As the largest ski resort in the Canadian Rockies, Lake Louise Ski Resort offers 4,200 acres of diverse terrain with stunning views of the iconic Lake Louise and surrounding glaciers. The resort is known for its variety of runs, from gentle groomers to challenging back bowls, making it ideal for skiers and snowboarders of all levels.

Sunshine Village is known for its high-altitude skiing and long season, often running from November to May. Straddling the Continental Divide, this resort offers over 3,300 acres of terrain, including wide-open bowls, scenic alpine views, and the legendary Delirium Dive for expert skiers. With a rich history dating back to the 1920s, Sunshine Village remains one of the most snow-sure destinations in Banff National Park.

As Banff’s original ski resort, Mount Norquay has been a winter playground since 1926 and offers a smaller, family-friendly atmosphere with a mix of beginner to expert terrain. It’s famous for its night skiing and tubing park, making it a great option for evening adventures. Norquay is also known for its steep runs, perfect for those seeking a challenge without the larger crowds of other resorts.