Best Skiing in Canada in March

    March combines a deep base with longer, sunnier days. High resorts keep winter snow, while lower slopes start to see spring snow that softens through the day.

    Outside any Easter weeks, crowds thin out after the February holidays and lodging prices often drop.

    Top resorts in Canada for March snow

    50 resorts in Canada are open in March with at least 30 cm of typical snow depth. Ranked 60% on snow depth, 20% on top elevation and 20% on piste kilometres.

    #ResortSnow depthTop
    1Marmot Basin144 cm2,477 m
    2Hudson Bay Mountain163 cm1,664 m
    3Whitewater Ski Resort137 cm2,061 m
    4Kicking Horse Resort132 cm2,418 m
    5Whistler Blackcomb125 cm2,284 m
    6Lake Louise Ski Area122 cm2,637 m
    7Mount Washington Alpine Resort134 cm1,588 m
    8Banff Sunshine Village114 cm2,731 m
    9Powder King Mountain Resort130 cm1,521 m
    10Panorama Mountain Resort102 cm2,450 m
    11Mont Orford126 cm836 m
    12Big White Ski Resort94 cm2,285 m
    13Troll Resort103 cm1,532 m
    14Nakiska100 cm2,263 m
    15Mansfield Ski Club131 cm385 m
    16Fernie Alpine Resort85 cm2,134 m
    17Searchmont Resort118 cm422 m
    18Mont-Sainte-Anne94 cm800 m
    19Red Mountain Resort78 cm2,075 m
    20Mont Apic129 cm322 m
    21Camp Fortune114 cm358 m
    22Ski Mont Blanc101 cm540 m
    23Larch Hills Nordic Ski Trails70 cm1,291 m
    24Le Massif82 cm792 m
    25Mont Gleason108 cm349 m
    26Loch Lomond102 cm429 m
    27Mt. Baldy Family Ski Area75 cm2,118 m
    28Holiday Mountain102 cm469 m
    29Mont Tremblant Resort, Station Mont Tremblant65 cm875 m
    30Silver Star Mountain Resort52 cm1,887 m

    Snow depth, snowfall and temperature are 2020-24 monthly averages from Open-Meteo's historical weather data at each resort's coordinates. They are modelled values for the area, not the resort's own snow reports, so treat them as a guide to typical conditions.

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