Overview

Skiing in Canada is informal and fun; set against a backdrop of astonishing scenery, it’s a good choice for families, offering everything from learner slopes to vertical runs.

Whistler

Whistler offers alpine scenery on a breathtaking scale with a ski and snowboard season that lasts from November to August. It is a great family resort which boasts the longest vertical ski run in North America. Cobbled streets, enticing restaurants and irresistible shops distinguish its alpine-style village.

Lake Louise and Banff

Lake Louise and Banff are backed by the majestic mountains of Banff’s National Park, one of Canada’s most spectacular winter sportsdestinations. Lake Louise is an intimate village popular with skiers of all levels; over 4200 acres of pistes covering four mountains will provide enough options for the whole family. Banff is arguably one of the most spectacular winter playgrounds in the Rockies. Rich in history, it is a sophisticated town with lively après-ski opportunities.

Tremblant

Tremblant is in the heart of Québec and is a purpose-built resort with Canada’s largest artificial snow-making system and state-of-the-art lift system. This pretty mountain village has a unique Quebecois culture and a welcoming atmosphere. With 94 runs serviced by 13 state-of-the-art lifts, the mountain dominates a stunningly beautiful countryside.