at Urabandai Lake Resort in Fukushima. It offers skiing at nearby slopes, drag queen performances, go-go dancers, spa access, and traditional Japanese experiences like onsen baths. The weekend format makes it more compact but still full of energy and inclusivity. We see Urabandai as one of the most original Gay Ski Week experiences worldwide.

#28 Winter Pride Queenstown | New Zealand

Winter Pride Queenstown is the Southern Hemisphere’s largest LGBTQ+ winter festival. Set against the stunning backdrop of New Zealand’s South Island, it combines skiing and snowboarding with Pride parades, drag shows, dance parties, and cultural events. It attracts thousands of participants from Australasia and beyond. The festival took a break in 2026 and returns in 2027 for its 24th year. We love how Queenstown fully embraces Pride, with local businesses and residents joining the celebration. Winter Pride Queenstown is one of the most colorful and welcoming Gay Ski Weeks you can attend.

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#29 Gay Ski Week Australia in Falls Creek | Australia

Falls Creek hosts Australia’s original Gay Ski Week, offering ski-in, ski-out convenience and a week packed with events. The program features ski groups, après-ski, drag shows, and parties that bring together a diverse LGBTQ+ crowd. The village atmosphere makes it easy to connect with others, and the Australian winter timing in August/September means you can experience Pride on snow when the northern season is long over.

#30 Rainbow Mountain | Thredbo, Australia

Rainbow Mountain is a newer festival in Thredbo, mixing skiing with Australian LGBTQ+ nightlife brands like Heaps Gay and Poof Doof. The event includes drag shows, DJ sets, and a Pride ride on the slopes. It’s a shorter but high-energy celebration that brings a strong party vibe to the Snowy Mountains. For travelers who want a taste of both Australian winter sports and LGBTQ+ nightlife, Rainbow Mountain is an excellent choice.

Why Gay Ski Weeks Matter

For us, Gay Ski Weeks are more than just holidays. They are about being visible in spaces where LGBTQ+ people have not always felt safe or welcome. Skiing with rainbow flags, dancing in ski boots, and joining drag shows in mountain huts turns a regular winter holiday into a Pride celebration. These events attract travelers from around the world who want to combine winter sports with a sense of community. The atmosphere is different: warmer, more open, and full of connection. Whether in the Alps, the Rockies, or Japan, these festivals create a sense of belonging we always cherish.

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Starting with the Rainbow Parade on the Ski Hills © Coupleofmen.com

Gay Ski Weeks also highlight representation in sports. When we met Gus Kenworthy, the first openly gay US Olympic medalist, at Vienna’s last Life Ball, it reminded us how powerful visibility can be. Events like Arosa, Aspen, or Queenstown demonstrate that skiing and Pride go hand in hand. By joining, you support a movement that normalizes queer presence in winter sports and helps LGBTQ+ travelers feel safe, proud, and celebrated worldwide.

Gay & LGBTQ+ Ski Weeks: See the full 2027 worldwide overview

Europe

  • Arosa Gay Ski Week | Switzerland | –, 2027
  • Italy Gay Ski Week (Cortina) | Italy | –, 2027
  • Gay Ski Week Lenzerheide | Switzerland | –, 2027
  • Maricongelado | Andorra | –, 2027
  • European Gay Ski Week | France | –, 2027
  • Winter Pride Sölden | Austria | –, 2027
  • European Snow Pride | France | –, 2027
  • Skipride Kaprun | Austria | –, 2027

North America

  • Mont Tremblant Weekend Trip by OutRyders | Canada | –, 2027 (members only)
  • Aspen Gay Ski Week | USA | –, 2027
  • Winter Rendezvous (Stowe) | USA | –, 2027
  • Whistler Pride & Ski Festival | Canada | –, 2027
  • Catskills Pride Ski Weekend | USA | –, 2027
  • Pride Weekend at Sunday River | USA | –, 2027
  • Elevation Utah (Park City) | USA | –, 2027
  • Winter PrideFest Bend | USA | –, 2027
  • Telluride Gay Ski Week | USA | to , 2027
  • Adirondack Winter Pride (Lake Placid) | USA | –, 2027
  • Elevation Mammoth | USA | –, 2027
  • Pride Weekend at Sugarbush | USA | –, 2027
  • Jasper Pride Festival | Canada | –, 2027
  • Big Sky Out’s Winter Pride Week | USA | 2027 dates not announced yet
  • LGBTQ+ Ski & Ride Weekend (Hunter Mountain) | USA | 2027 dates not announced yet
  • Slopeside Pride (Big White) | Canada | 2027 dates not announced yet
  • Palisades Queer Ski (Lake Tahoe) | USA | 2027 dates not announced yet

Asia-Pacific

  • Gay Ski Week Hakuba | Japan | –, 2027
  • Rainbow Ski Weekend Urabandai | Japan | 2027 dates coming soon
  • Winter Pride Queenstown | New Zealand | –, 2027
  • Gay Ski Week Australia in Falls Creek | Australia | 2027 dates not announced yet
  • Rainbow Mountain (Thredbo) | Australia | 2027 dates not announced yet

Plan Your Next Gay Ski Weeks in 2027 with This List

With 30 Gay and LGBTQ+ Ski Weeks and Pride ski weekends on our list for 2027, the choice has never been broader. From the snowy peaks of the Alps to the vast terrain of the Rockies and the unique landscapes of Japan, New Zealand, and Australia, each event offers its own mix of skiing, après-ski, and queer celebration. Twenty-three of the 30 events have announced their dates. For the remaining seven, we update this list as soon as the organizers publish them.

Whether you are into big international festivals like Whistler and Val Thorens, or more intimate community events like Jasper or Lenzerheide, you’ll find your place. For us, these weeks are more than trips. They are a chance to celebrate Pride on the snow together.

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Planning ahead is key: book accommodation early, pack your rainbow outfits, and choose the ski week that matches your style. Maybe you’ll join Aspen’s legendary drag brunch, dance at Whistler’s Pride parade, or relax in a Japanese onsen after a day of skiing. Wherever you go, Gay Ski Weeks 2027 promises adventures, inclusivity, and unforgettable community memories.

Would you like to know more about our gay travels around the world? Stay tuned and follow along on Facebook, Threads, TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram. See you again soon!

Karl & Daan.

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