Canada Resorts

Apex Mountain Resort British Columbia

Regarded as some of the best skiing in North America, Apex boasts dry powder, short lift lines and uncrowded slopes More

Big White Ski Resort British Columbia

It has become renowned as a very good family resort along with its sister resort Silver Star..... (both owned by the Schumann family,.... expat Aussies with a history with Mt Hotham). An intermediate skiers paradise & very well catered for beginners with a green run from the top of every chairlift which allows beginner skiers a safe passage down the hill while the better skiers have plenty of other options. More

Fernie Alpine Resort British Columbia

On average 29 feet of snow falls in Fernie each year. That is enough snow to cover a three-storey building. Five enormous bowls with countless glades and chutes. More

Kicking Horse Mountain Resort British Columbia

Kicking Horse is Canadas newest and perhaps most exciting resort. The area was once heli-ski terrain but has now been developed as a lift accessed area. Huge high alpine bowls dominate the terrain, but excellent glades and groomers are plentiful all over the mountain. Huge Powder reputation and ranked #1 in North America by SKIING. One of the most northern resorts so snow is always light and soft. More

Kimberley Alpine Resort British Columbia

Known for extensive hours of sunlight, mild winter temperatures and warm summers, Kimberley is a tranquil, event-filled and adventurous place to be. During the winter months Kimberley has plenty to offer for every one. More

Lake Louise Mountain Resort Alberta

Lake Louise's uniquely beautiful terrain is both vast and varied. The exceptional layout allows families and groups of all abilities to ski together. There are beginner, intermediate and expert runs from every chair. Beginner and intermediate skiers have access to an abundance of gentle slopes and long cruising runs. Experts can explore endless chutes, glades, and remote bowls in the Rockies' most challenging terrain. More

Marmot Basin Alberta

Located in the breathtaking, vast and 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. More

Panorama Mountain Village British Columbia

The elevation at this resort is second only to a couple of resorts, so since it is always so uncrowded, the long cruising runs that you ski there are the best! Lots of good tree skiing and the best views in the world! The name really suits the resort, the people there are really friendly, if you can find them.. the runs are like deserted on weekdays! More

Red Mountain Resort British Columbia

Red Mountain is a relatively unheard of mountain by international travellers but it has a lot to offer. It is quite a large ski area spanning two mountains with one of the biggest verticals in North America. There is in the region of 400 acres of groomed trails and a further 700 acres of tree skiing. Red features slope-side lodging, and world-class terrain with 2,900 vertical feet (884 meters) of incredible tree skiing, wide-open glades of champagne powder and easy-to-access backcountry. More

Silver Star Mountain Resort British Columbia

Awarded Best family Resort in 2004. Silver Star resort offers ski in ski out village, a world renowned ski and snowboard school with huge terrain and wide open uncrowded slopes. More

Sun Peaks British Columbia

The 2nd largest ski area in Canada Sun Peaks offers skiing over 3 peaks and genuine ski-in ski-out accommodation options. Fine dry snow creates great powder skiing on the long trails with ample intermediate and advanced skiing. There is little extreme skiing however. More

Sunshine Village Alberta

Sunshine is right in the heart of the Canadian Rockies just 16km from Banff. It actually dates back to the 1920's and is one of Canada's original resorts. Heavy infrastructure development means the resort has expanded to cover 3 peaks and have generally excellent facilities and a long season. More

Whistler Blackcomb British Columbia

There is only one way to describe the combined resorts of Whistler Blackcomb - HUGE!. With a vertical of around 1500m and reliable snow this resort has become a favourite destination for Australian skiers and boarders. With 12 Alpine bowls, 7 parks or pipes and over 200 marked trails the options are endless. More