Western Canada Skiing 

 Whistler Blackcomb - http://www.whistlerblackcomb.com/ 

Largest in Canada – Peak to peak gondola 

Favorite Runs – Blackcomb Glacier - anything around Kaleidoscope  

Amazing Village, Après Ski and nightlife 

Skied here dozens of time – snow unpredictable 

Fly to Vancouver BC – easy access depending on traffic, ~2+hrs from Vancouver 

Sun Peaks - http://www.sunpeaksresort.com/winter/ 

Second Largest in Canada – Patrolled back country skiing/riding @ Mt Tod 

Favorite Runs – Hat Trick & The Sticks  

Good Village but limited night life 

Skied here once (Dec/Jan) – upper elevations great snow, lower village poor coverage 

Fly to Kamloops BC 

Big White - www.bigwhite.com 

Known for great snow – ice climbing and many activities 

Favorite Runs – Paradise & Paradise Glades 

Good Village but limited night life 

Skied here twice (Dec/Feb) – Great snow 

Fly to Kelowna BC 

Silver Star - http://winter.skisilverstar.com/ 

Known for great snow – tubing and many activities one price  

Favorite Runs – Bon Diablo 

Limited Village – would not stay here – 2 sides to mountain with long T bar traverse (the one’s boarders hate) 

Skied here twice (Dec/Feb) – Great snow 

Supposed to have a new Gondola soon to help lift lines

Fly to Kelowna BC,  near Vernon BC 

Fernie  - http://www.skifernie.com/ 

Not much Village – town of Fernie is cute – (hot tub time machine filmed here) 

Favorite Runs – Anything into Currie bowl 

Limited Village – huge range of terrain 

Skied here twice (Jan/March) – Too warm in mid-March 

Fly to Calgary – long drive 

Kimberly  - http://skikimberley.com/  

One of few resorts with night skiing 

Favorite Runs – Black forest Area 

Skied here twice (Jan/March) – Too warm in mid-March 

Fly to Calgary – long drive 

Lake Louise  -  http://www.skilouise.com/ 

Lots of great glades 

Favorite Runs – Summit Platter down through Charlies choice & glades 

Skied here many times – Part of http://www.skibig3.com/  (highly recommend)  

Fly to Calgary – Drive – Stay in Banff or Lake Louise 

Sunshine  Village-  http://www.sunshine-village.com/ 

Wide open bowls – You park then take a gondola into village – you can ski in Alberta and BC as straddles border 

Favorite Runs – Anything to the left of Mt Standish lift   or  Schoolmarm or  the glades behind the lodge

Because of high elevation  - you can ski here generally later in the season than anywhere else (PICTURE above is May 2017)

Skied here many times – Part of http://www.skibig3.com/  (highly recommend)  

Fly to Calgary – Drive – Stay in Banff or Lake Louise 

Norquay-  http://winter.banffnorquay.com/ 

Have tried a few times but poor snow or ice makes me want to drive a bit further for more consistent snow at Sunshine or Lake Louise.

Part of http://www.skibig3.com/   multi mountain pass - Great deal!

Fly to Calgary – Drive – Stay in Banff or Lake Louise 

Panorama-  http://www.panoramaresort.com/ 

Great terrain – Great Steeps, great kid's program

Favorite Runs – Millennium , View of 1000 Peaks (smaller pic below)

Limited Village - Sleepy 

Fly to Calgary – Drive – stay if you want to relax! 

Check out Arrowhead micro brewery on the way in

Kicking Horse  http://kickinghorseresort.com/winter-main/ 

Known for Powder – massive bowls 

Great terrain – Great Steeps – Advanced mountain (lower beginner’s area not good) 

Favorite Runs – Sluiceway, Sliver Lining > Cloud Nine 

Limited Village but town of Golden BC nice 

Fly to Calgary – Drive – beautiful drive through the mountains – some very nice condos at base 

Revelstoke    http://www.revelstokemountainresort.com/ 

I have not been – someday! 

Red Mountain     http://www.redresort.com/

I have not been  –  Next on my list

Fly to Spokane Washington – ~ 250km drive North Across Border

Marmot Basin    https://www.skimarmot.com/

I have not been – wish list

~400km from either Edmonton or Calgary – Jasper AB

Power Mountain Cat Skiing (Just South of Whistler) 

http://powdermountaincatskiing.com/ 

Great guides and feels very safe backcountry - Many short runs at high elevation 

Rent FAT powder skis min 100mm underfoot 

Have fun!!!   

Jason Morris 

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