What's up everyone? I'm born and raised in the suburbs of New Orleans. We've only had light snow twice that I can remember, the most recent was actually on christmas morning about 5 years ago which was pretty cool. I've only seen snow one other time and it was during the summer 15 yrs ago when I was pretty high up in the mountains in Utah/Colorado and it was still on the ground, not falling.
With that said, I want to see heavy snow fall! So where should I go lol? What part of the country has a good snow season in December that's also a decent size tourists spot? Naturally Tennessee (Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg) comes to my mind first because of its proximity to me but idk when it starts snowing there. I know Colorado doesn't get good snow til Feburary'ish, at least that's what I've been told. What about Lake Tahoe, Ca? Also, I'm not too worried about skiing but I'll stay at a ski resort, I just want real cabins or a real lodge with real snow falling.
Now I don't mind going early next year but I like to take trips in December. I can always take a short trip to WDW in Dec to hold me over if needed lol.
With that said, I want to see heavy snow fall! So where should I go lol? What part of the country has a good snow season in December that's also a decent size tourists spot? Naturally Tennessee (Pigeon Forge/Gatlinburg) comes to my mind first because of its proximity to me but idk when it starts snowing there. I know Colorado doesn't get good snow til Feburary'ish, at least that's what I've been told. What about Lake Tahoe, Ca? Also, I'm not too worried about skiing but I'll stay at a ski resort, I just want real cabins or a real lodge with real snow falling.
Now I don't mind going early next year but I like to take trips in December. I can always take a short trip to WDW in Dec to hold me over if needed lol.