Join us in skiing Banff, a ski resort in western Canada
located on the Continental Divide of the Canadian Rockies.
Banff is located within Banff National Park and is a great mountain destination that offers
gorgeous scenery, a rich history and lack of major crowds.
Banff's three ski areas –Mount Norquay, Sunshine Village and Lake Louise – collectively known as "The Big Three".
Mount Norquay is the local gem and closest to Banff town (8km away), with tree-lined trails and
the only night skiing in Banff. The highest, located off the beaten track, Banff Sunshine
is 16 km from town and has expansive and diverse terrain that crosses from
Alberta to British Colombia with more than 3,358 skiable acres and offers terrain
suitable for any ability type. And last, but certainly not least is Lake Louise,
approx 65km from Banff town - with vast terrain and breathtaking views,
the extra travel time is well worth it.
Just minutes from the town of Banff, Mt. Norquay offers quick access to 190 acres
of skiable terrain, making it an ideal destination for skiers looking to be on the snow
to begin their exciting mountain escape. The resort offers 6 lifts and 60 runs that
cater to all skill levels, from beginners to season experts.
The primary skiing area around Banff Sunshine is based at 7,090 feet providing
1,870 feet of vertical terrain to the top of Lookout Mountain. There are 134 named
runs spreading out over mountains.
Lake Louise Ski Area is one of the largest and most scenic ski resorts
in North America. Covering 4,200 acres, the resort features
164 named runs across four mountain faces.