PeakHouse by PeakRankingsReviews of peakrankings.com

New Zealand 2025 trip: Well organized and executed. Process from application to final trip was smooth and met all expectations. Can't say enough about the people in the group - still in communication with them today and have met up for ski days with one of the more local people to me. Accommodations and all the travel once arrived was good and was a big piece for me to make this trip and not figure it all out on my own. Will do another PeakHouse trip in 2027!

I did the Peakhouse Austria 2026 road trip and had a great time. Went solo and got along and skied well with all. (mixed age group 20’s-60’s). Most Resorts visited were on the epic seasons pass: Mayrhofen, Hintertux, Solden, Obergurgl (only exception), Zell Am See, Kaprun/Kitzsteinhorn and Saalbach. Flew into Innsbruck and soon thereafter met the crew, got groceries and headed to our first location. Paid more for a private room at each place and stayed for the supplemental extra days portion. We Stayed in 3 different chalets so we were always close to next resort and a hotel in old town Innsbruck on the last night before flying home. This was a great way to hit multiple resorts while using my epic pass in Austria. Group meals were always fun. Although we didn’t ski Kitzbühel, we drove thru and checked out the finish area the night before the famous Hahnenkamm Ski Race. That was super cool. Our guide, Alex Conrad was on point the entire trip and was exceptional in worldwide ski resort trivia. I would do this type of trip again.

I’ve now been on multiple PeakHouse ski trips, including Colorado and New Zealand. Can’t wait for Chile and Japan. What keeps me coming back? Sure, it’s great to have an all inclusive trip organized for you. No hassle about where should I go, what should I ski, where should stay, and what should I eat. But that’s not special. There’s plenty of outfits that do all the above. What separates PeakHouse? It’s simple: the people. I know they vet everyone, but somehow they always manage to curate a crew that immediately clicks. If you’re a skier or rider, especially a solo one, looking for an awesome group experience and to meet like minded people who love to be in the mountains, check out PeakHouse. 🤙

I have been fortunate to join Peakhouse on two hiking trips and a ski trip in 2025. Peakhouse trips are well researched, organized, offer great value and all three trips have had great group dynamics. Peakhouse trips are especially geared for a single traveler (or a group of friends) as all three trips have resulted in both amazing adventures and some great friends.

Sam and the team ran a great trip. The people on the trip were greta to hang out with. I wish the ride organisation's for this trip could have been a bit more organized, but I get that this one was a lot more local to many of the attendees. And think that some of us from further away were harder to organize for. Overall I had a blast and would recommend the trip to anyone thinking about going up alone, but would rather have some people to ski or ride with. I've already signed up for the canadia powder highway trip next year and will try to make it happen to get to the VT trip next year also.

PeakRankings is real passion project led by Sam W, and has grown to include like-minded people who share the same love for skiing, riding, hiking, and being outdoors. I've been going on an annual PeakHouse ski trip run by PeakRankings for three years now, and every time it is a unique and memorable experience. I've always found they strike the perfect balance between coordination and flexibility that allows each person to make the trip what they want of it. You can drop cliffs or drop in the hot tub, it's entirely up to you. But the group will push you to try something new, even if it's just cruising down a new part of the mountain you never would have found on your own. I wondered to myself whether a love of skiing would be enough to connect a rag-tag group of strangers, and three times in a row, the answer is a resounding yes, and then some! I've come to count many of the people I met as friends, and I love keeping in touch with them throughout the year. There's something magical about the combination of adventure, close-quarters, and shared daily experiences that brings everyone close in no time. I have always felt included, valued, and respected when I'm on a PeakHouse trip, and it cemented my love of skiing and made me discover how strong of a skier I could become. I strongly encourage anyone who is on the fence to take the dive and sign up for a trip. You will not regret it, and it could change your life in the best way possible.