Canadian Resorts
Sunshine Village
Sunshine began as nothing more than a log cabin built by the Canadian Pacific Railroad in the late 1920's but today it is the oldest ski resort in Canada and offers over 3000 acres of skiable terrain... |
Castle Mountain
Castle Mountain is located 2.5 hours south of Calgary and only a 1.5-hour drive north of both Carway and Roosville U.S. border crossings. There is ton of fun and excitement to be had at this mountain will... |
Fernie Alpine Resort
Fernie Alpine Resort has a well-deserved reputation for excellent snow conditions and spectacular scenery. Elephant and Mammoth Head provide massive rock backdrops to an extensive playground just waiting... |
Sun Peaks
Sun Peaks resort has a little for everyone. With 3,678 acres and 2,891 vertical feet on 3 mountains, what isn't there to like? Come enjoy the best grooming in Canada paired with the best ski weather... |
Whistler Blackcomb
Whistler Blackcomb is regarded by many as the top ski resort in the world. On the slopes, every level of skier and snowboarder is catered for -- every type of terrain imaginable can be accessed by a fast... |
Tremblant
Tremblant has been Eastern Canada's best known resort since 1939. The first resort to open in Canada and the second in North America, it is located in the picturesque Laurentian Forest, an easy drive... |
Owl`s Head
Many people believe that the name Owl's Head was derived from the contour of the mountains peak said to resemble an owl's head. This conception is refuted by folklore passed down through... |
Le Massif de Petite
Le Massif started out in 1970. Studies were undertaken to determine the potential of the mountain as an international winter sports center. In 1979, the Government revised its policy on downhill skiing and... |
Lake Louise
Located in the heart of Canada's Banff National Park, Lake Louise ski area is widely regarded as one of the most scenic mountain resorts in North America, if not the entire world. Lake Louise is the... |
Nakiska Ski Area
Specifically designed to host the alpine events of the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, Nakiska is Alberta's youngest Rocky Mountain ski resort. Just a 45 minute drive west of Calgary in Kananaskis... |
