Creekbread prepares their pizzas with organic produce, nitrate free meats, and free range chicken before cooking it in a wood fired oven. It's a bit of a trek over to the Creekside area of town, but skiers love the crust and the potato pie. Awesome patio in the summer.

The best spot for pizza and a cold beer on Schweitzer Mountain Resort is Powder Hound Pizza. A good lunch option if you're looking for pizza by the slice, but the après ski crowd also packs this joint due to its good selection of beers on tap.

Big Sky doesn't have the same culinary options as some ski towns, but the super casual Blue Moon Bakery is a solid option for sandwiches, baked goods, and a big slice of pizza. Try the Gaper Supreme, with pepperoni, sausage, mushrooms, black olives, green peppers, and onions.

A favorite of Northstar skiers, Rubicon Pizza Company is located right next to the skating rink at the base of the resort and is the sister restaurant to Base Camp Pizza in Heavenly. Prices are reasonable for its location and locals love the BBQ chicken pizza.

Like its sister restaurant in Northstar, diners love Base Camp's reasonable prices in the heart of Heavenly's touristy base. Expect your drinks in big mason jars, a nice outdoor area, and even a gluten free crust for all your picky friends.

Even on busy weekends, Giovanni's usually delivers a good NY-style pizza and a tasty beer. Family friendly and the bar is a good spot to watch the game or relax.

After closing to make way for a new ritzy development, this Jackson Hole institution is back in a new location. It's still a locals favorite and serves up delicious slices of pizza at great prices.

The Secret Stash is a rite of passage in Crested Butte, but there have been concerns since the Stash moved to its new building. We've kept it on the list because you really can't ski or mountain bike any of the Butte's legendary trails without grabbing a pizza here. Go early because lines can get long. [Secret Stash Facebook]

Thin crust pizza in the middle of Aspen doesn't come cheap, but this spot earns points for its patio and relaxed vibe. Good spot to bring kids. [Ski Town Restaurants]

Located about 40 minutes from Copper Mountain and 15 minutes from Ski Cooper, High Mountain Pies churns out delicious pizzas with fresh ingredients. There's not much seating inside, but the restaurant is always willing to par-bake a pie so you can finish cooking it at home.

This tiny establishment downtown may require a bit of a wait, but the pizza is worth it. Expect good crust, big portions, and an excellent value for a ski town like Breckenridge. Also offers huge calzones and the standard pasta options.

Perhaps better known as a post-mountain biking spot, Elevation Pizza is also a delicious apres-ski meal. Not too greasy but with plenty of toppings, this joint is worth the drive from Winter Park. [Elevation Pizza]

Piecasso Pizzeria has been featured by Travel & Leisure as one of America's best pizza spots and we couldn't agree more. Hand-tossed dough and local brews on tap make for happy, full-bellied skiers. Try the Tree Hugger or a classic pepperoni.