Banff     Map it
Banff National Park is home to three of the world’s finest ski resorts; Mt. Norquay, The Lake Louise Ski Area and Sunshine Village.
The three resorts offer almost 8,000 acres of skiable terrain on one convenient, tri-area lift ticket. There’s terrain to suit every level and desire, from gentle groomed runs to some of the world’s most extreme in-bounds challenges. Our high altitude and inland location guarantee the dry, light snow that we’re famous for – and plenty of it.
Free transportation between many hotels and the resorts, with a tri-area lift ticket, means that when you’re here, the choice of mountains is yours.

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Lake Louise     Map it
With 4200 skiable acres, Lake Louise is one of the largest ski areas in North America. The unique layout allows families and groups of varying abilities to ski together; there are beginner, intermediate and expert runs down from every chair. Beginners and intermediate skiers have access to an abundance of gentle slopes and long cruising runs. Experts can explore endless chutes, glades, gullies and remote bowls in some of the Rockies' most challenging terrain.

Mt. Norquay     Map it
Just minutes from the Town of Banff, Mt. Norquay offers the only night skiing in Banff-Lake Louise, including a fully lit terrain park, and expert snowmaking on 85% of the terrain.
This is the best-kept secret in the Canadian Rockies!
Mt. Norquay has been cited as yielding “a host to awe-inspiring vistas…every angle another postcard in the making,” by Snowboarder magazine, August 2009.

Sunshine Village     Map it
Close to the Town of Banff, Sunshine Village – Canada’s highest elevated resort, has great, guaranteed snow conditions from December to May, with an average annual snowfall of over 30 feet, on over 3,300 acres of terrain!
Plus, enjoy the novel opportunity to ski or ride in both the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia on the same run!