Canada

Banff, AB

In the heart of the majestic Canadian Rockies, Banff is a charming tourist town surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenes and glacier-fed turquoise lakes. Located just a short transfer from Calgary, Banff offers access to the iconic SkiBig3 resorts; Mt. Norquay, Banff Sunshine and Lake Louise, sharing 8000 acres of skiable terrain with plenty of trails to suit all ability levels. Getting to the slopes is simple with complimentary shuttle buses. If you keep your eyes open you may catch a glimpse of the unique wildlife such as moose, elk and big horn sheep! While in the town of Banff enjoy a wide selection of bars, restaurants and a great nightlife atmosphere. read more

Fernie, BC

Located in the Elk Valley area of South Eastern BC, Fernie is a great all-round ski resort renowned for great powder and a variety of skiing and snowboarding terrain to suit all levels. With 2500 acres of ridable terrain including five distinct and legendary bowls that sit above tree-lined trails, and a newly opened area that widened the whole ski area, if you want to make powder tracks, then you should head to Fernie! Experts can disappear into extensive glades, drops, big ridges, chutes and making turns through fresh powder, while intermediates can get a feel for off-piste and gladed terrain. The main township of Fernie is just five kilometres away from the resort and there is also a choice of on-mountain lodges and condominiums. The town is quaint and calm with a great choice of restaurants and bars. read more

Jasper, AB

Located in the rugged Jasper National Park, just 20 minutes from the town of Jasper, Marmot Basin offers 1720 acres of varied terrain and wonderful, dry snow. Large snow-filled bowls are a paradise for powder lovers of all abilities, while the advanced skiers and riders will love the “Tres Hombres” – a powder-filled, tree-less bowl with black and double black runs. Marmot Basin has three main lodge buildings, one located at the base area and two at the mid-mountain area, which means everything you need for a great day is conveniently located on-hill. Marmot Basin is well-known for its relaxed and friendly atmosphere, first class service, all-round affordability, great snow and that unrivalled Rocky Mountain scenery. read more

Kicking Horse, BC

Kicking Horse is located in the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains powder country. The base area offers a range of accommodation options including family condominiums and boutique mountain lodges, as well as award-winning restaurants and bars providing après ski fun. The mountain’s Golden Eagle Express Gondola comfortably whisks skiers and snowboarders the full 1315 metres of vertical in just twelve minutes. Once at the top you will find superbly varied terrain including smooth groomers, steep chutes and bumps that will raise the excitement level of even the most accomplished skiers and riders. read more

Kimberley, BC

Kimberley Alpine Resort is known for its light and fluffy snow, short lift lines and an abundance of clear sunny days. The resort always provides a good mix of terrain with a dedicated beginners area, exciting runs for the intermediate and plenty of steep terrain and gladed areas for the more advanced. The charming village provides a genuine, laid-back Canadian holiday experience with friendly bars, restaurants and a large variety of places to explore. Skiers and riders of all abilities will find fun and excitement with rolling, groomed runs dispersed throughout North America’s largest gladed terrain. read more

Lake Louise, AB

Nestled in the heart of Canada's majestic Rocky Mountains, Banff and Lake Louise promise memorable skiing and snowboarding amidst some of the world's most awesome scenery and breathtaking slopes. Within the historic Banff National Park, the Canadian Rockies offer more than 7,500 acres of skiable terrain on one convenient lift ticket, which includes frequent and worry-free shuttle transportation between area hotels and resorts. read more

Panorama, BC

Located in the Purcell Mountains of BC, approximately three hours from Calgary, Panorama is a true hidden gem! Skiers and riders from all levels will appreciate the vertical that Panorama provides, the endless groomed cruisers and the backcountry style powder paradise of Taynton Bowl which was formerly only heli-skiing terrain. Beginners will like the Discovery Zone – ideal for first timers and families, or if you prefer a challenge the double black tree skiing in the Extreme Dream Zone is great for the more advanced. The Monster X is Panorama’s newest snowcat allowing skiers to access the highest point of the custom-built terrain. The intimate village is home to a range of accommodation options and hot pools, along with a variety of dining and nightlife options providing plenty of fun to enjoy after a full day on the slopes. read more

Revelstoke, BC

Located in the heart of the Selkirk and the Monashee mountain region, Revelstoke is only two hours’ drive from Kelowna, BC. For decades, helicopter and cat skiers from around the world have flocked to Revelstoke, drawn to its perfect powder, varied alpine terrain and quaint mountain community. Revelstoke really is an amazing mountain destination for advanced skiers and snowboarders with 1713 metres of vertical lift access terrain, 3121 acres of fall line skiing and two high alpine bowls. For those just starting out, there are beginner slopes at the base of the mountain and a new lift has opened up speedy access to the ‘Ripper’ zone with easier runs ideal for beginners and intermediates. The town of Revelstoke is only a five minute drive from the mountain base and has a mix of vibrant shops, restaurants, cosy pubs and lounges. read more

Red Mountain, BC

Red Mountain Resort is nestled deep in the heart of the Kootenay Mountains of South-Eastern BC. 360 degree skiing off the top of each peak means you’ll find acres of gladed terrain, steep groomers, tight tree-lined trails and challenging bumps all blanketed in some of Canada’s best snow. Skiers and riders will love the long powder days with the amazing fall line tree skiing and miles of perfectly groomed runs on Grey Mountain, now easily accessible via the new Topping Chair lift. You will discover a small but vibrant and lively on-snow village at the base of Red Mountain, home to restaurants, bars and cafés. For even more variety you can head into the charming town of Rossland, which is less than a ten minute drive from Red. Rossland also hosts a great variety of accommodation options. Red Mountain Resort strikes a lovely balance between steep and challenging skiing and laid-back family friendly fun. read more

Sun Peaks, BC

Sun Peaks is a fun, family friendly snow resort offering a beautiful mountain community. Ski runs flow down from Sun Peaks’ three mountains, Tod Mountain, Sundance and Mount Morrisey, to the ski-in/ski-out village below. It is the second largest ski area in Canada with 4270 acres of skiable terrain spread over the three mountains, giving skiers and riders access to anything from deep steeps, long cruisers, glades and ten acres of terrain parks with distinct zones for all abilities. The four person Orient chairlift provides improved mountain and east village ski-in/ski-out access. Sun Peaks averages over 2000 hours of sunshine each year, providing many bluebird days and picture perfect views of the resort. There are many options for non-skiers to experience like dogsledding, tubing and ice fishing with a local guide. read more

SilverStar, BC

Nestled in the beautiful Okanagan Valley above the town of Vernon, SilverStar is an easy one hour drive from Kelowna International Airport. All day skiing and snowboarding down the champagne powder trails is there for the taking with over 700 vertical metres and more than 3000 acres of incredible terrain. With two faces to choose from, one friendly and one difficult, there are endless options for every level of skier and snowboarder from beginner to advanced. The resort also boasts 16 kilometres of marked snowshoe trails, a Tube Town Adventure Park, outdoor skating on Brewer’s Pond and a fitness centre with rock-climbing wall. Off the slopes there is much to explore in the quaint village of SilverStar, which itself is a colourful collection of Victorian-styled buildings containing condos, shops and restaurants. Some incredible day trips and activities are on offer for those wanting to take in the surrounding landscapes and some Canadian culture with Hockey games in Kelowna, snowmobile tours, snow bike tours and snowshoe tours. read more

Whistler/Blackcomb, BC

Just 90 minutes’ drive from Vancouver lies the Whistler Blackcomb ski region which is one of the largest resorts in North America and considered to be one of the best mountain resorts in the world. Whistler offers a large and diverse selection of accommodation options, making it easy to find the ideal place to call home during your stay. Choose from ski-in / ski-out luxury resorts and chalets, full-service hotels, mountainside townhomes, and self-contained apartments. From perfectly groomed cruising runs to challenging bumps fields, there is skiing and riding to suit the entire family. The ski area offers over 8100 acres of snow-covered slopes, 16 alpine bowls, three glaciers, world-class terrain parks and 200+ marked trails. read more

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	Destinations Canada Canada Going to Dates Adults Children Ages CANADA Banff, AB In the heart of the majestic Canadian Rockies, Banff is a charming tourist town surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenes and glacier-fed turquoise lakes. Located just a short transfer from Calgary, Banff offers access to the iconic SkiBig3 resorts; Mt. Norquay, Banff Sunshine and Lake Louise, sharing 8000 acres of skiable terrain with plenty of trails to suit all ability levels. Getting to the slopes is simple with complimentary shuttle buses. If you keep your eyes open you may catch a glimpse of the unique wildlife such as moose, elk and big horn sheep! While in the town of Banff enjoy a wide selection of bars, restaurants and a great nightlife atmosphere. read more Fernie, BC Located in the Elk Valley area of South Eastern BC, Fernie is a great all-round ski resort renowned for great powder and a variety of skiing and snowboarding terrain to suit all levels. With 2500 acres of ridable terrain including five distinct and legendary bowls that sit above tree-lined trails, and a newly opened area that widened the whole ski area, if you want to make powder tracks, then you should head to Fernie! Experts can disappear into extensive glades, drops, big ridges, chutes and making turns through fresh powder, while intermediates can get a feel for off-piste and gladed terrain. The main township of Fernie is just five kilometres away from the resort and there is also a choice of on-mountain lodges and condominiums. The town is quaint and calm with a great choice of restaurants and bars. read more Jasper, AB Located in the rugged Jasper National Park, just 20 minutes from the town of Jasper, Marmot Basin offers 1720 acres of varied terrain and wonderful, dry snow. Large snow-filled bowls are a paradise for powder lovers of all abilities, while the advanced skiers and riders will love the “Tres Hombres” – a powder-filled, tree-less bowl with black and double black runs. Marmot Basin has three main lodge buildings, one located at the base area and two at the mid-mountain area, which means everything you need for a great day is conveniently located on-hill. Marmot Basin is well-known for its relaxed and friendly atmosphere, first class service, all-round affordability, great snow and that unrivalled Rocky Mountain scenery. read more Kicking Horse, BC Kicking Horse is located in the heart of the Canadian Rocky Mountains powder country. The base area offers a range of accommodation options including family condominiums and boutique mountain lodges, as well as award-winning restaurants and bars providing après ski fun. The mountain’s Golden Eagle Express Gondola comfortably whisks skiers and snowboarders the full 1315 metres of vertical in just twelve minutes. Once at the top you will find superbly varied terrain including smooth groomers, steep chutes and bumps that will raise the excitement level of even the most accomplished skiers and riders. read more Kimberley, BC Kimberley Alpine Resort is known for its light and fluffy snow, short lift lines and an abundance of clear sunny days. The resort always provides a good mix of terrain with a dedicated beginners area, exciting runs for the intermediate and plenty of steep terrain and gladed areas for the more advanced. The charming village provides a genuine, laid-back Canadian holiday experience with friendly bars, restaurants and a large variety of places to explore. Skiers and riders of all abilities will find fun and excitement with rolling, groomed runs dispersed throughout North America’s largest gladed terrain. read more Lake Louise, AB Nestled in the heart of Canada's majestic Rocky Mountains, Banff and Lake Louise promise memorable skiing and snowboarding amidst some of the world's most awesome scenery and breathtaking slopes. Within the historic Banff National Park, the Canadian Rockies offer more than 7,500 acres of skiable terrain on one convenient lift ticket, which includes frequent and worry-free shuttle transportation between area hotels and resorts. read more Panorama, BC Located in the Purcell Mountains of BC, approximately three hours from Calgary, Panorama is a true hidden gem! Skiers and riders from all levels will appreciate the vertical that Panorama provides, the endless groomed cruisers and the backcountry style powder paradise of Taynton Bowl which was formerly only heli-skiing terrain. Beginners will like the Discovery Zone – ideal for first timers and families, or if you prefer a challenge the double black tree skiing in the Extreme Dream Zone is great for the more advanced. The Monster X is Panorama’s newest snowcat allowing skiers to access the highest point of the custom-built terrain. The intimate village is home to a range of accommodation options and hot pools, along with a variety of dining and nightlife options providing plenty of fun to enjoy after a full day on the slopes. read more Revelstoke, BC Located in the heart of the Selkirk and the Monashee mountain region, Revelstoke is only two hours’ drive from Kelowna, BC. For decades, helicopter and cat skiers from around the world have flocked to Revelstoke, drawn to its perfect powder, varied alpine terrain and quaint mountain community. Revelstoke really is an amazing mountain destination for advanced skiers and snowboarders with 1713 metres of vertical lift access terrain, 3121 acres of fall line skiing and two high alpine bowls. For those just starting out, there are beginner slopes at the base of the mountain and a new lift has opened up speedy access to the ‘Ripper’ zone with easier runs ideal for beginners and intermediates. The town of Revelstoke is only a five minute drive from the mountain base and has a mix of vibrant shops, restaurants, cosy pubs and lounges. read more Red Mountain, BC Red Mountain Resort is nestled deep in the heart of the Kootenay Mountains of South-Eastern BC. 360 degree skiing off the top of each peak means you’ll find acres of gladed terrain, steep groomers, tight tree-lined trails and challenging bumps all blanketed in some of Canada’s best snow. Skiers and riders will love the long powder days with the amazing fall line tree skiing and miles of perfectly groomed runs on Grey Mountain, now easily accessible via the new Topping Chair lift. You will discover a small but vibrant and lively on-snow village at the base of Red Mountain, home to restaurants, bars and cafés. For even more variety you can head into the charming town of Rossland, which is less than a ten minute drive from Red. Rossland also hosts a great variety of accommodation options. Red Mountain Resort strikes a lovely balance between steep and challenging skiing and laid-back family friendly fun. read more Sun Peaks, BC Sun Peaks is a fun, family friendly snow resort offering a beautiful mountain community. Ski runs flow down from Sun Peaks’ three mountains, Tod Mountain, Sundance and Mount Morrisey, to the ski-in/ski-out village below. It is the second largest ski area in Canada with 4270 acres of skiable terrain spread over the three mountains, giving skiers and riders access to anything from deep steeps, long cruisers, glades and ten acres of terrain parks with distinct zones for all abilities. The four person Orient chairlift provides improved mountain and east village ski-in/ski-out access. Sun Peaks averages over 2000 hours of sunshine each year, providing many bluebird days and picture perfect views of the resort. There are many options for non-skiers to experience like dogsledding, tubing and ice fishing with a local guide. read more SilverStar, BC Nestled in the beautiful Okanagan Valley above the town of Vernon, SilverStar is an easy one hour drive from Kelowna International Airport. All day skiing and snowboarding down the champagne powder trails is there for the taking with over 700 vertical metres and more than 3000 acres of incredible terrain. With two faces to choose from, one friendly and one difficult, there are endless options for every level of skier and snowboarder from beginner to advanced. The resort also boasts 16 kilometres of marked snowshoe trails, a Tube Town Adventure Park, outdoor skating on Brewer’s Pond and a fitness centre with rock-climbing wall. Off the slopes there is much to explore in the quaint village of SilverStar, which itself is a colourful collection of Victorian-styled buildings containing condos, shops and restaurants. Some incredible day trips and activities are on offer for those wanting to take in the surrounding landscapes and some Canadian culture with Hockey games in Kelowna, snowmobile tours, snow bike tours and snowshoe tours. read more Whistler/Blackcomb, BC Just 90 minutes’ drive from Vancouver lies the Whistler Blackcomb ski region which is one of the largest resorts in North America and considered to be one of the best mountain resorts in the world. Whistler offers a large and diverse selection of accommodation options, making it easy to find the ideal place to call home during your stay. Choose from ski-in / ski-out luxury resorts and chalets, full-service hotels, mountainside townhomes, and self-contained apartments. From perfectly groomed cruising runs to challenging bumps fields, there is skiing and riding to suit the entire family. The ski area offers over 8100 acres of snow-covered slopes, 16 alpine bowls, three glaciers, world-class terrain parks and 200+ marked trails. read more
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