Resorts
Choose from the many resorts to suit your holiday desires and see what each has to offer you for your winter adventure.
Apex Mountain Resort
Apex Mountain Resort is one of the hidden gems of Canadian skiing due to its "big powder days where everyone gets first tracks". It possesses an untouched, intimate, uncrowded, fun and fast, yet laid back atmosphere. Apex has been referred to as Canada's #1 small destination resort.
Banff @ Norquay
Starting with the first ski runs cut in 1926, Ski Banff @ Norquay now encompasses a wide variety of terrain to suit everyone. Terrain ranges from gentle beginner runs that provide areas to build confidence and skill, to heart pounding double black diamond runs that will challenge any expert.
Big White Ski Resort
Located in the Okanagan region in the interior of British Columbia, Canada, Big White Ski Resort is an easy 45-minute drive south east from the airport and is the closest ski resort to Kelowna.
Big White Ski Resort is also British Columbia’s highest winter village and, because it has an annual snowfall which averages more than 750cm (24.5ft), it offers truly spectacular skiing.
Fernie Alpine Resort
Fernie is Canada’s fastest growing four season resort and reputedly the powder snow capital of the world. It boasts challenging terrain for unequalled extreme skiing, but also an abundance of soft cruising runs for the intermediates and beginners. Perfect really for everyone.
Heliskiing
Ski Tours Canada can assist with the ultimate skiing and boarding experience - Heliskiing. Whether its your first time or an annual event, our partners at Last Frontier Heliskiing and TLH Heliskiing will provide you with a world class experience that you will cherish forever and crave for more!
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort
There’s a great deal of Canadian history behind Kicking Horse Mountain Resort. It is named after the renowned river and the famous high-alpine pass that were instrumental in opening the Canadian West to the rest of the world. The Kicking Horse name reflects a sense of adventure, discovery and exploration.
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is the first four season mountain resort to be built in the Canadian Rockies in the past 25 years.
Kimberley Alpine Resort
Kimberley Alpine Resort is a popular family resort, enjoying consistent snowfalls, short lift lines and an abundance of sunny days.
Beginners can take advantage of their own exclusive learning area, and with over 1,800 acres of wide open groomed, cruising terrain, moguls and gladed runs, intermediate or advanced skiers and riders also have plenty of terrain to explore.
Lake Louise
As Canada's largest single ski area Lake Louise offers skiers and boarders unlimited possibilities. With four mountain faces, 4,200 skiable acres, 113 named trails and the newly-installed 6-person Grizzly Express Gondola, 'the Lake' is hard to beat.
Marmot Basin - Jasper
Located in the ruggedly mountainous landscape of Jasper National Park in the Canadian Rocky Mountains, Marmot Basin is a ski destination that inspires lasting memories. The national park boasts deep valleys that are home to an incredible diversity of wildlife, waterfalls and lakes frozen in time, carpets of thick, green forests blanketing the earth and the serene beauty of the snowcapped peaks carries on as far as the eye can see. One of these peaks is host to the 1,675 acres of superb slopes that make up Marmot Basin.
Panorama Mountain Village
Panorama Mountain Village is one of the Canadian Rockies' premier slopeside ski village destinations. An ideal hub to all the Rockies and Kootenay Rockies now known as "Powder Highway" with easy access to Banff, Kicking Horse Resort and Fernie. As well it's the base for RK Heli Ski flying direct from Panorama Village daily as part of the largest heli ski region in the world!
Red Mountain Resort
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Tucked into a volcanic crater in British Columbia's Monashee Mountain range lies the simple mining town of Rossland. This town of 4,000 people has no traffic lights so it's hard to believe that during the gold mining days this was the biggest city in British Columbia.
Silver Star Mountain Resort
Silver Star Mountain Resort is located at the north end of Lake Okanagan, 20 minutes from the township of Vernon and 90 minutes from Kelowna International Airport.
With two distinct ski areas, comprising 1,135 hectares (3,065 acres) of ski terrain, there’s something for every level of experience at Silver Star. With 110 runs, ranging from cruisey sweeps of powder to double black diamond gems, you’ll be spoiled for choice.
Sun Peaks
With three mountains to choose from Sun Peaks is a true ski-in/ski-out village with 121 runs over 1,471 hectares (3,678 acres) of terrain to explore.
Reported to have over 2,000 hours of sunshine and an average snowfall of 6 metres (17 feet), it’s one of Canada’s finest year-round resorts.
Sunshine Village - Banff
Blessed with abundant, natural snow Sunshine Village is renowned for its lengthy ski season from mid-November until late May. Located just a 15-minute drive from the world-class resort town of Banff, skiers and riders can hop aboard a new high-speed, 8-passenger gondola and arrive to over 3,300 acres of stunning alpine terrain in under 13 minutes.
Whistler
Award-winning Whistler is one of the most unique mountain resorts in the world and operates year-round. The resort consists of two distinct mountains - Whistler and Blackcomb, and is the closest resort to Vancouver and Canada's west coast.