The most scenic places to ski
Skiing and Snowboarding in the Canadian Rockies
Nine world-class ski resorts sit within driving range of Canmore, spanning Banff National Park, Jasper National Park, Kananaskis Country, and British Columbia. From the high-alpine bowls of Sunshine Village and the massive terrain at Lake Louise to BC powder destinations like Fernie and Revelstoke, Canmore Travel provides private group shuttle service to make your trip that much better.
How Canmore Travel fits in: We ONLY provide private shuttles, charters, and transfers to ski resorts across the Canadian Rockies and British Columbia. We do not organize any ski activities, lessons, or lift ticket purchases.
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Skiing and Snowboarding Destinations in the Canadian Rockies
Canmore Travel provides private shuttle transfers to all of the ski resorts below. We handle the drive so you can focus on the mountain.
Banff and Bow Valley
Banff National Park is the only ski destination in the world inside a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Sunshine Village and Norquay, along with Lake Louise, form the SkiBig3 multi-resort pass territory and all three are within 60 minutes of Canmore by private shuttle.
Canada's highest base elevation ski resort, Sunshine Village spans three mountains and 3,300 acres inside Banff National Park. Its high-alpine position delivers consistently cold, dry powder from November to May, one of the longest seasons on the continent. Sunshine Village is a SkiBig3 pass destination.
Banff National Park
Sunshine Village
Norquay sits just minutes from downtown Banff and is the only resort in the Banff area with night skiing. With 60 runs across 190 acres, it suits every ability level. Its relaxed, uncrowded atmosphere makes it ideal for a half-day on the slopes or an evening run under the lights. Part of the SkiBig3 pass.
Banff National Park
Mount Norquay
Lake Louise and Kananaskis
Alberta's largest ski resort and the site of the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics, two very different resort experiences within an hour of Canmore.
One of the largest ski areas in North America, directly across the valley from the lake itself, with terrain for every level and views that make the chairlift ride part of the experience. We provide winter transfers from Canmore, Harvie Heights, and Banff so you skip the icy early morning drive and the parking lot.
Banff National Park
Lake Louise Ski Resort
Built to host the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics alpine events, Nakiska sits in Kananaskis Country and is known for excellent grooming and a family-friendly atmosphere. With 79 runs across 258 acres, it offers a relaxed, uncrowded alternative to the busier Banff resorts.
Kananaskis Country
Nakiska Ski Area
Jasper National Park
Marmot Basin offers the uncrowded mountain experience that Banff-area resorts rarely match in peak season. Canmore Travel can arrange the full-day Icefields Parkway route to Jasper.
Jasper's only ski resort offers 1,700 acres of varied terrain and 91 runs inside one of Canada's most spectacular national parks. Marmot Basin is consistently less crowded than Banff-area resorts, with a December to April season and intermediate terrain that experienced skiers describe as the hidden gem of the Canadian Rockies.
Jasper National Park
Marmot Basin
British Columbia
The BC Rockies are where serious skiers go for big vertical and deep powder. Kicking Horse and Fernie are both within transfer range of Canmore farther than the Banff resorts, but a different calibre of terrain entirely.
Set above the town of Golden, Kicking Horse features 2,800 acres of steep terrain and one of the greatest vertical drops in North America at 1,260 metres (4,133 feet). Advanced skiers and snowboarders consistently rank it among the top resorts in Canada, with heli-skiing access available directly from the mountain.
British Columbia
Kicking Horse Mountain Resort
Fernie Alpine Resort receives an average of 37 feet of snowfall per year, making it one of the most consistently snow-rich resorts in Canada. With 2,500 acres and 142 runs ranging from gentle groomers to deep-powder glades, Fernie suits every skill level and its welcoming ski village is one of the most celebrated in the Rockies.
British Columbia
Fernie Alpine Resort
Columbia Valley
Two resorts known for extraordinary vertical and long, uninterrupted runs. Panorama and Revelstoke are the farthest destinations on the Canmore Travel ski shuttle route and among the most memorable in the Canadian Rockies.
Located near Invermere in the Columbia Valley, Panorama features 2,800 acres and a vertical drop of 1,220 metres (4,000 feet), one of the highest in North America. It is known for long, groomed carving runs and the Taynton Bowl, which offers in-bounds heli-skiing for those seeking freshly tracked powder.
Columbia Valley
Panorama Mountain Resort
Revelstoke Mountain Resort holds the longest vertical descent in North America at 1,713 metres (5,620 feet) and receives legendary powder across 3,100 acres of groomed runs, tree skiing, and open alpine bowls. Cat and heli-skiing are available nearby, making Revelstoke one of the world's most celebrated ski destinations.
Columbia Valley
Revelstoke Mountain Resort: The Greatest Vertical in North America
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We provide private group shuttles to ski resorts across the Canadian Rockies and British Columbia from convenient locations in Canmore, Harvie Heights, and Banff.
NOTE: We do not organize any ski activities, lessons, or lift ticket purchases.
