Whistler Blackcomb: Combining two mountains, this resort is the largest on offer across the whole of North America. We believe it has one of the best villages across the globe, with so much to see and do aside from its vast terrains. The best bit about Whistler Blackcomb is it is only a two-hour drive from Vancouver, along with one of the most beautiful sea-to-sky highway offering stunning views across the howe-sound.
Resort Stats
Season (main winter) |
Late November - Beginning May |
Elevation |
2,182m |
Average Snow |
12m |
Lifts |
5 Gondolas | 32 Lifts |
Terrain |
Beginner 5/5 | Intermediate 5/5 | Advanced 5/5 |
Lake Louise: Located only a few hours from Calgary airport, this is the largest of the Big3 resorts surrounding Banff town. Offering picturesque views and great options for all abilities you will not be disappointed skiing or snowboarding in this resort. Base yourself in Banff to get a real Canadian experience.
Resort Stats
Season (main winter) |
November - Beginning May |
Elevation |
2,637m |
Average Snow |
5m |
Lifts |
1 Gondolas | 9 Lifts |
Terrain |
Beginner 4/5 | Intermediate 5/5 | Advanced 4/5 |
Mont Tremblant: The beauty of this resort for a European is the familiarity you will get with French feeling resort. Being located 1.5 hours from Montreal airport, it makes for a great trip with short transfers after a trans-Atlantic flight. Offering excellent cuisine and picturesque shops throughout the resort.
Resort Stats
Season (main winter) |
November - April |
Elevation |
875m |
Average Snow |
5.5m |
Lifts |
2 Gondolas | 12 Lifts |
Terrain |
Beginner 4/5 | Intermediate 5/5 | Advanced 4/5 |
Revelstoke: Known as the big mountain terrain, this resort offers the largest vertical drop across the whole of North America with most other runs to follow. Not recommended for beginners, however, this resort offers exceptional thrills for big riders. Recommended staying in the old town itself with as a small resort.
Resort Stats
Season (main winter) |
December - April |
Elevation |
2,225m |
Average Snow |
11m |
Lifts |
1 Gondolas | 4 Lifts |
Terrain |
Beginner 2/5 | Intermediate 4/5 | Advanced 5/5 |
Big White: Many skiers visit Big White for its off-piste terrain due to its abundance of snowfall and groomed trails that provide excellent conditions for tree skiing. A popular favourite due to almost all accommodations being ski-in/ski-out, unlike most other Canadian resorts. Also located very close to Kelowna, Canada's second-largest wine provider.
Resort Stats
Season (main winter) |
November - April |
Elevation |
2,319m |
Average Snow |
7.5m |
Lifts |
1 Gondolas | 15 Lifts |
Terrain |
Beginner 4/5 | Intermediate 4/5 | Advanced 4/5 |
With there being a vast array of resorts across Canada, it would be almost impossible to list them all. However, at Your Endless Travel we have access to package the perfect holiday based on your wants and needs. Below is a snap shot of additional resorts we offer, and recommend that you contact us to talk through your plans and we can work on the best options for you.
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Sun Peaks Resort - located in British Columbia, this resort is known for its wide variety of terrain and its charming village atmosphere.
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Banff Sunshine Village - situated in Alberta's Banff National Park, this resort is known for its steep and challenging runs.
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Nakiska Ski Area - located near Calgary, Alberta, this resort is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
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Blue Mountain Resort - situated in Ontario, this resort offers a mix of beginner, intermediate, and advanced runs, as well as a variety of off-mountain activities.
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Mount St. Louis Moonstone - located in Ontario, this resort is known for its family-friendly atmosphere and its variety of terrain